here is some pics of the sweet seeds Black Cream that I took cuttings off of, they will be rooting in an aeroponic rooting bucket ,so I can get some autoflower clones in the reservoir, since they need as much time as possible to put some size on.
I get some fantastic clones using this system, clone growth is a little different as you probably know, and growing then like this allows for huge growth, someone in the near future I will be taking a cutting from a female plant of the strain called psycho, and after rooting it will be growing it into a "main cola monster" and I'd love for you to follow along.
here is a couple pics of the sweet seeds black cream auto, she is a fast growing very hungry beauty,, and the blueberry 420 by bulldog. Which I'm less impressed with, besides the autoflower trait there has not been anything special or different, not even a fast grower, a strong grower yes, but not as strong as the black cream, I consistently had to pull back and cut fan leaves off the black cream or she would have taken over the Dwc bucket completely and the blueberry wouldn't have gotten as big as it is. It was a challenge to make sure it got enough light in order to keep it a similar size to the black cream.
Never seen an auto clone grow, so this is very interesting.
Thanks, I thought so too. I have quite a few more auto flower clones trying to catch roots in the aeroponic bucket, kush autoflowers, those are the ones I think I can get to grow to a nice size, they are not as fast to harvest as the other autoflowering strains that are pictured above, like black cream and blueberry 420, so I think they will yield nicely, we will see!!
here is todays pics of the @Sweet Seeds Black cream auto. There is also a bulldog seedbank blueberry 420 auto in this bucket that i am very impressed with. Not quite as impressing as her bucket-mate though. as soon as there is something to report about the autoflower clones i will do so. as of now, the planted clones are doing great when compared to a photo clone at the same stage of growth, and the cuttings that are still in the aeroponic rooting bucket are also at an equal stage of growth with their photoperiod counterparts.
