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Joint Doctor interview
- Thread starter goingrey
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Thats a very interesting video. I think I remember that first Low-rider.
BuckeyeGreen
Active member
Sasha was great and it’s nice to meet the person behind the origin of auto breeding. Sebastian, however, needs to work on his interviewing techniques. His constant interruption, talking over him, cutting him off and finishing his thoughts was annoying. He brings on a guest and then he does most of talking. He had good questions but for God Sake let the man answer them fully.
I could relate to the issues Sasha had and almost all growers have had of having to be very careful who you talk to and what you say. It was interesting to hear his story. I would have liked to have been given more information about autoflower growing in a lot more detail, instructions and examples of what to and what not to do. As someone who tried an autoflower once, who got a 3 inch tall little baby for my efforts and gave up on the idea of growing autos after that, I wanted more info.
One tip I have heard from other videos on autoflower growing that I did think was helpful was to start the plant in its final pot. Evidently transplant shock is not something most autoflowers tolerate very well or at all. I’m going to give autos another shot because I have seen some impressive grows of the latest genetics.
Sasha was great, it was very nice to meet him and I wish him much success. Thanks goingrey for the video.
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I could relate to the issues Sasha had and almost all growers have had of having to be very careful who you talk to and what you say. It was interesting to hear his story. I would have liked to have been given more information about autoflower growing in a lot more detail, instructions and examples of what to and what not to do. As someone who tried an autoflower once, who got a 3 inch tall little baby for my efforts and gave up on the idea of growing autos after that, I wanted more info.
One tip I have heard from other videos on autoflower growing that I did think was helpful was to start the plant in its final pot. Evidently transplant shock is not something most autoflowers tolerate very well or at all. I’m going to give autos another shot because I have seen some impressive grows of the latest genetics.
Sasha was great, it was very nice to meet him and I wish him much success. Thanks goingrey for the video.
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