Gnome Automatics My Journey to ALF#5

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picture perfect! that GREEN!

Cheers mate, and if you liked those here are a few more. She has hit stretch and is starting to take off. Also one of the other ALF#5 that I had going showed female as well.

I know that were not getting to see the breeding that I normally do and there are a lot less plants. There is reason for that and I will bring that to the table soon. Got something in the works over here for the ALF its just getting started.

Female entering stretch,
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Little sister that just showed sex a day or so ago. As you can see they are fairly good size before showing sex. Which is fine by me, might not be the 75-90 day auto we are used to. Longer veg (time to correct issues and not stump them) bigger plants, higher yield.

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yup, bigger more productive takes some time. Last season had a 60" and 56" in 3 gal soil, 120 D. Terrible growing season, overcast, rain and cold, I'm sure they would have been faster had there been more sun. My strategy for big and slower is going to be a month in the window grow before transplanting to the greenhouse.
sure do like the looks of these gals
 
Cheers mate, and if you liked those here are a few more. She has hit stretch and is starting to take off. Also one of the other ALF#5 that I had going showed female as well.

I know that were not getting to see the breeding that I normally do and there are a lot less plants. There is reason for that and I will bring that to the table soon. Got something in the works over here for the ALF its just getting started.

Female entering stretch,
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Little sister that just showed sex a day or so ago. As you can see they are fairly good size before showing sex. Which is fine by me, might not be the 75-90 day auto we are used to. Longer veg (time to correct issues and not stump them) bigger plants, higher yield.

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Hi my friend
Nice looking plants. Good job can't wait to see them in full flower.
Do you plan to pollinate her ? If yes can you post male pictures too?

Have a nice day
cu tobe
 
Hi my friend
Nice looking plants. Good job can't wait to see them in full flower.
Do you plan to pollinate her ? If yes can you post male pictures too?

Have a nice day
cu tobe

Greetings My friend, and thank you for the kind words really appreciate it.I cant wait to see them in flower either should be something. We need to catch up, i owe you a PM Ive just been busy getting a few things going on my end. Hope all is well and ill be catching up in your thread soon.

No pollination on this round, i will be selecting soon. Getting everything set up for proper breeding.

Hey @FullDuplex sorry for the like bomb! I've just read the entire thread, seriously amazing work you've done so far and can't wait to see where you're going / growing for the future. :slap:

Shit i dont mind at all. I will say that it was the first time that i logged in and had 150+ likes, at first i was like what is broken, and then i saw all the likes from you, so thank you for that! I really appreciate the kind words it means a lot. :pass:

man FD love the progress! can't wait to see what's next!

Keep an eye mate got s few things in the works over here. :pighug:
 
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Little update on the one that is hitting her stride. Shes really got a great balanced, even structure. So far her leaf ratio is on point, and i really like the way she has shaped up.

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Hi my friend
You are right it's a nice structure. I would say a real beauty.

Some questions I got.
Is the Alf line a heavy feeder?
Do you ever breed for a low feeder? I know it's possible but never do it myself because it takes around 10 generation as I know right.
Do you plan to breed for harder not optimal conditions?
I got much interest in this because it's a new challenge for me to take my breeding skills to the next level. I talked to a guy who breed for cold climate, he told me it's not easy and he do it indoor with a full climate controlled grow room. He regulate the temperature down in every generation and plays with the humidity too.

Have a nice day
cu tobe
 
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