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She's sure does, Leialoha is my idea of an autoflower strain. She's going to take a while longer than most autos but she's got to be the best training I've done so far. Practice makes perfect. Thank you 4x4grower!That last plant looks so wicked, Snid.
You got it Lupey, always appreciate the good vibes, keeps me going and striving for awesomeness.Looking great snid
They really get fat around the bends. It's like a super cropped knuckle but it's just the mains splitting. Lots of juices flowing through there I'm sureI still can't get over how FAT those stems are! Wow! Those are going to bear some serious fruit....
Thank you salchipapa it's my new joy. I love to spend time making them look like they do. It's very encouraging to see your comments, I appreciate it very much.Nice setup! Beautiful LSTing
Growers beware, I'm pushing the limits for autoflower training...hopefully my experiences will help prove for everyone what can be done with auto strains and whats not beneficial.(I say this since the amount of vague and unproven info on autos is immense, at least when I started last spring) Glad you like what you see here, if you've got any questions on what I did or am doing feel free to ask. Cheers!Hello Snidrajsed! Took me a bit of reading to catch up on your grow and see a few things i will do with mine. Your girls are looking good!!
When I water them I go mostly around the edge of the pots, I still got a little room there. Lol. Then I'll use my perforated solo cup to water the central area and let the water pool in the pot to soak it's way in. If I do get lazy I'll just use my sprinkler solo cup and pour it all over irregardless, then I'll make sure to spray down the foliage with my squirt/mist bottle, Soaking the foliage. Then I let them dry off before putting them under the lights footprint.Looks awsome gee those stems are thick arnt they.. is it difficult to water these girls without getting nutes on the leaves or the leaves getting all dirty in the mud? or do you submerge the pot in a larger bucket ?
Comrade, you're the guest of honour today. Final reply before my update. It's awesome to have anyone here as my sixth man on this grow, I'm so grateful for the all the kind words and grow support. And to have the great vlad and his AG explodey's good spirits here at the nursery is just one of the highlights of my day. Cheers comrade!cheers Snid, your journal has the following it deserves and you have a nice operation going on now.
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Damn man just finished reading the whole thing. Plants look awesome and you obviously know a thing or two about training. I think I'm going to get mine out of the tent later today and get some better pictures. Mind giving me some pointers once I do so. Again awesome grow and many thanks for the comments on my journal.
That's a very good question 4x4,I'm been thinking about that the last few days. The photos need to go into flower by mid April (my birthday) to make the June 30th deadline. I need about 8 weeks for them to flower then 2 weeks to dry and cure for sampling. Let me look at the calendar... It's 11 weeks from my birthday to the end of June that's just about perfect. As for Leialoha she was sprouted on feb1st and at 105 days that takes her through till mid may, so she'll be done by June if the last crop is any indication of her time to harvest. Thanks for making me put book ends on that part of my grow.How many days are these girls going to take Snid?
Me too vlad, this is going to be interesting to say the least. These photos are going to be grand, really gonna try to keep those canopies even throughout the Stretch. Cheers comradeThe amount of LST being employed has reached insane levels!!!
I like it.
Looking forward to 12/12 Snid
Jeeze llamabomb you can really make someone feel like a elite grower, truth is I'm just going through the process of learning too. I'm just a level ahead of you, one grow makes all the difference in style and confidence of what your doing and of knowing what your plants are doing. I'm not gonna lie, I've read alot of thick books and probably a thousand posts here and elsewhere to get to where I am now. It's definitely been a journey, and that's what these journals are for. I'm so glad to share with all you my experiences and mistakes so that it may help future newbies like me. Thanks so much Llama,Damn man just finished reading the whole thing. Plants look awesome and you obviously know a thing or two about training. I think I'm going to get mine out of the tent later today and get some better pictures. Mind giving me some pointers once I do so. Again awesome grow and many thanks for the comments on my journal.
Holy cow, that's extremely flattering 4x4. I am happy to hear you like my grow, mad respect for you brother.Snids plants are the bomb, aren't they? He knows his shiz, that's for sure.
She is my little Leialoha (Hawaiian for.. my darling child) it might be her figure that does it, but it's also that she is my comparison plant to my last grow. I really like the CKS northern lights auto strain, it doesn't flower too early compared to some others I've tried. I'm in rush to flower them more growth means more buds. we're almost at week 8 and she's just showed preflowers.Plants are looking great Snid, Leialoha is the one that stole my heart... just awesome!
Thanks welshpony they are going really well so far. A couple small hiccups but we're definitely looking good appreciate the kind words friend, I'll be making my best efforts to get them to harvest.Looking great! They be some fine girls you got cant wait to see them all go to flower
You go it mouser, find a spot and get to rollin' some joints to pass around. glad you joined me on my adventure, there's always something going on at Stinky Snid's... LolI'll just sneak in and take a seat here in the back.
Beautiful plants. Taking notes on that NL. Gotta start poking at mine soon.