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Eki's Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
Ekinus I did it to my auto but very minimal (like 3-5 leafs) that I felt where really covering the rest. Autos will grow no mater what, so my guess is some mild LST of any form may be more beneficial than harmful. Check this journal #1 Stealth Dresser Growbox - Afghan Kush Ryder Auto By WoS - CFL/LST/Scrog I really like what the outcome was.
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Ekinus I did it to my auto but very minimal (like 3-5 leafs) that I felt where really covering the rest. Autos will grow no mater what, so my guess is some mild LST of any form may be more beneficial than harmful. Check this journal #1 Stealth Dresser Growbox - Afghan Kush Ryder Auto By WoS - CFL/LST/Scrog I really like what the outcome was.
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
Hey! I went thru this when I started to plant! Thats really nice buds and plants. I read on the web a bit more, and everyone says it doesnt worth cutting autos only if your a real professional. So i think i'll leave them that way!
Hey! I went thru this when I started to plant! Thats really nice buds and plants. I read on the web a bit more, and everyone says it doesnt worth cutting autos only if your a real professional. So i think i'll leave them that way!
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
If you have the space for them to grow, let em grow.
If you have the space for them to grow, let em grow.
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
Hey guys.
MY northern auto has turned some of her pistols BROWN. What time from today should I harvest it? I am NOT eager to do it, Im not in a hurry at all. Also what are these molasses? how to use them? its 4£ so I might invest in it as it might ? improve the taste.
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Hey guys.
MY northern auto has turned some of her pistols BROWN. What time from today should I harvest it? I am NOT eager to do it, Im not in a hurry at all. Also what are these molasses? how to use them? its 4£ so I might invest in it as it might ? improve the taste.
Please reply guys
Definitely not an expert here but for what I read you should be looking at the trichomes development (with a magnifying glass) rather than the pistils. Based on this, when to harvest will depend on the type of high do you want.
"Harvest timing is a matter of personal preference. When the glandular trichomes are clear with very little, if any coloration, THC levels are at their peak with CBD and CBN both at levels that will not overly influence the THC with their sedative effects. Some prefer more overwhelming narcotic type effects, allowing the resin glands to cloud and begin to amber or darken to increase overall cannabinoid content. The resin glands appear and therefore will mature at different times. A compromise is made when determining the desired overall maturity level to harvest. It depends on the growers preference in effect and palate."
Im quoting this post: When should I harvest my plants?
"Harvest timing is a matter of personal preference. When the glandular trichomes are clear with very little, if any coloration, THC levels are at their peak with CBD and CBN both at levels that will not overly influence the THC with their sedative effects. Some prefer more overwhelming narcotic type effects, allowing the resin glands to cloud and begin to amber or darken to increase overall cannabinoid content. The resin glands appear and therefore will mature at different times. A compromise is made when determining the desired overall maturity level to harvest. It depends on the growers preference in effect and palate."
Im quoting this post: When should I harvest my plants?
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
Thanks for the answer Czecho, sorry for the late reply! I know everything now about harvesting!
Thanks for the answer Czecho, sorry for the late reply! I know everything now about harvesting!
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
I agree, no need to cut nutes completely. You can keep feeding them using smaller doses.
Looking nice and green!
I agree, no need to cut nutes completely. You can keep feeding them using smaller doses.
Looking nice and green!
Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
Looking good Eki.To me it does not look like burn. it look's a little like bite marks from spider mite's under the leave's.I would try and get a real good close look under the leaves.You will need a jewelers loop or a really good magnifying device to see them.They are very small.
Looking good Eki.To me it does not look like burn. it look's a little like bite marks from spider mite's under the leave's.I would try and get a real good close look under the leaves.You will need a jewelers loop or a really good magnifying device to see them.They are very small.
Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
It's hard to tell but it also looks a little like Calcium deficiency.
It's hard to tell but it also looks a little like Calcium deficiency.
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
Hey Jimmy! Thanks for the answer, on the camera, it looks a bit whiteish, but in real, it is IN the leaves and not ON them. I've got spidermite killer ready if needed, dont worry.
I see your next asnwer, and yes I think the same. As before I had the nuteburn, since a week I stopped ANY nutes, only plain water. I did give them a little nute now, just like 2ml/1.5L to see what happens. In a few days I will probably know what the problem really is. I dont want to spray the whole plants with spidermite killer cuz I think adding stuff like that will hurt the plant, even if its bio etc.
Also , I have to probably harvest in a week or so. I will feed it with a little molasses for a one time if it might help a little with the buds and it will also develop a bit further if they will be in the jar.
Thanks for the answers!
Hey Jimmy! Thanks for the answer, on the camera, it looks a bit whiteish, but in real, it is IN the leaves and not ON them. I've got spidermite killer ready if needed, dont worry.
I see your next asnwer, and yes I think the same. As before I had the nuteburn, since a week I stopped ANY nutes, only plain water. I did give them a little nute now, just like 2ml/1.5L to see what happens. In a few days I will probably know what the problem really is. I dont want to spray the whole plants with spidermite killer cuz I think adding stuff like that will hurt the plant, even if its bio etc.
Also , I have to probably harvest in a week or so. I will feed it with a little molasses for a one time if it might help a little with the buds and it will also develop a bit further if they will be in the jar.
Thanks for the answers!
Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
What is the flower time on those girl's and were are they at as far as day's?To me they look like they are just ready to start fating up and go all tric crazy.lol
What is the flower time on those girl's and were are they at as far as day's?To me they look like they are just ready to start fating up and go all tric crazy.lol
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Re: Eki’s Autoflowering - Northern Express & Jack 47 - 2013 - UK
I dunno the flowering time.... but I know when they popped out from the earth, which was 28th Nov. I just ordered a little microscope, to check the trics. If I want the stonest stuff, how should it look under the scope? Which colour should I prefer?
I dunno the flowering time....
but I know when they popped out from the earth, which was 28th Nov. I just ordered a little microscope, to check the trics. If I want the stonest stuff, how should it look under the scope? Which colour should I prefer?Similar threads
