Also london, uk outdoor over herelooking forward to seeing pics of your plants
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When did you germinate? Have you got a grow log on here?
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Sweet...
When did you germinate? Have you got a grow log on here?
good riddance !
Beginning of May, so they saw some pretty shit weather and grew slowly
Link is in my signature just belowHi guys, I've just mixed up my neem oil and just waiting for it to cool so I can apply, so thought in the mean time I'd take some pics of my ladies for you guys!!
Anyone recommend the best place to post up my grow log/pics??
Much love!
Anyone recommend the best place to post up my grow log/pics??
Much love!
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Hello mate, I'd post in the outdoor/greenhouse section as you've got experience
Looking forward to the pictures :thumbs:
Just realised this is the introduction forum, welcome to the forum JB, I'm not a million miles from you and also have a greenhouse grow going at the moment
Hope it's not too wet where you are today!
Looking forward to the pictures :thumbs:
Just realised this is the introduction forum, welcome to the forum JB, I'm not a million miles from you and also have a greenhouse grow going at the moment
Hope it's not too wet where you are today!
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Warm welcome! You've got great genetics going, but I'm suspect to talk because I only use DP genetics so could be called out for biasing...
In any case, many new experiments around confirm that the recent new breed of autos are certainly NOT prone to severe stunting due to "normal" stress. So go ahead and do whatever you feel fit to them.
I've seen people almost mutilate autos (lst gone wrong, FIM, super-cropping, multiple-topping, etc) ... And they just jump back into action. Long are the days of flimsy-picky plants.
That being said, autos are light agnostic, so a ticking-bomb from sprout. Do what you have to, just remember there is no turning back (veg vs bloom cycle).
TD is known for being a tough bitch, autoX too but the branches tent to give in to weight (which is excellent!! Check my autoX grow, final dry yield on tonight!)
Be sure to link your diary in this thread so se can find it!
Rock hard bruv!!
In any case, many new experiments around confirm that the recent new breed of autos are certainly NOT prone to severe stunting due to "normal" stress. So go ahead and do whatever you feel fit to them.
I've seen people almost mutilate autos (lst gone wrong, FIM, super-cropping, multiple-topping, etc) ... And they just jump back into action. Long are the days of flimsy-picky plants.
That being said, autos are light agnostic, so a ticking-bomb from sprout. Do what you have to, just remember there is no turning back (veg vs bloom cycle).
TD is known for being a tough bitch, autoX too but the branches tent to give in to weight (which is excellent!! Check my autoX grow, final dry yield on tonight!)
Be sure to link your diary in this thread so se can find it!
Rock hard bruv!!
Hi guys, I've got my first pictures up of my ladies.....
Here's the link... https://www.autoflower.org/f6/outdoor-uk-grow-think-different-autoxtreme-star-ryder-23450.html
If the link doesn't work, then it's in the Outdoor/Greenhouse section.
I hope you guys can help me out on my first adventure in the Auto-scene!
Here's the link... https://www.autoflower.org/f6/outdoor-uk-grow-think-different-autoxtreme-star-ryder-23450.html
If the link doesn't work, then it's in the Outdoor/Greenhouse section.
I hope you guys can help me out on my first adventure in the Auto-scene!
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