Help me too pleaseHey there, need some seriously help with my Afghani Kush Ryder (Auto) It's already been about a week since it sprouted, and it's only about cm tall, 3 sets of leaves though (true to it's afghan and ryder bushy genes) But still, from what I've read it should also bee a few inches tall and leaves longer than a cm.
It has most obviously been stunted, and isn't growing. It's in an aerogarden, with about 100 watt of cfl lighting 4 inches away from the baby or so.
External air pump connected to a 12" airstone in the res. The sprout is in wet but not soaking rockwool. humidity about 60% and temps 28 celsius or so, res temp is always cold water, making sure its cold in there at all times
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Help me too please
Max Weinberg
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Thank you for your answers 
If I let this lamp it will grow but slowy and reduced right??
Does it consume much de lowbay 150w hps??
If I let this lamp it will grow but slowy and reduced right??
Does it consume much de lowbay 150w hps??
delvite
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With a lifespan of a mere 55 days from seed to harvest, it is not only possible to get an early harvest of high quality marijuana but multiple harvests per season. Growing Afghan Kush Ryder indoors recommends 20 hours of light daily throughout the cycle. She is happy to grow outdoors from as early as March with a harvest in May to return to a plant in June with a harvest in August. The increased height compared to earlier auto-flowering strains brings with it increased yield.
delvite
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150w = 1p per hourThank you for your answers
If I let this lamp it will grow but slowy and reduced right??
Does it consume much de lowbay 150w hps??
delvite
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defo more need wattage or your gunna be dissapointed
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delvite
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ur temps seem high should try to get 21.... do you have extaction
delvite
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SmoochieBoochies
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Hey all. Very nice shots of the girls has me looking into strains again for next year! Question: I have pretty much decided that Mi5 from Short Stuff is my next outdoor auto grow experiment.
Any input on size and yield would be greatly appreciated please!
Peace!
Any input on size and yield would be greatly appreciated please!
Peace!
mantiszn
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SmoochieBoochies
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Awesome dude. I will be getting them soon just to see how purple they can get.
How was the smoke? Thanks for the input!sb
mantiszn
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could definitely taste ak.... mine didn't go purp at all but it was indoor
Potency 8
Taste 7
Aroma 6
Density 7
Appearance 7
Yield 8
it was a creeper.. stalking up behind you then smashing you in the back of the head with a sledgehammer
it's a nice strain would definitely recommend, one thing to note there didn't seem to be much smell throughout the grow, some days would get slightly stinky but nothing overwhelming and again once drying and curing not much smell, it was there but not pungent.
i let it go 12 weeks in total, it started flowering after 2 so 10 weeks flowering, could probably have gone a bit longer, but again if you're outside probably be a bit quicker
Potency 8
Taste 7
Aroma 6
Density 7
Appearance 7
Yield 8
it was a creeper.. stalking up behind you then smashing you in the back of the head with a sledgehammer
it's a nice strain would definitely recommend, one thing to note there didn't seem to be much smell throughout the grow, some days would get slightly stinky but nothing overwhelming and again once drying and curing not much smell, it was there but not pungent.
i let it go 12 weeks in total, it started flowering after 2 so 10 weeks flowering, could probably have gone a bit longer, but again if you're outside probably be a bit quicker
Awesome dude. I will be getting them soon just to see how purple they can get.
sb
stoned_again
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any1 tried Dutch Passion Auto Blueberry???
greenthumbsman
Active Member
i tell ya what the vigor of these critical + plants are amazing the russian rocket fuel are so bushy not much light penetration but i like em both
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MstadabolinaMrBobDobalina
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My buddy just tried to grow it, unfortunately it hermied on him.
karcinogenious
Member
I just wanted to make sure not to over do the light or under do it..but considering 8 Diesel Ryders....I know its better to use certain light for initial growth and then different light for fruiting or flowering or whatever (sorry im a mushroom grower trying to learn a new passion, this is definitely a more detailed hobby lol)...but these autoflowering strains can do well under a lot of conditions right..I just want to know simply what is the best and simplest lighting setup for 8 autos...does it have to be cfl in the beginning, and HPS later, or is there a lighting combination of some sort that I could just run 20/4 and not have to change up bulbs when things start to flower...this is my first time trying indoor and my first time trying autos and its a lot different and never having had worked with lights I am a little overwhelmed, there are just so many choices out there...so basically I am asking with 8 autos what is the simplest and best light set up? and also what is the minimum required amount of space for 8 of these dudes...can to shelves of 4 be grown in a closet perhaps? Also I read planting in the starting pot is good, I will probably use 3 gallon pots from the beginning....thanks for the info..I have only got 50 pages or so into the thread but damn theres a shit ton of info in here guys
delvite
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......av a look in here (if u havnt already) ......... https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/207835-joint-drs-grow-guide-auto.html
karcinogenious
Member
thanks, ill check it out