New to autoflower

[Kountry boy farms]

What are your environmental conditions? Autos are not near as forgiving about rough starts. Or are you starting indoor and moving out?

I live in norcal great conditions gonna be an alternative to pulling deps

 

[Kountry boy farms]

I certainly wouldn’t but for anyone that does the strain tester that grew the 1 I am had good results! Personally I would leave it on my buds for more potent smoke!

Nice ya hopefully i get good results

 

[Kountry boy farms]

Running for concentrates also allows for more varied genetics, as some make great hash, but with a bag appeal of a 0 of 10 for smoke.

Plus you get the full flavor of the plant so many things can go wrong in the drying process that can cause your plants to go terpless or just sometimes the terps dont stay

 

[Kountry boy farms]

Check out my rosin @kountryboy_rosin

 

[Arthur]

I live in norcal great conditions gonna be an alternative to pulling deps

I do as well, along the Sacramento river.

Fresh squeezed ghost toof.

 

[Simplicio]

Hello all so im new to autoflower new to growing in general but im on my 2nd year of growing fullterm outdoor 60 plants this round but next year im going to be doing full sun and i was thinking of doing a crop of auto flowers to turn into hash/rosin kind like a dep but i hate pulling tarps. So does anyone have experience in washing auto flowers do they yield do the terps transfer over well into oil not much info on people washing suto flowers​

Autos can be grown almost exactly like non-autos, but there are some differences besides the autoflowering:
1. They might require less food.
2. Because lights can be left on up to 24 hours a day, they get more light during flower than non-autos, and light burn is a danger.

Myths about autos:
1. They are more flimsy and can't handle stress.
2. They have a fixed lifetime, and if something happens to delay growth, they can't recover.
3. They stay small, and yield small.
4. Topping, training, etc can't be done with autos.
5. They are less potent that non-autos. This might be partially true, but the differences are very minor, and the best autos are very potent.
Again, these are false myths, propagated mostly by non-auto growers, or growers who got seeds from bad auto breeders.

 

[420Forever]

Autos can be grown almost exactly like non-autos, but there are some differences besides the autoflowering:
1. They might require less food.
2. Because lights can be left on up to 24 hours a day, they get more light during flower than non-autos, and light burn is a danger.

Myths about autos:
1. They are more flimsy and can't handle stress.
2. They have a fixed lifetime, and if something happens to delay growth, they can't recover.
3. They stay small, and yield small.
4. Topping, training, etc can't be done with autos.
5. They are less potent that non-autos. This might be partially true, but the differences are very minor, and the best autos are very potent.
Again, these are false myths, propagated mostly by non-auto growers, or growers who got seeds from bad auto breeders.

great synopsis ppp

 

[Arthur]

Check out my rosin @kountryboy_rosin

Good looking dog.

 

[Arthur]

Yeah, the rosin too...
Sharp dog tho.

 

[Kountry boy farms]

I do as well, along the Sacramento river.

Fresh squeezed ghost toof.View attachment 1106303

Nice man up in Shasta as well