Tio Hector
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Pulling up a chair if you don’t mind
Puff puff pass
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Sauga's Ride On The Pineapple Express
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TriangleCheese
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You want auto's in their final container ASAP (and Brother Sauga is working with PE autos!), however, I agree 420% when it comes to photo plants!
Of course
It's my bad man I must have lost the track 
My mind is mostly on my PC and I am following several PC journals hence the confusion 
TriangleCheese
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Can anyone compare the effects of PC and PE? I smoked PC before but never had PE. PC had a very uplifting and euphoric high. Very similar to a fine OG Kush high.
Brooodie... I'm holding orange.... here sweetie..
Mr Sauga
you get attention too.
Looks like a big pot...
looking good
Mr Sauga
you get attention too. Looks like a big pot...
looking good
Hiya MrSauga,
I've wanted to grow some Pineapple express for awhile now. I hope you don't mind if I follow along.
I've wanted to grow some Pineapple express for awhile now. I hope you don't mind if I follow along.
On behalf of Mr Sauga welcome, he is chasing his dog at the moment 
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Well, I have always said follow what the good growers do, so it looks like I'll be reconsidering my uppotting on phenos in the future.
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Whew, sorry for the late reply Bode, somebody threw my dog's orange across the street and I had to go chase him.
Welcome aboard Bode, the more the merrier. I hope we can both learn something together. Feel free to ask any questions you want. I know lots of people with answers!
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Not at all Tio, there's a space between Magoo and Birdie. Welcome aboard!
Aww, thanks. Dogs have such a short life so he gets hugs and special treats all the time. Thanks Birdie. Did I mention he's a goober dog? He goobers all over that ball and you're left with a special feeling each time he hands it back.Brooodie... I'm holding orange.... here sweetie..
Mr Sauga
Looks like a big pot...
looking good
Take this towel, it helps.
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A couple of quick pics. I was using the LED 1000W to get the little girls going. Tomorrow we hit 'em up with the MH and get some heat in the tent. They have settled down nicely and it'll be interesting to see how fast they grow being autos. New to me so not sure what to expect from here on in.
Like the pitbull i had.... Jezzz it was hanging from his mouth...- Thread starter
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lol, that's so typical of pitbulls, or any dog with 'bull' in it's name for that matter. How long did you have him for @AngryBird ?
And good morning, day, evening everyone!
And good morning, day, evening everyone!
Hey Mr Sauga…. 
I finally got a chance to look at your grow journal and was delighted to see you are doing an auto. I actually started 2 auto seeds of Northern Lights the day before yours so I plan on hanging around to pick up pointers. Looking forward to seeing how it should be done.
I started off in the paper towel method but then went to a 750ml container instead of into a 5 gal like you which may be a mistake. I saw your root ball that you got going right to the 5 gal which was extremely impressive. I will go right from the 750ml to a five gallon though. Anyway I will be dropping in regularly to see the right way to do it.
I finally got a chance to look at your grow journal and was delighted to see you are doing an auto. I actually started 2 auto seeds of Northern Lights the day before yours so I plan on hanging around to pick up pointers. Looking forward to seeing how it should be done.
I started off in the paper towel method but then went to a 750ml container instead of into a 5 gal like you which may be a mistake. I saw your root ball that you got going right to the 5 gal which was extremely impressive. I will go right from the 750ml to a five gallon though. Anyway I will be dropping in regularly to see the right way to do it.
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Hiya Homer, thanks for stopping in. I love it when people drop by and give their advice and suggestions, so any and all of yours will be welcome too. I'm sure you will find some good advice to give me as well.
I actually learned from another member last night that autos need to get their final home as soon as possible, so I did make the right call on that, however that same member also said not such the case for phenos. So, I will llisten to their wisdom and test the difference by uppotting accordingly then to their final home. This is my first grow auto wise, and only second overall, but it's amazing how much a person can learn in such a short time with the right teachers.
Have a great weekend bro!
I actually learned from another member last night that autos need to get their final home as soon as possible, so I did make the right call on that, however that same member also said not such the case for phenos. So, I will llisten to their wisdom and test the difference by uppotting accordingly then to their final home. This is my first grow auto wise, and only second overall, but it's amazing how much a person can learn in such a short time with the right teachers.
Have a great weekend bro!
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What you will see me doing is Quadding my autos...but my plants need to be real strong and healthy and hopefully five nodes minimum, between day 14-21. If you are going to top your autos that is the period people recommend.
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Chirp chirp, good morning Birdie...
10 years is a good life for a dog. It always tough when you lose a 'family member' like your dog, but it's 10 years of good loving they may never have gotten, so my dog's always get spoiled. My couch is his couch, my bed is his bed, and we wouldn't have it any other way...
10 years is a good life for a dog. It always tough when you lose a 'family member' like your dog, but it's 10 years of good loving they may never have gotten, so my dog's always get spoiled. My couch is his couch, my bed is his bed, and we wouldn't have it any other way...
I draw the line at dinner time.
He has his plate on the floor and I have mine on the table
He has his plate on the floor and I have mine on the table
He was the cuddliest of cuddliest... Scary look, but no good in action of protection..
Same with my Murph...
Big ol' sissy; but he scares the shit out of everyone when they see him. Around 110 lbs now. Little fatty!
