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I super cropped my first auto because it turned into a full monster and it built a big fat knuckle and powered along.Your NL are going to love you from topping them each pic looks bigger and better
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Your NL are going to love you from topping them each pic looks bigger and better
They sure are looking nice, nl auto is on my list to grow in the future, seems like most of the nl get pretty big with a good yield.��✌
Both your strains should be the warm fuzzies! .
Both your strains should be the warm fuzzies! .
Looking good.. . .Day 34 - Things are exploding in the tent. They continue to stretch. BB2 was the smallest of all the plants and now she's the tallest. BB1 is starting to show bud all over. The Northerns are filling out more. The Northers got a gallon of Bloom tonight. The Blueberries will get their drink tomorrow. Had to raise the lights this AM. In the group photo, NL1 is front left, NL2 front right, BB1 back left, BB2 back right.
I just caught up and am watching. Finishing my current grow of Super lemon haze and blueberry. Ordered some northern lights auto seeds and am going to try hydro I think for them. Anyways love your tutorial style guide Farside, good vibes!
I just read your full journal, this is awesome. I started my first attempt to grow and using hydroponics. Not surprised that there all dying. But it's cool to see someone else successful grow from beginning to end. .
Ay the 3 day mark we have some activity. One of the Northern Lights is up.
And that tiny white speck in the middle of this picture looks like a Blueberry trying to find her way out.
Maybe in another 24 hours I'll see the other two.
I have a question, did you have the lights on before they sprouted or just after NL popped up?
Good to have you. What type of hydro, just a soil-less mix or something more exotic? I'll probably always stick to the soil-less/Promix route. I don't have enough space for a table in my setup and I think the soil-less mixes help cut down on the possibility of bugs that you can have with soil. I've been quite pleased with these Pyramid Northerns. They took off from day one, although the Blueberries were slow out of the gate, they are putting on a late charge and are catching up to their big sisters now.
Sorry to hear of your misfortune. I tried to make this journal as much as a guide as I could so newer growers could have a track to run on. Hopefully there was something in it for you that will help your future endeavors. Whatever you do, just don't give up. There is a learning in every failure. Lord knows I've learned/failed a few times.