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C'mon, someone has got to be an expert on autos, I'm thinking of chopping tonight/tomorrow, some input would be nice, I always give good info...

I'm used to big seasonal skunks so this auto Snowryder on my windowsill is kinda neat, it's the first time I've done one before, I'm not sure if these buds will fatten up any more, if she were regular seasonal plant I could tell more easily but with these autos I'm not sure. Someone give me a...

I figured they'd be ready by now but we've had a cloudy/rainy June so far, I'm thinking two more weeks to fatten up? Any suggestions on the wait? Pics are from today

I don't know where you are but that building could be easy to identify considering its unique style... Love the grow!!

Will these buds fatten up? This thing just looks too small!

I always tend to keep back on the nutes even with my big ladies, all my herbs are watered by my aquarium, I'll add some minimum organic ferts here and there

Looks like she's in the first week of flowering, any tips? I've never had an auto outside my window, lookin good though, I hope she fattens up in the next several weeks, 5/6 hrs of direct sunlight, these autos are total novelty plants, really cool though ;)...,

I had wierd results outside last year with the Snowryder feminized variety from Sensi, it's nor a dwarf nor a "full" regular plant, somewhere in the middle, anyway, it's classified as an autoflowering strain. I planted them last year outside in mid May, they got way bigger than they were...

I planned on germinating five Snowryder beans again this year in the hope that they would turn out better than the batch from last year, see link of the outdoor semi-autoflowering plant try, https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/342809-outdoor-snowryder.html I usually do big Indicas like...

Don't worry, you're fine, in spring it's normal, they'll be fine :)

You could try some auto strains but I haven't had good luck with them outdoors, they always seem to take longer than if they were indoors, it seems they try to adjust themselves to a more "natural" photoperiod, anyway, give it a try, make sure you start them in May/June as you will want to...

IS THIS TRUE??? According to 1badmasonman I should have only fems..... What's the deal?

Yeah guys, be careful with this one, Sensi has some great strains yet this one can be deceiving, no autoflowering traits whatsoever, but it was an urban guerilla grow so I think they would have done better in pots, I still have 5 more for this year, we'll see how the do.....

Sometimes the more obvious the spot the less likely people will go there, I had a 6 fatties on an abandoned property last year and it was all good, you need to know the area and the habits of the people around it, dog-walkers, curious people, etc... stay away from areas with trash as sometimes...

I had some Feminized Early Skunks in 2010 that to my surprised produced 2 good seeds, I was not aware that feminized plants could auto-produce their own seeds, I don't see remote pollination my a male possibile in any way. My question is what type of traits will these two seeds have, will the be...

I'd like to know if anyone has any experience with this strain, I usually do Early Skunk by Sensi but I'm looking for something along the same lines that finishes by mid September, could this strain be the answer to my prayers? The description says if planted by May 5th it'll be ready be mid...

I'd like to know if anyone has any experience with this strain, I usually do Early Skunk by Sensi but I'm looking for something along the same lines that finishes by mid September, could this strain be the answer to my prayers? Endless Sky Product Code- ESF (Feminized) ♀ [Iranian Indica...

Has anyone else tried this strain outdoors?

See link below for complete review of the Snowryder strain grown outdoors, I tried it in three different spots in order to obtain a standard conclusion, it does not perform well in guerrilla grows, more of a patio plant if you ask me, plus I started them indoors in mid April and planted them...

Last good pics of the Snowryder, very tasty but it underperformed for my standards.