Strawberry Cough'n' Kush ryder

littlewhitewhore

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For my next grow i will be growing strawberry cough for my "long project". I also plan to grow world of seeds afghan kush ryder as well to tide me over between harvests (if i plant 1 every month then i have about and oz of afghan extra to my grow every 3/4 weeks).

My question is; Will changing the lights to 12/12 half way through an auto kush grow mess things up? Do autos like to be kept in the same light or is my plan quite feasible? i mean, the cough will only need vegging for like 30 days otherwise i'l run outa space n then its straight into 9 weeks of flowering.

Maybe it would be better to grow some actual kush? does anyone know what the yeild and potency of kush ryder is? I have seen some kush advertised with 6 weeks flowering, This means that they would be harvestable only a week or two after the auto strain would!!! would the diference in yeild make it easier to grow a couple of real kush?

Ideas n anecdotes please people!!Thanks.
 

referer11

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I'm kind of new so I cant really help you with the lighting cycle questions... but i know most autoflowers ryders usually yield less. Good luck w that cough tho!
 

Choppr

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I'm pretty new at this indoor thing myself, but most of the reading I have done indicates that auto flowering strains do best with a light cycle of 20/4 for the entire grow....I have some Afghan Kush Ryder on the way, & thats how I plan to it....lights on for 20hrs & off for 4....
 

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I have four AKR going 30 days now. 30 cm tall and very bushy. Easy and very robust plants. No flowering yet.

400hps soil with organic nutes.
 

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just to update this, they are now 33cm and all four are showing female (finally!).

Just to underscore, this is a great strain to grow. Very easy, very communicative. If it shows a bit of yellow, give it some more. When it flowers, give it some bloom nutes. A nice, easy hand and it just grows beautifully. A wonderful plant.
 
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