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I know the lowryder strains started it all and the genetics on the AK and diesel crosses are pretty strong, but I haven't heard much about the other dwarf strains. Can anyone experienced with the auto strains give me a bit of a comparison of lowryder vs. lowlife or any other auto strains...

I know the lowryder strains started it all and the genetics on the AK and diesel crosses are pretty strong, but I haven't heard much about the other dwarf strains. Can anyone experienced with the auto strains give me a bit of a comparison of lowryder vs. lowlife or any other auto strains...

lookin' good dude! how many plants and what strain?

was away during the days it happened, couldn't be helped p.s. they're looking better now that they've recovered from the rain storm that hit just before the pics were taken. still a lot of dead leaves, but the buds are getting bigger. i'll try and get some pics when i can use my friend's...

on the flip side, some might say a joint in hand is worth two on the plant or however the saying goes :-P

the strain i'm growing was billed as a 50/50 indica/sativa hybrid. like i said, beautiful plants up until a week ago, and roughly 4 feet tall. just too much sun i guess, they started flowering a month too late. i'm going to let the plants go another week or so, as we'll be having mild weather...

gave him the chance to make a quick buck by tipping off the police uptight people suck. i'm really sorry for what happened, man. :(

isn't that the goal? unless you meant something other than "bolt"

it rained almost all day yesterday, which would explain the wilting. that's not what i'm worried about though, it's mostly the volume of dead leaves.

i mean, they look sort of dead already... you don't think it'll ruin the buds in any way by letting them go on like this?

oh, here are the pics edit: it's too bad these are the only real pictures i took of the plants, they looked so good a few weeks ago... they were just getting way too much sunlight and the buds started late. that coupled with harsh weather leaves me where i am. :( oh well, not bad for a first...

Here are pictures of two of my three plants. There was a frost the other night and the night before (not sure exactly how cold it got, but I thought they were light frosts) and quite a bit of rain yesterday. The small-ish buds are still in decent shape, though the plants started flowering really...

Morning Frost, Freeze and Hard Freeze Outlook Maps my advice: if you fall in the purple area, harvest tonight. plants have zero chance of surviving an actual hard freeze.

by the way, for those of you who religiously watch the weather for frost advisories, here's a little information for you: --A frost advisory is issued when temps may drop into the upper 20s and lower 30s briefly, but not long enough to end the growing season. --A freeze advisory is issued when...

i hear plants can weather temps even below 32 F as long as it doesn't get below 28 F (hard freeze) AND as long as it warms up a bit during the day and they get enough sun any truth to this? edit: +rep, thanks for the helpful post