Well if you are growing Easy Ryders some advice I can give you is that I found that they are sensitive to heat and being too close to the light. Typically people say to keep cfls 2-4 inches away but with Easy Ryders I would stay closer to the 4 inch range. Another thing I can tell you is to either up-can them into bigger pots at about week 2 (Week 3 this strain begins flowering-I wouldn't mess around with transplanting after this point), or put them in 1.5-3 gallon pots right from the beginning. Transplanting stresses plants and slightly stunts their growth which isn't typically a big deal when doing photoperiod plants but when dealing with autoflowering plants, since their lifespan is so short, even minor stress can diminish yeild. I'm about midway through week 5 with mine and if I were going to do it again I don't think I would LST them like I did, instead I would just let it grow. I hope this helps in some way, I'm still learning too so I look forward to what you come up with!
