New Grower 1st grow; Amare SolarEclipse 450, Advanced Nutes, Coco

[Only1Sky]

That is one of the best first grows I have ever seen if not the best. I see monster plants in your future,

Way kool comment man, much appreciated. As a total noob, I'm amazed myself. And I know for sure, that it's totally a result of reading AFN journals and listening to members advice.

 

[A-Train]

Buds on buds.... the mutant turned out to be super nice

 

[Sensi Jay]

Bravo bro!

 

[Only1Sky]

Thanks @Sensi Jay. Its been great having you along for the ride. Your help along the way has been appreciated.

 

[Only1Sky]

Update: Harvest Day (98) for Sweet Seeds Trainwreck, the last plant of my 4-strain noob 1st grow. At 18" she was always the runt of the litter, but in the last few weeks she really bulked up amazingly. I'm very happy with her. Here's her good-bye photos:

Harvest photos to follow.

 

[A-Train]

She looks right my friend......

 

[Only1Sky]

And now, the carnage of my last trim party as a total noob. Sweet Seeds TRAINWRECK, 22.34 oz WET.

 

[Only1Sky]

That wraps up the grow and harvest phases of my 1st venture into this wild and wacky world. The four girls are now in various stages of dry and cures. I'll post final dry weights when they all hit the 62% RH mark.

So what's next, well as you see from my signature, I'm well underway with a 2nd tent where I'm trying out AutoPots and BioTabs. BUT ... nature abhors a vacuum, and so I can't very well leave my 1st tent empty, can I? Oh no. So we're kicking off a "trial run" of Mephistos -- just to get in shape for the September event, LOL. It's the "4-20 Promo plus One": Sour Livers, Northern Cheese Haze, Stilton Special, and then a bonus of Ripley's OG.

 

[Seabass]

Just an amazing first grow, you should be very proud. Enjoy that top shelf smoke bro/brah!

 

[Only1Sky]

Thanks @Seabass. Really appreciate the SLAP and encouraging remarks. I just hope that it wasn't "beginners luck". Although I know from reading the journals of those with dozens of grows behind them, that there is always a threat lying just ahead -- temperature, humidity, nute burns, nute lockouts, little creepy crawly or flying things. Its always something. So I'll feel grateful for this grow, but mindful that Mother Nature is really in charge.