From what I’ve seen so far you’ve got this down my man. Many grows under your belt now and they just keep getting better and better. That’s what’s great about being on this forum, so much to learn and it’s nice having the comradery of many different auto growers to correspond with. I’ve learned so much from all you peeps in the last year and really enjoy being here.Thanks brother!! I've looked my eyes out on people such as you and @St. Tom because of the constant high quality returns you guys have in your grows. Learned a lot this year about VPD and can say this is one of the important things to get right if you want to succeed.
I really hope I can repeat this way of growing for many a years, because the quality of the buds is coffeeshop worthy Even the smaller buds, I'm now and then pinching are chockfull with trichomes and get me really high after only half a joint.
Of course, I must make kudos due where kudos is due and I couldn't have done this without all the hard work @Sawney_bean has put into those seeds. It's his genetics which I'm exploring for the moment. Again another learning moment for me...Finding all those different pheno/genotypes in that small pool of fifteen plants is just amazing and something I've never done before
Never got into VPD as I have very minimal control over my environment. My tents are set up in my non-climate controlled garage and there’s only so much I can do with no A/C or heater. I do run a large dehumidifier 24/7 but would close to double the amount of juice I’m using if I controlled the climate properly and spending enough on electricity as it is. The hot summer months aren’t a problem even with the tents reaching close to 100F but growth definitely slows down from the cold during the winter.
Can’t say enough about our friend Mr Sawney Bean… fantastic breeder and a great person in general. This place wouldn’t be the same without him. Couldn’t even imagine how much time he puts into all that he does.