Thanks Keith!
When you catch the wave just right, those autos just seem to keep on stretching. Beautiful work on those!Day #45 for the Wizard autos.
Stacking everso nicely
Damn..
I thought I took a full tent pic but can't seem to find it. I'll grab one this evening or early tomorrow morning. Lights are out rn.
They are trying their damnedest to grow into my fan. Hope they stop stretching soon.
I'm running out of room fast.
Fantastic job @Justin Goody!
That’s really good to see. Mine had a few tall branches but those are gorgeous girls you have. Great to watch them go! I hope they hit your light
Let's see if I can ride it all the way to the shore.
Stacking like the Wookiee did for me.
One of them is 4-6" taller. She may get close.That’s really good to see. Mine had a few tall branches but those are gorgeous girls you have. Great to watch them go! I hope they hit your light
They SHOULD slow down soon but hey it’s a good problem to have if it comes up! Gonna be some towers in there
This is what I aspire to and why I feel that I am doing something that stunts the stretch of my plants. I am not yet riding this wave in my grows. I wonder what I must alter in my method. VG where do you top your autos? In my most recent grow the one plant I topped when I spotted the first pistils and the other hadn't show pistils by 6th node so I topped after 6th anyway. That seemed to slow flower but there was not much stretch. Is it possible to restrain the branches too much with hooks? Is it possible I am overdoing it?
For these Wizard autos and also the Wookiee I recently finished, I let them grow until I see the first pistils and then top above the fourth. Sometimes I end up cutting off quite a bit of the plant. I let them grow wild and vigorous until I see those first pistils though.
The pandemic ended up being good for my auto growing. I used the time to experiment and begin breeding things for my particular environment and level of laziness. During that time I had some trial and error that ended up resulting in some actual usable technique
. I still learn something new with every new strain.
SUPERCROP!!!!!!!!!!Pics of the chicks on day #46...
Barely enough room in there. Need to find some sort of braces for the tent sides to keep them from sucking inwards. It would give me a bit more room.
Has to be very cheap or free. I'll look around here and see what I have laying around.
Turned the fan around as the taller gal was getting a bit wind blown. It's diffused now and she looks better.
If you notice a small droop in leaves it's because the lights are going out momentarily.
Need to slowly start increasing the light in there.
I think it's set to about 75% now.
Yes it does, thank you. I was waiting for first flower but topping too high up it seems.
The pandemic ended up being good for my auto growing. I used the time to experiment and begin breeding things for my particular environment and level of laziness. During that time I had some trial and error that ended up resulting in some actual usable technique
Some of the things they all share when they seem to catch that wave- No pH fluctuations, don’t let them get root bound, keep low humidity, dial in the ideal light early. With my plants I start them into 20-22k Lux and I don’t do a ton of light adjustments in the first few weeks. It seems like a lot of light but I give them all they can handle.
This is interesting. I am familiar with and am using the backbuilding technique but wasn't aware you could build from the bottom.
My recent ones flowered at ave 50 days but there was no real stretch.
I know it’s just the green thumb Dad seemed to pass down but I feel like the plants tell you what they need, as long as you don’t keep asking
And they know when you give up on them, they stop growing as soon as you stop believing.
It doesn’t take a wizard to grow the Wizard but it helps to know how to cast the right spell
Feeling poetic today, are we.?...
A few wire coat hangers and some zip-ties might do the trick...
Who are you?????
Oh poor poor poor man
