PhobosAnomaly
Photo of the Month: Jan 2018
Yeah starting in the final pot is really recommended. I always start in the final pot.
Unless you have harvested hundreds of plants. Making you an ultra level green thumb.
At that point you could do some crazy stuff without stressing the autos.
Pretty much everyone does a bit of lst on them.
Autos run on a timer. They are a bit more delicate than photos.
Any stress during the vegetation period will dramatically reduce overall yield.
To much stress can cause it to hermie though. Which is nature just being a boss.
Since most autoflowering plants are feminized, some are not.
They are basically guaranteed to be a bud producing female.
With a seed to harvest period of 100 days or less.
A lot of breeders advertise as low as 63 days.
To me that says, there is no chance of wasting your precious time or space.
Since both may be limited.
I happen to have had some Tweet Trainwreck, so I apologize if I have rambled.
Unless you have harvested hundreds of plants. Making you an ultra level green thumb.
At that point you could do some crazy stuff without stressing the autos.
Pretty much everyone does a bit of lst on them.
Autos run on a timer. They are a bit more delicate than photos.
Any stress during the vegetation period will dramatically reduce overall yield.
To much stress can cause it to hermie though. Which is nature just being a boss.
Since most autoflowering plants are feminized, some are not.
They are basically guaranteed to be a bud producing female.
With a seed to harvest period of 100 days or less.
A lot of breeders advertise as low as 63 days.
To me that says, there is no chance of wasting your precious time or space.
Since both may be limited.
I happen to have had some Tweet Trainwreck, so I apologize if I have rambled.