Don't try this at home?

Sounds crazy and like it goes against everything everyone ever said about what can and can't be done with autos... but there's a guy who's heavily defoliating and training his autos, sort of pseudo mainlining -- and getting pretty impressive results! Anyone seen this?

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=green75

Humanrob said:

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That is impressive. Way bigger than the average auto.

His time lapse is pretty cool too.

too larry said:

His time lapse is pretty cool too.

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I love time lapse photography. Someday I'd love to get a couple of those little cameras and set them up on my grows.

"Lucky 75" is actually two guys, the one who did the time lapse is Lucky Acres, and the guy who does the training is Green 75, and they sort of combined and became Lucky 75. Lucky Acres lives in my area and I know him, Green 75 is from the midwest I think, and I've met him once.

I just love when there is dogma that becomes the consensus, and then someone shatters it.

too larry said:

That is impressive. Way bigger than the average auto.

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These guys have been working with autos for a while, and have some aspects of it down to a science. Apparently the 1st 30 days are critical, and with just the right kind of light (24/0) and nutes, you can push these plants really hard.

Humanrob said:

I love time lapse photography. Someday I'd love to get a couple of those little cameras and set them up on my grows.

"Lucky 75" is actually two guys, the one who did the time lapse is Lucky Acres, and the guy who does the training is Green 75, and they sort of combined and became Lucky 75. Lucky Acres lives in my area and I know him, Green 75 is from the midwest I think, and I've met him once.

I just love when there is dogma that becomes the consensus, and then someone shatters it.

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I wondered about that. The Lucky and Green thing.