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Count me in Tranquil! Just finished my first auto grow and now starting my first High Brix grow as well. I am sure I will learn a lot from watching your grow.
The girls look amazing! Where did you get those Green Crack seeds from?
That Green Crack #3 is working on being the star of the show. Lots of vigorous growth going on there.
Any reason you're doing DeStress twice a week?
The ladies are looking quite happy! I'm glad that StarRyder is finally starting to grow after the very stressful beginning she had
Looking great! It doesn't look like you need DeStress more than once per week.
Welcome to the grow shadowmoses!
I got all my seeds at Bonza, one of our sponsors. They have a great selection but they are expensive.
Actually, the soil does need the DeStress to compliment the Roots! - they're formulated to work together to hook up the roots and the biota. It's a matter of how often. I wouldn't go longer than 10 days without DeStress, and twice a week if they need it. Once they hook up, extra doesn't help that much. If you like doing it twice a week, I recommend half strength.
It seems my autos have gone wild with the brix grow! This is my first experience with autos and I did not expect from seed to preflowers would be 34 days! Wow! Both my Northern Lights Auto and Bubblegum Auto are going to give me a treat in the days to come!
Strictly sunlight based these Autos are showing their stuff!
Two shots of my Northern Lights Auto.
And my Bubblegum Auto.
My StarRyder is not as far along.
I am impressed. I won't do anything to these except watch them grow. Next time maybe some lst and a bigger pot.
I only hope I can make my Carnival look that nice. These are gorgeous Trainquil! It's such fun watching yours come along.
Wow - beauties!
How big are your pots? 1 gal - 2 gal?
I'm thinking you'll wish they are in bigger pots but I've never tried autos. I feel like I'm growing giant bonzai plants. I can tell my plants badly want/need more soil.