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I'm turrible. I forgot to mention Sixx yesterday.
She's fine. Beyond fine, really. She's not as close as the crack baby, but there may be a few cloudy hitting here and there. Her estimate is a week later than the crack baby, so makes sense.
I like how she is growing though. She's short and solid. The yield won't be through the roof, but she will do well given her size comparatively. She has some very nice, thick flowers on her. She would make an excellent plant for a grow with low head height available. She's in a 7gal fabric pot and I don't think from the bottom of the pot to the tip top of her tallest point is more than about 2ft. The plant itself is pretty short. If she were in a 5gal, it would work really well.
Someone could get away with 4 of these girls in a 1x4 cabinet grow pretty easily. I could probably fit 16 of her in my 4x4. Now it would be really tight between pots, and 9 would work better, but just for reference to how she's growing. She's not much past the edges of her pot, and turned up really well when I let her. She didn't stretch a ton, and has been a really nice plant to grow.
They've all done pretty well, all things considered. Obviously Lemmy is trying to be an attention whore, but in the right setup would be a killer plant. I could see her in her own 3x3 and rocking it. Hey, wait! I happen to have a 3x3! If she turns out, I may do another one (at some point) on her own in the 3x3. Got the setup already rigged up, so that's that.
It's because of her (and the others, but definitely her) that I began digging into the whole "delayed flowering" thing with autos. Obviously they are going to flower on their own. However considering the training attention she received, along with all the small defoliation maintenance, an auto that vegged for 2 months? Wow. Blue/Six/Crack Baby went close to 6 weeks, with the Chica just over 4 weeks. She didn't get near the defol attention the others did, so it stands to reckon she moved along a little quicker. It all worked out though, as she was a hair later start than the other 3.
I'm not saying this is gospel, but it is something I'm going to be experimenting with on the autos for a bit. some of it may be genetics, but maybe not. I am quite intrigued by the concept, and looking forward to seeing if it pans out. It kind of defeats the purpose of an auto (being quicker), but you can also go 12/12 from seed/clone and get similar results. That extra light during flower can't hurt anything though (other than your wallet a tick.
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No idea what's happening this morning. I've been trying to stay out of the garden area completely until the RDWC turns on at 11. Well, I slip down a couple minutes before to make sure the lights are kicking on. But it kind of blocks the day a bit as early morning was a good time to slip in and get a couple minor things done, and do an early check.
She's fine. Beyond fine, really. She's not as close as the crack baby, but there may be a few cloudy hitting here and there. Her estimate is a week later than the crack baby, so makes sense.
I like how she is growing though. She's short and solid. The yield won't be through the roof, but she will do well given her size comparatively. She has some very nice, thick flowers on her. She would make an excellent plant for a grow with low head height available. She's in a 7gal fabric pot and I don't think from the bottom of the pot to the tip top of her tallest point is more than about 2ft. The plant itself is pretty short. If she were in a 5gal, it would work really well.
Someone could get away with 4 of these girls in a 1x4 cabinet grow pretty easily. I could probably fit 16 of her in my 4x4. Now it would be really tight between pots, and 9 would work better, but just for reference to how she's growing. She's not much past the edges of her pot, and turned up really well when I let her. She didn't stretch a ton, and has been a really nice plant to grow.
They've all done pretty well, all things considered. Obviously Lemmy is trying to be an attention whore, but in the right setup would be a killer plant. I could see her in her own 3x3 and rocking it. Hey, wait! I happen to have a 3x3! If she turns out, I may do another one (at some point) on her own in the 3x3. Got the setup already rigged up, so that's that.
It's because of her (and the others, but definitely her) that I began digging into the whole "delayed flowering" thing with autos. Obviously they are going to flower on their own. However considering the training attention she received, along with all the small defoliation maintenance, an auto that vegged for 2 months? Wow. Blue/Six/Crack Baby went close to 6 weeks, with the Chica just over 4 weeks. She didn't get near the defol attention the others did, so it stands to reckon she moved along a little quicker. It all worked out though, as she was a hair later start than the other 3.
I'm not saying this is gospel, but it is something I'm going to be experimenting with on the autos for a bit. some of it may be genetics, but maybe not. I am quite intrigued by the concept, and looking forward to seeing if it pans out. It kind of defeats the purpose of an auto (being quicker), but you can also go 12/12 from seed/clone and get similar results. That extra light during flower can't hurt anything though (other than your wallet a tick.
)No idea what's happening this morning. I've been trying to stay out of the garden area completely until the RDWC turns on at 11. Well, I slip down a couple minutes before to make sure the lights are kicking on. But it kind of blocks the day a bit as early morning was a good time to slip in and get a couple minor things done, and do an early check.
