Mitch's Auto Adventure......
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Mitch i just found and read your entire your thread and its fucking amazing. You are the fucking man. Your living my dream. ill be checking every few days for updates i cant wait to see how your next seasons go. i cant wait to see your genetics for sale ill def grow some out hopefully that will be soon.
sign me up for some grape stomper auto grows!
meltybubble
Member
Nice one to whoever made this a sticky!
Thank you
We've changed the title as it may or may not be that we move locations to greener pastures.
But we're in it for the long term and I'd like to keep it as one thread.
Some news - the f2 beans of the following projects are out of the ground since about 5 days ago.
Sour stomper f2
Auto skywalker f2
Grape crinkle f2
Bear og auto f2
Otherwise outdoors is in full swing; I'll get some photos up soon.
Cheers all, mitch
Thank you
We've changed the title as it may or may not be that we move locations to greener pastures.
But we're in it for the long term and I'd like to keep it as one thread.
Some news - the f2 beans of the following projects are out of the ground since about 5 days ago.
Sour stomper f2
Auto skywalker f2
Grape crinkle f2
Bear og auto f2
Otherwise outdoors is in full swing; I'll get some photos up soon.
Cheers all, mitch
The English Cut
Well-known member
They look lovely. Damn, I'm really feeling the pressure now!
Plant growth has been a bit slow of late as we've had a spell of cold & rainy weather here but things improved yesterday and look good for the next little while, I've been busy training and tying down my mephistos and hopefully by my next update there should be something nice to see...
scourouhi
Member
Good evening from Greece people ! After reading this very interesting thread , i've ordered some Sour bubbly seeds . I plan to run them alongside my Satori's ,outdoors . The Satori's are going to be late ,so i want some buds early September . Lots of Sun and automatic water feeding are my best weapons . Can't wait ...
This is the growing spot .
And this is my thread with the Satori's
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=305830
This is the growing spot .
And this is my thread with the Satori's
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=305830
Should be very nice! What do you plan to feed with?
We are half way through with our first batch in the polytunnels and so far with plain water on a drip system and biotabs they are looking good!
We are half way through with our first batch in the polytunnels and so far with plain water on a drip system and biotabs they are looking good!
We are 5 weeks in on just plain water so far, I'm thinking they will need a couple of liquid organics feeds to see them through, but they will need extra N for seed production, and will go a few weeks longer for the seeds to mature, but it's a test, and for us the simpler we can keep things the better
Sorry for the long overdue update - here's the house of 24 carat's - a couple of weeks ago.
You can see they are within a similar height range, apart from the one renegade one, back left which is taller than me.
From the batch, we are only pollinating a very select few, here is one candidate - Photographed a couple of days ago
Same plant, closer in, turning on the frost -
In comparison here are the hubbabubbasmelloscopes - which several were touching the polytunnel ceiling and had to be bent
And again, here's a walter white -
Best, Mitch
You can see they are within a similar height range, apart from the one renegade one, back left which is taller than me.
From the batch, we are only pollinating a very select few, here is one candidate - Photographed a couple of days ago
Same plant, closer in, turning on the frost -
In comparison here are the hubbabubbasmelloscopes - which several were touching the polytunnel ceiling and had to be bent
And again, here's a walter white -
Best, Mitch
Thanks dude! Yes considering these were started in just 1.5litre then transplanted at 2 weeks into a 15L theyve really shot up.
Anyway, back to the grindstone. Hope everyone is cool, mitch
Anyway, back to the grindstone. Hope everyone is cool, mitch
Polishdankchron
Member
When you got the sticky I looked through a couple pages of threads... thought this was gone and something happened. =)
Looking good - thanks for continuing to update.
Looking good - thanks for continuing to update.
Mitch, I know you have done both outdoors and outdoor in greenhouse. How do you feel the decrease in light intensity inside the greenhouse affects the plants? Do you notice any difference? Id think the higher temps, along with lower light would cause more stretch, but might cause decreased bud density. I havent had a chance to compare like you are growing tho, so Id like to hear your opinion! It would be interesting to move a few 24C's outside when flowering really kicks in to see if it makes a difference as they mature.
Hi mate,
I think it's strain dependant, but I think you've pretty much summed it up for the most part.
When outside all the way, (at least what I've witnessed here with our strains) theres a little more stretch but nothing too insane. A little more leaf to flower and a slight decrease in density. But on the plus side production can be better for less effort and of course less cost.
But I don't think the smoke of the end product is affected much at all.
The plants that we took to a couple of weeks into flowering indoors and then moved outside the end product was very nice indeed. I'm not saying that's a suitable thing for the majority but for us to free up indoor space and get a very nice finish outdoors it was worthwhile.
Cheers mitch
I think it's strain dependant, but I think you've pretty much summed it up for the most part.
When outside all the way, (at least what I've witnessed here with our strains) theres a little more stretch but nothing too insane. A little more leaf to flower and a slight decrease in density. But on the plus side production can be better for less effort and of course less cost.
But I don't think the smoke of the end product is affected much at all.
The plants that we took to a couple of weeks into flowering indoors and then moved outside the end product was very nice indeed. I'm not saying that's a suitable thing for the majority but for us to free up indoor space and get a very nice finish outdoors it was worthwhile.
Cheers mitch
Polishdankchron
Member
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