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BTF
Oooooh baby. I don’t normally have the patience to wait for them to REALLY be done but this time I think it was worth it.
Stocking Up For The Apocalypse: Goody's Perpetual Grow By The Beach 2020
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This Dr Wookiees x Queen G is killing it, stacking and stretching like a good girl.
She will be one of the oldest autos I’ve ever grown by the time she’s done, should be loaded up pretty good by then. @Remo Nutrients thank you
She will be one of the oldest autos I’ve ever grown by the time she’s done, should be loaded up pretty good by then. @Remo Nutrients thank you
She's a pretty one- and look at all those bud sites..
My Queen G only had 5 finger leaves till 2 weeks into flowering- now she's putting
out about 90% 3 fingered leaves...they block less light than the 5 fingered ones, so now's a great time for them to show up..
My Queen G only had 5 finger leaves till 2 weeks into flowering- now she's putting
out about 90% 3 fingered leaves...they block less light than the 5 fingered ones, so now's a great time for them to show up..
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That’s her thing. And she passes it onto her offspring about 95% of the time, look at that plant aboveShe's a pretty one- and look at all those bud sites..
My Queen G only had 5 finger leaves till 2 weeks into flowering- now she's putting
out about 90% 3 fingered leaves...they block less light than the 5 fingered ones, so now's a great time for them to show up..
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Trichomes milky with areas of amber 
and leaves crisping up on this final BTF tester.
Success
on all 3.
She’s a sexy one
with all those purple-ish leaves and that come smoke me attitude..
and leaves crisping up on this final BTF tester.Success
on all 3. She’s a sexy one
with all those purple-ish leaves and that come smoke me attitude..
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Lookin mighty fine there man!!! Happy Tuesday!! 
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Looks like @InTheShed and my Wizards are around the same size. I started 2 and the first one is staying a bit runty, got real twisted leaves and didn’t seem to catch the wave yet. But #2 is good and was just up-potted yesterday.
And this Dr. Wookiees x Queen G (named voodoo queen) just keeps getting prettier every day. Sooo many bud sites and she keeps stretching. I defoliated so much and clipped a major amount of branches to get her situated.
In doing so, the stressors kept her in early flower for weeks and now she’s getting real big.
And this Dr. Wookiees x Queen G (named voodoo queen) just keeps getting prettier every day. Sooo many bud sites and she keeps stretching. I defoliated so much and clipped a major amount of branches to get her situated.
In doing so, the stressors kept her in early flower for weeks and now she’s getting real big.
I'll be transplanting mine this weekend into a 5 gallon cloth pot, which means I better check on the FFHF bag and see what's left!
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That come smoke me attitude.. Now that's how I like my plants!She’s a sexy one
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Hi JG
I have a project brewing that involves a couple of your strains. As I consider what type of pots to use I am thinking of scaling back a bit from my 5 gal sips and trying some 3 gals. Looking at your recent posts it looks like you may be using 3 gals for a lot of your plants. Do you have a reason or is it just what you have on hand?
I have a project brewing that involves a couple of your strains. As I consider what type of pots to use I am thinking of scaling back a bit from my 5 gal sips and trying some 3 gals. Looking at your recent posts it looks like you may be using 3 gals for a lot of your plants. Do you have a reason or is it just what you have on hand?
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I use mostly 3s but I do also have 5,7 fabric pots. The beautiful part about autos that people don’t even realize is that if it somehow outgrows a 3, drop it in a 5. The WORST thing that can happen is nothing…the BEST thing would be extension of flower time with that up pot. Still a running experiment involving superthrive and some other ingredients…. But yes 3s are almost always enough, 70 days ish and they are done, no reason to waste more soil unless you know it’s gonna be a monster.
The Wizard...monster or no? Enquiring minds want to know.
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Yours is an f1 so a bit more unpredictable as far as the size could be. Go with a 5g just in case. 3g if you need to save room- which is why I originally chose that size.The Wizard...monster or no? Enquiring minds want to know.
I like that you finally have an auto that wants to get up and go so I hope it fills every bit of that 5
I've got room for two 7s in there, so 5 it is.Yours is an f1 so a bit more unpredictable as far as the size could be. Go with a 5g just in case. 3g if you need to save room- which is why I originally chose that size. I like that you finally have an auto that wants to get up and go so I hope it fills every bit of that 5
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I like the idea of starting with the 3 gal pots and up potting if needed. The rootballs from my last run in 5 gallon sips were a little thin making me wonder if they just didn't need that much soil.
Are you talking about removing the auto plant from a 3 gal fabric pot and up-potting it in to a 5 gal fabric pot? Or are you saying just stick the plant in the 3 gal fabric pot into a hole in a 5 gal pot?
If you've got room for a 7 gal pot I would vote for that size or even a 10 gallon instead of the two 7s.I've got room for two 7s in there, so 5 it is.
Dosi-Delirium auto in 10 gallon
In my wildest dreams I can't imagine growing an auto that would need as much rootspace as one of my photo plants! I don't even grow 10oz photos in 10 gallon pots.
Roots out the bottom? I'll be curious to see what that rootball looks like when you harvest it.