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Super Autos
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SpayceRayce
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Ogre, BigBerry, and a few more are "super", meaning they get to be 3 feet plus tall, almost as big around, and yield 3 or more ozs. Extended veg period, but still auto flowering. Still ready in the time most regulars need just to flower (77 days or less) but that's their TOTAL life. Big mofo's, crossed with high test weed, so yield and high far outdo the "old" lowryder types.
La buena herbas Blue Ruder Haze was the best auto i've ever grown Yield, taste and appeal are all there.
LBH's auto hazes are very much the "super" autos everyones looking for!
northern latitude 62 btw here, i bit mold there but they were kept extra long for seeds, which I sadly lost in a raid.
LBH's auto hazes are very much the "super" autos everyones looking for!
northern latitude 62 btw here, i bit mold there but they were kept extra long for seeds, which I sadly lost in a raid.
arcticjake
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My Annapurna barely flowered at 130 days from May 15 - Oct at 62 N outdoors (last weeks in GH). Flowered early (mid-July) but never put on much weight, no mold problems though. Yielded 3 oz of fluffy immature sativa off a 5 1/2 foot plant. Other true Autos that performed better and were done 75-90 days were Autoblueberry, Lowryder 2, La Diva, Roadrunner, Snowryder, Red Dwarf and my own Purple Jems x Auto. I'd still try a superauto but it was a lot of time and risk for what turned out be a low value payout.
Jake
Jake
ChronicFUNK
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whats the advantage to growing these compared against a regular plant? I thought super autos took basically the same about of time and had lower yeild and potency?
niceeven
Member
I have been actively shopping for seeds since last June, and I mean actively. Some of the first plants that got my attention where the so called super autos. Since I have a 'super' short season, 'super' autos made sense. I settled on Annapurna, it's actually the very first strain I have acquired this time around. I confess, I had adopted the strategy of buying first and finding out later, stupid maybe, but it's an "out of stock" proof strategy and I did believe in the 'super' principle.
Relating to the finding out later part, I must say I have not read one good thing about Annapurna, not one. Out of about fifteen reviews I have not found one good one. Furthermore, most reviews end abruptly in mid-late season, not a good sign. There is nothing 'super' about that. It's alleged to be flowering too late, not flowering much at all, poor potency, poor yields or very much prone to mould. Not encouraging. Incidentally, I have now acquired over fifty others strains and most of them sound infinitely more interesting.
Summary: I probably won't even bother germinating Annapurna, not this year anyhow. If there is one thing worse than spending money on a so so strains it's wasting valuable time within an already too short season to grow it.
Sorry Flash seeds but that's just the truth. On the other hand, show me some good reviews and I will be thrilled to grow Annapurna. I am not holding my breath.
Relating to the finding out later part, I must say I have not read one good thing about Annapurna, not one. Out of about fifteen reviews I have not found one good one. Furthermore, most reviews end abruptly in mid-late season, not a good sign. There is nothing 'super' about that. It's alleged to be flowering too late, not flowering much at all, poor potency, poor yields or very much prone to mould. Not encouraging. Incidentally, I have now acquired over fifty others strains and most of them sound infinitely more interesting.
Summary: I probably won't even bother germinating Annapurna, not this year anyhow. If there is one thing worse than spending money on a so so strains it's wasting valuable time within an already too short season to grow it.
Sorry Flash seeds but that's just the truth. On the other hand, show me some good reviews and I will be thrilled to grow Annapurna. I am not holding my breath.
La buena herbas Blue Ruder Haze was the best auto i've ever grown Yield, taste and appeal are all there.
LBH's auto hazes are very much the "super" autos everyones looking for!
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=31882&pictureid=744024View Image
northern latitude 62 btw here, i bit mold there but they were kept extra long for seeds, which I sadly lost in a raid.
Is this 100% autoflower? looks very good
