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Are autoflower yields outdoors real?
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I have a brand new tent, 2 brand new lights, and a bunch of different auto seeds. I was going to start some a couple months but decided to wait until I can manage my outdoor garden accordingly. If I am able to get even just one good bud from my first auto, I would be stoked. As many have said, it takes skill and focus to keep them happy. That is exactly why I haven't rushed in to grow one yet. Waiting until I have more time and energy to focus on the tent conditions and then I will be hitting you all up for wisdom to hopefully have a successful first run.
I can appreciate the pessimism but to a point. It seems you have not seen everyone's journal. The responses and visual proof was a great rebuttal. Hopefully that encourages you to keep growing as a grower and fine tune your skills and reach your milestone @fatbuds420 .
I can appreciate the pessimism but to a point. It seems you have not seen everyone's journal. The responses and visual proof was a great rebuttal. Hopefully that encourages you to keep growing as a grower and fine tune your skills and reach your milestone @fatbuds420 .
All starts with decent genetics....and then environment after that. Chances are one of those two areas is off for you in some manner. Just my opinion. Quality genetics, quality environment equals quality product.
I’m loving this thread folks!
Multi & Nickel... You guys are slaughtering those autos in an amazing way!! Yup I’ll be circling your journals again soon and I’m pissd cuz now I’ve got to shell $$ for that MC sooner rather than later! Ha, ha, Just kidding it’s all good
I think the point here is autos CAN deliver the goods but inexperienced Auto growers like myself can easily stunt them and then it’s not going to recover enough to yield squat.
The other common theme I “THINK” I am hearing is autos seem to do better with hempy, coco & hydro formats.
I’ve got some seedsman Alaska Purple & auto Low Ryder 2 maybe not the absolute best gear but should be decent anyway. So my question now is..... are any of you blowing the doors off of auto yields with soil?
Multi & Nickel... You guys are slaughtering those autos in an amazing way!! Yup I’ll be circling your journals again soon and I’m pissd cuz now I’ve got to shell $$ for that MC sooner rather than later! Ha, ha, Just kidding it’s all good
I think the point here is autos CAN deliver the goods but inexperienced Auto growers like myself can easily stunt them and then it’s not going to recover enough to yield squat.
The other common theme I “THINK” I am hearing is autos seem to do better with hempy, coco & hydro formats.
I’ve got some seedsman Alaska Purple & auto Low Ryder 2 maybe not the absolute best gear but should be decent anyway. So my question now is..... are any of you blowing the doors off of auto yields with soil?
Just harvested today (65 days old) Fastbuds Wedding Cheesecake
The buds are dense, I love this strain so far.
944g wet, not a bad basket.
The buds are dense, I love this strain so far.
944g wet, not a bad basket.
Sure, but what doesn't?
No matter what happens, one thing is guaranteed: An auto is going to veg for a bit, then it is going to flower whether you think it should or not.
Soil is going to be soil, auto or not. The difference is with a photo you can veg it longer to make up for that. If going for autos, I'd strongly urge to stay away from dirt. Promix/Sunshine Mix, ok. Farside05 nails it with promix/MC, but he has his system down pat.
If wanting nice autos without a bunk yield, some form of hydro is the best you can do since the growth is faster. An experienced auto grower could work a little with soil, but if they do the same thing with hydro then the hydro plant will be bigger.
Just remember, it isn't all about the yield. I'll take a zip of killer over a pound of ditch.
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fatbuds420
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i think this kid has hit one too many bong hits
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fatbuds420
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the environment is perfect, genetics, dunno, royal seeds...
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fatbuds420
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HOW are your stems sooooo damn thicc? wtf!Just harvested today (65 days old) Fastbuds Wedding Cheesecake
The buds are dense, I love this strain so far.
944g wet, not a bad basket.
they are literally massive , all of em! and the pot seems so small.
Stop saying dunno when you know right well your wrong and are trolling us now with your inability to accept the truth about the skills here.
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fatbuds420
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for me it's all about the high rn, i just started growing (2 years) so i'm going for quantity over quality, i just wanna get high, anything grown by ,me isSure, but what doesn't?
No matter what happens, one thing is guaranteed: An auto is going to veg for a bit, then it is going to flower whether you think it should or not.
Soil is going to be soil, auto or not. The difference is with a photo you can veg it longer to make up for that. If going for autos, I'd strongly urge to stay away from dirt. Promix/Sunshine Mix, ok. Farside05 nails it with promix/MC, but he has his system down pat.
If wanting nice autos without a bunk yield, some form of hydro is the best you can do since the growth is faster. An experienced auto grower could work a little with soil, but if they do the same thing with hydro then the hydro plant will be bigger.
Just remember, it isn't all about the yield. I'll take a zip of killer over a pound of ditch.
We are real growers with hundreds of years between us you need to listen when the teachers speak!
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fatbuds420
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did you get bullied at school or something today?
everyone here is having a quality conversation, you seem to be the only one who's butthurt about it.
Thank you! It’s only a 2g pot on this one. I blame the stems and root health on the MegaCrop
Still shooting for that 1000+ G lady, though.
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fatbuds420
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damn, ya got any advice for me?Thank you! It’s only a 2g pot on this one. I blame the stems and root health on the MegaCrop
Still shooting for that 1000+ G lady, though.
i'm using terra canna soil, terra canna nutes(veg and flower, nothing fancy) , and a root stimulator
about 20-40% perlite
i'm running a diesel auto in a 2g pot myself right now (fabric pot) do you mind sharing any pictures of 1 month old autos you grew? just wanna take a look how i'm doing
You called me a kid?
Unfortunately I don’t know anything about your nutes and have not used those genetics yet so I’m afraid the best advice is likely all laid out here but in other threads. I will say- if your system doesn’t produce this time, try a different system next year. I used fox farm for many years and spent hundreds of $ every year on mediocre results (for me). I’m on month 6 or 7 of using MegaCrop and 50+ oz of flower later I’ve used about $15 worth of it.
This is her on June 26, and on July 20
they do a lot in a month
Thanks MV!
No dirt but not true soilless either. I’m doing his faux mix but modified peat, perlite, rabbit poop, humus, silica, humic & fulvic, rock dust, compost, minerals, mycos, azos etc.
I gotta jet for now but will return later
Nice basket 13Goody - no flies on this crew!
No dirt but not true soilless either. I’m doing his faux mix but modified peat, perlite, rabbit poop, humus, silica, humic & fulvic, rock dust, compost, minerals, mycos, azos etc.
I gotta jet for now but will return later
Nice basket 13Goody - no flies on this crew!
Smokeypep14
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Check out a guy on YouTube called top shelf grower, he’s method to the autos works!
Thanks Smokeypep I will hunt that down!
