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New420Guy Durban Auto Reg
- Thread starter NeDank
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NeDank
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Looks like the Sour LR2 are sensitive to over watering. I like to water maybe a tad much in the beginning just to make sure they get a good start. Anyways, one of the plants flopped over. Looks like maybe a fungus attacked the stalk. I'm not sure as I've never had this happen before.
NeDank
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Think different is a great strain ,
it ' s one of the first " potent " auto ( and tasty ) i had like
Hey Bibi, I've herd nothing but great things about Think Different. Hopefully she will grow big for me next year.
NeDank
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The 4th Sour 60 sprouted above the soil today so that makes 100% germination from New420Guy's S60. Yay! Not sure whats going on with the Sour LR2. The plants just look week and only 2/3 germed so far. Not to mention the seedling that fell over on it's own. Proped it up though with some coco coir and compost mixture. We shall see what happens next.
Autos do NOT like to be drowned!!!! Newbie mistakes....over watering and over fertilizing.
Think Different was good back then....now it's just mediocre.
giant autoz, less potent. medium sized offer more in potency, lack yield.
td waz ok, nothin to write home about. aft haz some 23-24% thc. enuff fer me.
td waz ok, nothin to write home about. aft haz some 23-24% thc. enuff fer me.
Generally speaking, yes- larger autos are less potent.
And also, there's much more than yield and potency to consider.
Had someone on IG wanting >30% thc in an auto. It'll happen, but not much yet that we're aware of.
Most autos are between 15-24% thc.
NeDank
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Sorry for the newb mistake... Gotta admit I still am a newb this is only like my 3rd grow indoors. Hopefully the plants will pull through and I'll let them dry out this time.
Autos, if a true auto....you shouldn't defoliate. Use LST methods, bending down plant to allow lower branches to soak up the light.
Yes, ease up on water. Looks like your coco coir is quite dense. So, it'll probably hold water to the extreme, be saturated. Is there any run off out of your grow bags?
NeDank
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NeDank
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Finally got my garden safe insecticide to do battle with the white flies or some kind of gnats flying around soil level. I don't think these are fungus gnats but some other kind of gnat/fly. Just a couple hours after first application they look to be decimated for the time being.
NeDank
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Since I over watered/killed the Sour LR2 I decided to start using my moisture meter for watering. This thing is so simple it's foolproof! Just stick the probe in the soil to the depth you think the roots are and water if it 3 or less. Today the durbans needed water so they got about half a gallon of 1tsp per gal maxigro. Also mixed up a batch of 2tsp per gal maxigrow for the next watering.
As a side note I can't wait to get the Wild Thailand Ryder so I can start one or two. Durbans aren't stretching to much yet and I topped them so the WTR should catch up just fine if all goes well. Also I'm done with reg seed it's just too much hassle growing multiple plants per container. Def harder to water anyways[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]. [/FONT]If I want to make seed I'll revers a female nuff said
As a side note I can't wait to get the Wild Thailand Ryder so I can start one or two. Durbans aren't stretching to much yet and I topped them so the WTR should catch up just fine if all goes well. Also I'm done with reg seed it's just too much hassle growing multiple plants per container. Def harder to water anyways[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]. [/FONT]If I want to make seed I'll revers a female nuff said
