[paulo73]

Hello guys.
It´s that time of the year when i go on a auto craze. Sadly last year my planning with the autos was less than perfect and the results were not good enough.
I expect this year to be better at least am i doing my share.
My first batch was Sour Crack from my friend Mitch that stays on the other side of the border. I hope to meet you anyday soon.

Sour Crack is a cross of our 24 carat and an Auto Green Crack in development. Then bred out to be fully autoflowering. Both photoperiod parents are extremely fast and frosty varieties. The Green Crack has the rush high, and the Sour Boggle had the Afghan Narcotic couchlock effect, together they make an incredibly powerful yet well rounded effect.

I´ve started 12seeds and selected the 6 best looking plants.
This is how they look on their 3rd week alive






They´re on Biobizz AllMix and being feed with plain rested water until now.
Just a few foliars were used.

I´m also soaking a few Typhoon and Royal Dane F2´s and next another mephisto strain is due.
As the weather gets better i intend to grow plenty of autos in pots on my gardens. I´ll start them indoors for a small head start.
Take care guys and if possible keep it kind.

[J-Icky]

looking good so far, keep up the good work and keep posting pics for those of us that love seeing other peoples grows.

[paulo73]

Originally Posted by J-Icky

looking good so far, keep up the good work and keep posting pics for those of us that love seeing other peoples grows.

I´ll try my best and on my good days i´m all about sharing my ladies with my fellow growers

[paulo73]

Hello guys.
Life goes on and i´m well impressed with the SourCracks.
Here are my favourite two girls




Big Fan leaves

[aridbud]

Nice looking.

[DJbigbud]

Looking very healthy, are you going to transplant them to larger containers? Big thing with autos is to have ideal conditions during vegetative growth. A little too cold, or whatever will stunt them permanently.

[paulo73]

Originally Posted by DJbigbud

Looking very healthy, are you going to transplant them to larger containers? Big thing with autos is to have ideal conditions during vegetative growth. A little too cold, or whatever will stunt them permanently.

I´m using a small vegging tent with around 4feet of usable height so bigger pots are not an option, the tallest one is already in need of bending and autos usually don´t fancy abuse that much.
But it´s all good.
I also agree that autos to perform well need a perfect vegetation otherwise you´ll always end up with a couple of joints

Originally Posted by aridbud

Nice looking.

Thanks bud

[La Buena Hierba]

Looks nice bro keep us updated

[OranguTrump]

Looks nice - congrats

What photo-period do you use? I see 20/4 & 24/0 kicked around, but I'm pretty sure asking a successful grower is best.

Thanks in advance

[paulo73]

Originally Posted by La Buena Hierba

Looks nice bro keep us updated

Thanks brother.
Very nice to have you onboard. I hope that all is good at your end and that you´re managing to keep the spirits high.
Best luck for 2015 season

Originally Posted by OranguTrump

Looks nice - congrats

What photo-period do you use? I see 20/4 & 24/0 kicked around, but I'm pretty sure asking a successful grower is best.

Thanks in advance

Thank you OT. For the kind words and good vibes.
Sucess can be a question of hindsight because you never know what´s behind it

These one were on 20/4 since the start and they seem to be doing quite well.
All the best for your projects.

Spring is here and the Sun is gainning power so i´m already preparing a few large auto pots for my fenced garden

Mephisto Genetics are again the chosen ones