FLASH SEEDS Super Autos-What am I doing wrong?
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TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
vnice.Haha, really nice looking crazy plant, as TM said
Here's my MuayThai from four seasons ago, transplanted in the ground(no pot), almost 3 meters high:
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Cheers
Would love to see that one in action.
Haha, really nice looking crazy plant, as TM said
Here's my MuayThai from four seasons ago, transplanted in the ground(no pot), almost 3 meters high:
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Cheers
What was the total number of days, seedling to harvest on that, Koondense?
Hi aridbud,
would have to check in my archive but from memory - sprouted 20. may, transplanted 6. june, harvested in mid/end of october.
So total would be around 150 days, but she started preflowering just after she summer solstice so my hope was to harvest in september. She had a very long early stretch, finished stretching in early september, explains the size. The buds started filling quite late.
Had similar experiences with most other super autos.
Cheers
would have to check in my archive but from memory - sprouted 20. may, transplanted 6. june, harvested in mid/end of october.
So total would be around 150 days, but she started preflowering just after she summer solstice so my hope was to harvest in september. She had a very long early stretch, finished stretching in early september, explains the size. The buds started filling quite late.
Had similar experiences with most other super autos.
Cheers
Thanks,
yes that's my thinking too. Photos will do the same time with similar or better results...but...
If you take a Thai or Haze photoperiod plant will only start flowering in september/october so these superautoflowering tropical sativas have some appeal to me. The super af hybrids much less so.
That was precisely my goal with growing these, to get as close possible to a tropical sativa and grow it in my latitude above 45N.
Must say the results were mostly good for all the effort I put in.
Later I switched to LaBuenaHierba's semi autoflowers and got more manageable and earlier plants with better yields but less "sativa" vibe, so these Flash autoflowers still have a place in my heart.
Cheers
yes that's my thinking too. Photos will do the same time with similar or better results...but...
If you take a Thai or Haze photoperiod plant will only start flowering in september/october so these superautoflowering tropical sativas have some appeal to me. The super af hybrids much less so.
That was precisely my goal with growing these, to get as close possible to a tropical sativa and grow it in my latitude above 45N.
Must say the results were mostly good for all the effort I put in.
Later I switched to LaBuenaHierba's semi autoflowers and got more manageable and earlier plants with better yields but less "sativa" vibe, so these Flash autoflowers still have a place in my heart.
Cheers
If with 'flipped', you mean switching to a 12/12 light cycle - that's completely unnecessary.
You could even put them on 24/0 light schedule, and it wouldn't change flowering cycle.
If the plants are getting leggy, there are two options:
1. Too little light
2. Too little potassium and
3. You need to prune
Superautos are larger plants because they veg longer than the usual autoflowering plants. Flash Seeds autos are based on a Mexican Ruderalis plant, where most autos are based on Eastern European Ruderalis.
And Flash Seeds is great. I'm mainly smoking weed derived from their seed, because the Superautos are so easy to grow, especially when you automate the rest of the grow, using supersoil and a water reservoir in the pots.
I just wonder when they'll get their website back up though.
Flash Seeds is awesome. Their Super Autos have massive yields. Their Panama Lime Green is a cross of Columbia Mangobiche and Mexican Ruderalis. I've grown Muay Thai, Jamaica Berry and Copacabana. You can just grow them outdoors because they autoflower, no hassle with light dep.
