The 3 cheesez

Grandpa GreenJeans

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Hey I thought I would throw up my cheese autos for anyone who is interested.
3 cheese autoflowers as the title suggests. Cheese candy, super cheese and S. Cheese x jet 47.
I'll update as needed. I'll show you how I do autos and take from it what you can.
 
Thanks guys. I'm not a huge auto fan, but they do help me to remember to back off and not feed feed feed. I have been known to give too much love and it's always bit me in the ass, so to me, autos are pretty necessary when I grow indoors.
 
Update:
Today I checked on the garden and my focus was on the autos, and grow more over night they did. But I was then detour over to my iffy pepper plant. I noticed some raised bumps or tiny dots. So I go in with a 30x loop and it's not bugs. At least none that I can visually see. It may be a benificial fungi that have initiated the SAR response. I am very unsure at this early hour but if it is not from the SAR, then it's possibly a parasite that was incubated on my moisture meter probe. Hopefully I'm just over reacting but I decided to take an early preventative and hit everyone with neem oil.
Check out the pepper plant leaf and tell me what yall think. All other plants are fine, including regs, autos.20151028_074107.jpg 20151028_074142.jpg 20151028_080353.jpg 20151028_080450.jpg 20151028_081139.jpg 20151028_081456.jpg 20151028_073958.jpg
 

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After some consideration, i think back on this summers outdoor tomato crop. I remember what looked like trichomes poping out all over the stems and veins. I was able to comfirm that is is the plants way of allocating the extra carbohydrates. Basically its a good thing and signifies that your tomatoes are very high brix. However im unfamiliar with this phenominon happening on peppers.
This shit really bothers me big time and i have to find out! I am going to send the leaf into my local extention for testing. Its either high brix, or disease, or a parasite. FUCK..... 45 bucks to test a leaf. SMH
 
Last night 3 hrs before lights out I decided to LST the autos. They responded immediately and turned up towards the light. Happy, healthy and vigorous. I prefer to use these metal staples to hold down the main stem and fuzzy pipe cleaners on the branches when they're a little older. Also got 4 liters of Tea going. It's just FPE, organic acids, kelp, EJ catalyst and liquid microbes. Zero compost or Ancient forest added. 12 hours in. Nice biofilms already tho-
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I hit everyone with 600ml of the tea. I added some pure RODI to the brew and diluted it a bit so I'd have enough to give to all the plants. Only dropped the ppm by about 200 and raised pH to a stable 6.2 with just water.

Good enough-
Bacterial dominant-
 
***BUMMER ALERT***
So, I checked on the autos today and I was looking for sexual expressions. Needless to say the 2 regular seeds are boys. I found nuts on both. The jet47 cross is a female and has 1 calyx expressed but without pistol. I love cheeses and I'm thinking they would be valuable to collect pollen from. Not to mention, they are my last non feminized autos.

What do yall think I should do?
 
I decided to raise the light up. It was 18" above the plants and now it's 30". I'm not really suprise at how dense and tight she is considering I'm cranking a 600w/ 7000k MH. But I want her to start to stretch out a little bit before the "bloom stretch", and it should give the 8-9 sets of side branches some more room and light.

She's not looking too bad for being 23 days old from germ. And looks like she isn't done yet with the veg portion of her life.

I've been very very conservative with the feedings. Actually, I've only feed her twice and they weren't very strong at all. Mostly microbial tea with 1/4 strength FPE (fermented plant extract), and blackstrap for carbs.
Also hit her with some catalyst from Earth Juice and liquid kelp from Age Old Kelp.
I may hit her 1 more time with good dose of PK to give her some flower power.

So far, zero problems and I've only watered twice and that's when I gave the tea. I'm not worried at all about her drying out. The soils surface is always dry and when I stick my finger in the soil, it's always slightly damp. I'd attribute this to the renown benifit of bacterial biofilms and fungal mycelium. They assist in retaining moisture and eliminating hard compacted soils. Populations are so high that I have the myco fungi colonizing the pots drain holes.
Zero pests and zero deficiencies.
 
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