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jaypp · 03-19-2014, 07:51 PM

Hi mates!
Here is a new diary with these wonders of nature that Sweet Seeds has submitted this year as a new feature in Autos strains, introducing in the genetic line of the bank to the famous Trainwreck in Autoflowering version, with XXL size. We can say they are the 4th generation in autos. They have a lot of sativa genes, giving us an active effect, different to the usual autos in the market. The growth is extremely big, with plants very productive in a short period of time.

As a novelty in my diaries, when the diary is over and complete, i’m gonna post *a video in full Hd with all the growing process, so stay alert!!
Hope you all are here at the end of this ride to watch it

1st Day. Germination.

As i usually do, a glass of water and a few drops of H2O2 on a warm place. The packs of the seeds as caps over the glasses to keep the humidity as a greenhouse. After 36 hours all the seeds have germinated.

jaypp · 03-19-2014, 07:55 PM

Following this and with no time to spare, I soak some Jiffys in 6.0 PH water + 2ml of Canna Start which is a very balanced food for seeds placed in jiffys. Then i place them into small pots because I don’t want to spare a minute of growing or cause them any stress.

Finally a thick layer of vermiculite over the substrate and i put them right under the 200w low power light.

I wait you all on the next update,
Keep it sweet!
Jaypp

jaypp · 03-25-2014, 01:28 PM

Day 4 to 8. Growth and final transplant.
Light: 200W low power. 24H ON.

Good evening, folks!

Lets continue the tour trough this beautiful plants development and behavior on their 1st week of life.

They are adapting to the new substrate. I didn’t give them any fert on the soil but, the Jiffy was soaked with Cannastart.
I’ve corrected the PH to 6,2 and tried not to let the soil dry out too much so they can have a fast growing. They have been the whole week under a 200W energy-efficient light bulbs and at the end of the week, I’ve transplanted 3 of them to 20 liters pots and the other 6 into 10 liters ones. As I am testing the new Airpot pots, I believe I can recommend this type of pot for growing autoflowering plants.

This plants have a more rapid growth and this pots are able to help plants to have developed very quickly.
The Airpot oxygenates the soil very much, so you have to be more aware of the watering because it gets dry much earlier.
We will be seeing the results for both sizes.

Here we can see the plants with 4, 6 and 8 days; the transplant day and when I’ve put them under a 600w sodium light with the power reduced to 400w (Lumatek adjustable).

jaypp · 03-25-2014, 01:30 PM

We’ll be back in short!!

jaypp

massud · 03-26-2014, 11:39 PM

I want to see it in my next outdoor/guerrilla

!! Very nice plants! Good growing my friend! Bye!

Koondense · 03-28-2014, 05:32 PM

Super autos??

jaypp · 03-28-2014, 05:47 PM

hehe hi Koondense!

this is how i like to call this strain because i think they are a new generation of autos..
and also this is the name of the diary. hope you enjoy it and thanks for passing by!
Massud, you are welcome! thanks for the nice words and good luck with your new grow!
jaypp

Koondense · 03-28-2014, 06:00 PM

Interesting, I'm looking forward to see this one.
If it gets bigger, then it might be better than other autos for using outdoors.

I was asking because I know that "superautos" are based on some other type of ruderalis and are exclusively used in Flash seeds.

Tommy G · 03-28-2014, 08:19 PM

Hi Koondense!

At Sweet Seeds the terminology "super autos" is used since 2011 when 2nd and 3rd generation of autoflowering strains was first released by Sweet Seeds. At that time no other seedbank was working on "generation evolution" of autoflowering. Even today I have no info about any seedbank that identifies the autoflowering strains as 2nd, 3rd, 4th generation, etc.

"Super autos" is because they are developed generation after generation. A first generation auto would then be a "normal" auto and a 3rd generation auto would be considered a "super" auto. But this is just terminology, not a case of registered trademark or whatever.

Thanks for the visit and comments, see you around

Sweet smokes!

tommy

Koondense · 03-29-2014, 02:16 PM

That's great info TommyG!
I noticed only in SweetSeeds that the generations were labeled and it got me interested of course. If I understand right, the newest generations are selected to produce bigger plants than previous gen? Is the veg period longer in the new ones?
If this is the case, then this year autos are an interesting option for me as an outdoor grower.
Looking forward to the new strains, good to hear about the developments you are doing.

03-19-2014, 07:51 PM	#1
jaypp Vendor Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 872	Sweet Trainwreck® Auto - [Test Grow] + complet video full HD Hi mates! Here is a new diary with these wonders of nature that Sweet Seeds has submitted this year as a new feature in Autos strains, introducing in the genetic line of the bank to the famous Trainwreck in Autoflowering version, with XXL size. We can say they are the 4th generation in autos. They have a lot of sativa genes, giving us an active effect, different to the usual autos in the market. The growth is extremely big, with plants very productive in a short period of time. As a novelty in my diaries, when the diary is over and complete, i’m gonna post a video in full Hd with all the growing process, so stay alert!! Hope you all are here at the end of this ride to watch it 1st Day. Germination.* As i usually do, a glass of water and a few drops of H2O2 on a warm place. The packs of the seeds as caps over the glasses to keep the humidity as a greenhouse. After 36 hours all the seeds have germinated.
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03-19-2014, 07:55 PM	#2
jaypp Vendor Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 872	Following this and with no time to spare, I soak some Jiffys in 6.0 PH water + 2ml of Canna Start which is a very balanced food for seeds placed in jiffys. Then i place them into small pots because I don’t want to spare a minute of growing or cause them any stress. Finally a thick layer of vermiculite over the substrate and i put them right under the 200w low power light. I wait you all on the next update, Keep it sweet! Jaypp
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03-25-2014, 01:28 PM	#3
jaypp Vendor Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 872	Day 4 to 8. Growth and final transplant. Light: 200W low power. 24H ON. Good evening, folks! Lets continue the tour trough this beautiful plants development and behavior on their 1st week of life. They are adapting to the new substrate. I didn’t give them any fert on the soil but, the Jiffy was soaked with Cannastart. I’ve corrected the PH to 6,2 and tried not to let the soil dry out too much so they can have a fast growing. They have been the whole week under a 200W energy-efficient light bulbs and at the end of the week, I’ve transplanted 3 of them to 20 liters pots and the other 6 into 10 liters ones. As I am testing the new Airpot pots, I believe I can recommend this type of pot for growing autoflowering plants. This plants have a more rapid growth and this pots are able to help plants to have developed very quickly. The Airpot oxygenates the soil very much, so you have to be more aware of the watering because it gets dry much earlier. We will be seeing the results for both sizes. Here we can see the plants with 4, 6 and 8 days; the transplant day and when I’ve put them under a 600w sodium light with the power reduced to 400w (Lumatek adjustable).
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03-25-2014, 01:30 PM	#4
jaypp Vendor Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 872	We’ll be back in short!! jaypp
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03-26-2014, 11:39 PM	#5
massud Stealth Grower Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Arkham Asylum Posts: 4,596	I want to see it in my next outdoor/guerrilla !! Very nice plants! Good growing my friend! Bye! __________________ My mothers: The Purps f2 (Flowski), Mandolino Purple (my), Peyote Purple (Cannabiogen), Kalijah (Reggae Seeds), Mango Skunk (Nirvana Seeds), Elmere's Glue (Rula), Panabana (StRa) ... My fathers: Mextiza f2 (bluhazy), Kalijah (Reggae Seeds), Brian's Berry Cough (TGA Subcool) ... My pollen chuking: Bangi Haze x C99, Psicodelicia x C99 (aka Psyco Cindy), Bangi Haze x Mextiza,The Purps x Mextiza (aka Mandolino Purple) ... Next: ... MY STEALTH MINI-JARDIN: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=226267 CURRENT GROW Mango Skunk, Brian Berry Cough#2, Bangi Haze x Mextiza, 2 Peyote Purple. *MY EXPERIENCE WITH SWEET SEEDS:* https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread....06#post5464306 GROWING IS CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE! SOUTHERN EUROPEAN GROWERS GROWING IN LOVE, PEACE AND UNITY!
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03-28-2014, 05:32 PM	#6
Koondense Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 2,265	Super autos??
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03-28-2014, 05:47 PM	#7
jaypp Vendor Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 872	hehe hi Koondense! this is how i like to call this strain because i think they are a new generation of autos.. and also this is the name of the diary. hope you enjoy it and thanks for passing by! Massud, you are welcome! thanks for the nice words and good luck with your new grow! jaypp
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03-28-2014, 06:00 PM	#8
Koondense Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 2,265	Interesting, I'm looking forward to see this one. If it gets bigger, then it might be better than other autos for using outdoors. I was asking because I know that "superautos" are based on some other type of ruderalis and are exclusively used in Flash seeds.
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03-28-2014, 08:19 PM	#9
Tommy G :\|Sweet Seeds\|: Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Spain Posts: 1,653	Hi Koondense! At Sweet Seeds the terminology "super autos" is used since 2011 when 2nd and 3rd generation of autoflowering strains was first released by Sweet Seeds. At that time no other seedbank was working on "generation evolution" of autoflowering. Even today I have no info about any seedbank that identifies the autoflowering strains as 2nd, 3rd, 4th generation, etc. "Super autos" is because they are developed generation after generation. A first generation auto would then be a "normal" auto and a 3rd generation auto would be considered a "super" auto. But this is just terminology, not a case of registered trademark or whatever. Thanks for the visit and comments, see you around Sweet smokes! tommy __________________ Test Grows with Sweet Seeds The Complete Sweet Seeds Strain Guide Foto-report of my trip to the Riff - Chaouen - Morocco
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03-29-2014, 02:16 PM	#10
Koondense Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 2,265	That's great info TommyG! I noticed only in SweetSeeds that the generations were labeled and it got me interested of course. If I understand right, the newest generations are selected to produce bigger plants than previous gen? Is the veg period longer in the new ones? If this is the case, then this year autos are an interesting option for me as an outdoor grower. Looking forward to the new strains, good to hear about the developments you are doing.
	Quote 2 members found this post helpful.