Growing Autos outside
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Hugo Phurst
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I had good luck till I didn't...
IMO - In ground is best, the sunniest part of your yard.
Have fun
IMO - In ground is best, the sunniest part of your yard.
Have fun
75triumph
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Thanks man
Hugo Phurst
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Have you hardened off the seedlings yet?
Fladawg01
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Just starting some seeds indoors for my first attempt with autos as well. I figured I will keep them under lighting until mid to late June, and harvest maybe the end of August, first part of September. Currently in 1G plastic pots as a seedling, which I will transplant into already dug holes with soil that is cooking now, be ready by the time the girls are headed out doors. I have so many seeds I need to try and get some of my lesser genetics used this way.
smmcmurphy
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I'm trying some RQS diesel auto and a special queen auto this season. One of the diesel plants is starting to flower at 5" tall. the other two are growing slower with no signs of any flower. The special queen is doing great! Huge leaves and very bushy about 14 inches tall.
I also have regular period RQS growing. My Watermelon is literally growing 1 to 2 inches a day but it's already got flowers forming....WTF?
All of these are outside in very enriched garden soil mixed with chicken(1 year old)poop, miraclegrow soil, Pete soil and some local sandy dirt all mixed together. Auto watering.
The first pic is of the normal photo Watermelon and the second is the auto diesel.
9 weeks and 5 weeks respectively.
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75triumph
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Replying back to growing auto seeds Gorilla Glue outdoor in the ground.
Here the soil is worthless so I filled a few large holes with Happy Frog.
In the veg state they are up but not as bushy as was indoors. I have topped them and I am using Happy Frog starter Fertilizer to supplement.
Any advice to beef them up, thanks very much
Doug
Here the soil is worthless so I filled a few large holes with Happy Frog.
In the veg state they are up but not as bushy as was indoors. I have topped them and I am using Happy Frog starter Fertilizer to supplement.
Any advice to beef them up, thanks very much
Doug
Fladawg01
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My post stated indoors, but these autos are definitely outdoors! My bad as most of my grows have been indoors. Here's a shot of them: from left to right: Zamnesia WURLZ F1-A, Zamnesia Slurricane, WURLZ F1-B & Zamnesia Slurricane, 2 of each, 3 look similar and the one WURLZ F1-A i getting huge. It's sibling F1-B looks more like another Slurricane.
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75triumph
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Sorry to bother no problem
i was gunna list things for you but i think im gunna make a short little video to make it more understandable, i'll have it up tonight, its more of a process then a set feeding, i look at the plant and let it tell me what it needs, i know it might sound crazy
smmcmurphy
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Crazy? ?Nah, we all talk to our plants.
go go kid
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allways, there part of the family
go go kid
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you may want to try roots organic next time, its very good as i understand it for plants to go outdoors.
go go kid
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sorry, im from the UK and never herd of allergy water, what is it please
go go kid
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nice vidio, many thanx
