[Gantz]

Welcome Darksider. Pull up a chair...It's gonna be a few days till my next update. They are quite small so...

[Gantz]

WOW! I never thought I would learn so much in one year about autos. But the lessons keep on coming.

Let's see what i have learned:
1. shitty ph will stress them. 2 weeks of zero growth.
2. transplanting does work but it will stress them too.
3. stress will either keep your autos tiny or force them to flower early.

I was expecting the flowering at around 5 weeks... not at almost 4
I put them in water 32 days ago exactly. They Germinated 30 days ago. And 27 days ago they put their little heads out of the soil.

...I did not expect preflowers this early.


My Bloody Skunks


My Sweet Skunks.



This grow is full of surprises and lessons.
I will continue the grow. I need to know what will happen, though next year i'll have a few backup plants. just in case.

[mack 10]

looking good there, Gantz.
Auto's need some slight tweeks to how you would normally grow.nto
Germ into final pots, as you noticed ,they do not like being repotted.

Got a single Sweet Skunk too, it's just popped its head up.

[bigganjabud]

Originally Posted by mack 10

looking good there, Gantz.
Auto's need some slight tweeks to how you would normally grow.nto
Germ into final pots, as you noticed ,they do not like being repotted.

Got a single Sweet Skunk too, it's just popped its head up.

I'm going Indigo berry Gantz my next round has to be bubblegum as I'm testing the new one from serious

HOWEVER I will be knocking out a few sweet Indigo and crystal candy

[Gantz]

So here we are... My Tiny Skunks are flowering

My sweet skunks are getting frosty.




And my Black Skunks are also flowering. The weird one decided to stay weird.

[Gantz]

Thanks for stopping by Mack. I have grown the auto version of sweet skunk and I love it. If the photodependent version is similar then you're in for a treat.
Regarding autos, I read a couple of threads and I did another auto grow in spring. ( Unfortunately the reading came after the grow was over. I overestimated my skill at the time.) I transplanted them and it stunted their growth. This time it was a combo of shitty PH and a transplant.
Now all my autos are tiny and old enough so all of them are flowering...at about 10cm...
I learned a lot and won't repeat the same mistakes on my next auto grow...but for now it's all just watch and see how tiny autos flower. I never had a " lowrider " before so...
The pics are coming.

Hey BGB. Thanks for dropping in amigo. I am following a few of the serious seeds bubblegum testers and they are looking quite delicious. A man of your skill should have no problems with them. Speaking of skill - I've seen pictures of indigo berry before and they look amazing. Can't wait to see the buds your indigo girls will produce under the care of your green thumb.

[Gantz]

And in case nobody noticed the post where i put the new pics... it's 2 posts above this one. And in case you're lazy just click https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.ph...1&postcount=45

here's a pic of my flowering garden of tiny autos

[Nico Farmer]

Hi Amigo!
Your plants will stay small, but frosty for sure

[Gantz]

Live and learn...

[zif]

I can't say that I've ever had the word "cute" jump into my head looking at flowering plants, but there it is!

Originally Posted by Gantz

here's a pic of my flowering garden of tiny autos

Thanks for sharing your learn experience!