Autoflower Thread & Resource Guide
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cutman
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use quater strieght per gal. for a feeding or two and see how they respond. if no problems then you can up it a bit. if you see them, responding with leaves twisting, a discolor or spots, you might want to cut back a bit, but i would only ude nutes for the next 2- 2.5 weeks the go back to water only to finnish. this way they can use up all the nutes stored. if hydro then use it till your ready to flush.
newbud123
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Outdoorindica
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Damn the roots on a big devil plant grow fast, I transplanted like a week ago from a tiny starter pot to a one gallon pot and I already had roots coming out of he bottom of the potter, so I transplanted again, but this time into a good size hole in the ground filled with pro-mix bx that I wet down pretty good with a strong compost tea before the transplant. I will try to finish the fast bud in the pot, I took measures to keep the roots from coming out of the bottom of that one. Just to see what that one can do finishing in a one gallon pot. But, if I find a nice sunny spot I might just throw it in the ground too. Decisions.
acidbox420
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so has anybody tryed to reveg a auto cause i just seen another thread with this
Doggies Nuts Seeds Big Bad John has been a long time coming and definitely confirms that the times they are a changing! As believe it or not this is deciduous herbaceous perennial strain. For those of you that are not that horticulturally aware this means it has the ability to re-emerge after it has died.
The cannabis seeds and not so commonly the plant can get over winter and re-emerge come the spring, as in this little, or should we say big beauty will auto flower once it is established - if left to be, it will set cannabis seeds, then these cannabis seeds will grow and then these plants will do the same thing so on and so forth ad infinitum!
For those of you that have still not seen the light, this means that it can grow wild and if left unchecked will colonise the areas where it is placed! in one season it can produce 3-4 generations of offspring and as each generation matures they will do the same thing! Awesome!
Doggies Nuts Seeds Big Bad John has been a long time coming and definitely confirms that the times they are a changing! As believe it or not this is deciduous herbaceous perennial strain. For those of you that are not that horticulturally aware this means it has the ability to re-emerge after it has died.
The cannabis seeds and not so commonly the plant can get over winter and re-emerge come the spring, as in this little, or should we say big beauty will auto flower once it is established - if left to be, it will set cannabis seeds, then these cannabis seeds will grow and then these plants will do the same thing so on and so forth ad infinitum!
For those of you that have still not seen the light, this means that it can grow wild and if left unchecked will colonise the areas where it is placed! in one season it can produce 3-4 generations of offspring and as each generation matures they will do the same thing! Awesome!
businessmen
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sounds like a horrible translation. Think theyre talking about seeding and "naturalizing". Not reveging
uptosumpn
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acidbox420
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put your mouse over Doggies Nuts Seeds Big Bad John and click
businessmen
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I wouldnt harvest with all those white hairs on the one photo. Let em plum up.
Outdoorindica
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A week or two, but check the trichs because they may have changed by day 75, and that might just be new growth on the top or a lower bud, cant tell by the picture. If they are milky white, to amber then you are good to go, some people like more amber trichs some like more milky white, the longer you let it go the more amber you get, just dont let them go to the point where they start to degrade. You can tell the heads will start to look shriveled and will just degrade to nothing basically, over time. I like a good 70% white 30% amber, sometimes more amber. At that point it depends on if I feel like harvesting that day really.
jaysizzle
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Hey all..I was reading this thread and in the beginning their was a discusion about cloning auto's. I have not done much research the technique I am about to mention so don't rip me up to bad...:/ S I saw this article/thread a while back that had demonstrated a cloning method that used the roots. This is where I will mess it up for sure. But anyway, It was something like take your plants roots and keeping them in a dark warm place in water and then having the root form new plants from the lil roots coming off of the tap root I guess. I'm sure I'm missing a handful of steps n preps but if anyone knows about this method that is knowledged please fill in the blanks. it could be a possible way to clone auto's.....
NickNasty
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There are a few people on this forum trying to figure out how to do this. Apparently it can be done but nobody has figured out the ideal environment for it to successfully happen every time. Anyways here is a thread where people are trying to figure it out, feel free to join in and give it whirl yourself, because the more people who try the more likely we will be able to figure out how to do it right.
https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/295710-root-clone-test-pictures.html
jaysizzle
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Thanx for the link. It is some pretty cool stuff. I will do my reading and maybe give it a go after my next run. I'm doing ak47 autos. I'm pumped! I think this side of growing is where it's at. Tons of unknowns with cannabis. So experiment and report and we all could benefit from a lil stoner science
Keep it stinky!!!!!!!!