I won't go into a huge introduction but I'm Asesino85 and I am regular at home grower from Oregon (United States) and I've been growing for a couple of years now. I've learned everything I know from these 420 Magazine forums and will always be truly grateful to this community. I feel like I've been able to give back to the community by coming up with a training method that is now known as quadlining. Quadlining is a method where you top the plant early on and split it into 4 main stems which act as supports so the rest of the plant can grow nice and even. I won't go through all the benefits but there are two main journals that I'd highly recommend looking at if you are interested.
The first journal is a Quadlining Community Thread where people who quadline are all in the same spot and sharing their experiences. The beginning post of that journal shows how to quadline in a summary right in the beginning. There are many active people who can answer questions in a timely fashion. All of the Quadsquad OGs are there and they and they grow just as well as I do so it's a great resource for those just getting into quadlining or those who do it and just want to share their plants.
The link for that is here : Quadline Community Thread
The 2nd journal was my last journal and there is pages and pages of information and it's a little harder to sift through. There is tons of good information though and it documents quite a few grows where I quadline with pretty good success. I grew all sorts of different strains as well as a monster Tangerine Dream at the end. All of the plants in this journal are photoperiods though and this new journal will only focus on auto plants.
The link for that is here : Ase's Multi-Strain Quadlining Thread
I have grow some auto plants in the past and quadlined them and had pretty good success. It is a bit different from regular quadlining as you have to use a lot of judgement/experience on when to top the plants and train them and I will be trying to point out the things I look and when to do it in this grow. I will always prefer growing photoperiod plants just because I like being in 100% control but autos are very popular (for good reason) and I've had many requests to detail an auto grow with quadlining so that is what this will be! I'm very happy to be back in action as I've been on a little break recently and I hope everyone enjoys this new adventure.
This round will feature all seeds that were won via prize packs from 420 Magazine Forum Contests:
Auto Lemon - This one was not labeled by a seed company so I can't give credit where it is due!
Auto Purple Skunk Mass - Critical Mass Collective (Monster Mass x Lavender x Afghani Skunk x Big Bud)
Auto Northern Lights - Royal Queen Seeds
Auto UK Cheese - Humboldt Seed Organization
The first journal is a Quadlining Community Thread where people who quadline are all in the same spot and sharing their experiences. The beginning post of that journal shows how to quadline in a summary right in the beginning. There are many active people who can answer questions in a timely fashion. All of the Quadsquad OGs are there and they and they grow just as well as I do so it's a great resource for those just getting into quadlining or those who do it and just want to share their plants.
The link for that is here : Quadline Community Thread
The 2nd journal was my last journal and there is pages and pages of information and it's a little harder to sift through. There is tons of good information though and it documents quite a few grows where I quadline with pretty good success. I grew all sorts of different strains as well as a monster Tangerine Dream at the end. All of the plants in this journal are photoperiods though and this new journal will only focus on auto plants.
The link for that is here : Ase's Multi-Strain Quadlining Thread
I have grow some auto plants in the past and quadlined them and had pretty good success. It is a bit different from regular quadlining as you have to use a lot of judgement/experience on when to top the plants and train them and I will be trying to point out the things I look and when to do it in this grow. I will always prefer growing photoperiod plants just because I like being in 100% control but autos are very popular (for good reason) and I've had many requests to detail an auto grow with quadlining so that is what this will be! I'm very happy to be back in action as I've been on a little break recently and I hope everyone enjoys this new adventure.
This round will feature all seeds that were won via prize packs from 420 Magazine Forum Contests:
Auto Lemon - This one was not labeled by a seed company so I can't give credit where it is due!
Auto Purple Skunk Mass - Critical Mass Collective (Monster Mass x Lavender x Afghani Skunk x Big Bud)
Auto Northern Lights - Royal Queen Seeds
Auto UK Cheese - Humboldt Seed Organization
