Auto Seeds AFN CannaZone Auto Seeds Co. Test Thread

[Auto Seeds]

Well, CoviklaFlaire, if the comment was at my question, this is what Auto Seeds themselves write: "Due to the dominance of the Sativa genes and the lower percentage of Ruderalis this is not a standard autoflowering variety. For optimum yield and maximum psychoactivity (THC content), 90+ days are recommended. Indoors, special care must be taken. Unlike other autos the best photoperiod for Ultra Lemon Haze is 12-16 hours. It is also best to change from vegetative nutrients to flowering nutrients at week 5/6 to ensure the best crop."
So that means it's autoflowering (which means it's preprogrammed to flower at any light regime) I just want to know if the max hours of light that is advised for best results, also goes for the first three weeks or so. Because if it is not, I want to give them that boost.

Basically ULH is a Semi Auto. It will switch on its own but we advise to give it a nudge at the time that suits you best. If you treat it like a really fast photo strain you will get the best out of her.

 

[Auto Seeds]

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That is a really good specimen of Berry ryder you have there. If you get a nice big thick trunk like that you can be sure she will pack on some real weight in flowering.

 

[Micron Creek]

Semi-auto?

 

[Scirzo]

Basically ULH is a Semi Auto. It will switch on its own but we advise to give it a nudge at the time that suits you best. If you treat it like a really fast photo strain you will get the best out of her.

Thanks a lot! I'll be treating her as such! That's actually great, to have something that's kind of "in between". I'm going to learn so much from it!

 

[Eekman]

Semi-auto?

Basically ULH is a Semi Auto. It will switch on its own but we advise to give it a nudge at the time that suits you best. If you treat it like a really fast photo strain you will get the best out of her.

I hope that clears things up. Party on, happy 421

 

[Micron Creek]

I hope that clears things up. Party on, happy 421

 

[NugNoob]

Keep it up guys!

 

[Renaissance Redneck]

So just past day 50, and the gals are starting to gain some weight. The CK in the 5 gallon is the exception, her buds are developing a bit slower than her sister, so she may go a bit longer. Last feeding was just pH'ed water and CaMg, and this morning I see definite signs of N def, just that quick! I'm heading out for work, so I'll have to address that tonight. These gals like to be fed.
Candy Kush:

And Polar Express:

 

[CoviklaFlaire]

That is a really good specimen of Berry ryder you have there. If you get a nice big thick trunk like that you can be sure she will pack on some real weight in flowering.

NHF but company that call it self auto seeds put out semi auto plant??
And then people wonder why somebody wont even try anything else that those big 4 autoF. companies

 

[Renaissance Redneck]

NHF but company that call it self auto seeds put out semi auto plant??
And then people wonder why somebody wont even try anything else that those big 4 autoF. companies

I'm not sure I get your point. They state very clearly on their website that because of the sati-dom genetics of the ULH a nudge will speed things along. I would think that most growers appreciate a company giving an honest assessment of their strains.
I grew a couple of these last year, not as tests, and both auto'ed flawlessly. The smoke is amazing, and what a wonderful zippy high!
Once I get some space in my room, bean 3 will have an honored spot.