Dutch Passion Hazy's Auto Night Queen Grow

[Autoflower Noob]

@ Hazy

Once again an amazing tutorial to enjoy and apply....presented like a textbook for advanced growing techniques.

Thanks a lot mate for sharing the wisdom and by the way if you decide to write a book on growing autos then let me know cuzz I will be the first to buy it.

Cheeeeers mate

 

[Hazy]

Here you go true to form, couple of hours later Queen Hardon says "is the best you've got, get it up ye"

 

[Think]

Looking awesome bro! you say the new DP strains have arrived? Are you going to canin think big??

 

[Hazy]

Looking awesome bro! you say the new DP strains have arrived? Are you going to canin think big??

Not got my hands on anything but these yet, but if i do they will definitely be getting caned….

 

[Hazy]

Day 26… the baby and Queen Hardon have now been switched to bloom, No1 will be switched as soon as it's ready to feed again. The state of play in the garden today.

I've also had to resort to holding down the super-cropped branches or the whole exercise was going to be pretty pointless, as they had both almost got in the same position before it had been done.

TFI Friday.

 

[Grim Reefer]

Seems like the super cropping hasnt slowed them one bit. Shows what the new generation of Autos can handle.

 

[Hazy]

Seems like the super cropping hast slowed them one bit. Shows what the new generation of Autos can handle.

I have always thought that more than just the automatic trait has come through on the Ruderalis, I think some of its natural hardiness has also come through.

 

[Hazy]

Macro of a newly forming flower.

 

[lilm00re14]

And so it begins.

 

[Autoflower Noob]

Hey Hazy some shit happend to me yesterday mate. I was in my LST mode again and pulled down the tip of the main stem to the max and that shit snappet right off before the last node and was hanging down on a tiny thread. I grabbed some duck tape straight away and placed the top node back on the stem and wrapped it with the tape tightly. I thought that the top will die off for sure, but now 24 hours later the top is still alive and all the leaves are standing and not drooping. I have no picture because I'm scared to take her out and risk further damage to the top. Im truly amazed that the top is still alive because it was really hanging down on a tiny thread. Do you think I should leave the duck tape on the stem untill harvest or do I have to take it off eventually because I wrapped it around with the tape pretty tight and it will probably get even tighter and cut off the circulation within the stem when the stem heals and a knot builds where the break point was? On the pictures of broken stems that you posted, I see that the breaking point turns into a know when the plant heals. Do you still remember approximately how long it takes for this knot to build? I just don't know whether the knot will adjust itself under the duck tape or will there be risk of the duck tape cuting out the circulation as the healing knot develops. I hope I was able to explain what I mean.

Please give some advice if you can mate.