Recent content by AlleyC

Thanks you David, yes this is a finished project. It was a good grow, Filled 2 freezer bags, around 80-100gr of dry bud I apologise for not taking the time earlier to update or keep yield photos. Keep growing keep medicating

And there is another question unanswered. Ill chop those babies in a week or so, after that follows a 2 week dry but curing is tricky because i'll have to go on christmas vacation. Here's the question. Have you guys ever had to delay curing aka dry for 4-5 weeks instead of 2? Give me your lights!

Read about that myself, can't wait to see how it unfolds for ya!

Speaking of times. I was wondering whether 12-12 seed to harvest photoperiod grows could prove more rewarding(yield,problems,harvest time).

All the better, without limitation there would be no experimentation/progress. I can't say anything about hard stress training, I've only played with veg time just a tad(1.5 weeks longer veg, didnt feed bloomnutes till week 5.5-6) They turned out well, now I only need to get another auto grow...

Opinions differ, I'd say try low stress training to begin with, learn the ropes, expose as many budsites to direct lighting. From there on you can continue this way. I'd leave High stress training for experimental auto grows(some people do top autos and claim it works, i havent tried it).

I'm going to use baking soda and lemon to wash them yes. Since I don't have any budrot I don't need peroxide, RH is at 45-50% stable. I definitely need to wash them because I don't have a sealed growroom and I have a dog! Bad combination :D

Hello sweet sue, im not able to send you a message yet but i had a question. Have you tried 12-12 seed to harvest? If you have then would you say it's better than growing autos 18/6 as far as time in relation to yield is concerned?

Also, try Smart pots if you can find them at your local stores or order some if you can, they are cheap, easy to arrange in squares and best of all, roots have it really easier getting that oxygen they need!

Dude, having a complete tent setup seems such a blessing. Please refrain from NOT posting more setup pictures :D

You will only regret it if your plants regret popping the soil, autos are delicate but with great care you can achieve greatness in yield. You will love the color :D happy growing man

A couple of years a go I had another grow, it wasnt much but come harvest i started bringing back all the memories I had of buying schwag weed. And it was just a bagseed.. Harvesting definitely loads the dopamine receptors :P thank you for your kind response