Outdoor First ever greenhouse auto grow
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With the decent weather at the moment and the summer getting in to the swing of things you should get a fairly nice amount of bud.
They have at least 3 weeks to go as you said, i personally wouldn't be surprised if you could let them go 4-5 looking at them right now.
Look on the bright side, they are producing, haven't died and if you get some more seeds now you can have a second crop that would inevitably do better.
What medium are you using, any nutes?
-herb
They have at least 3 weeks to go as you said, i personally wouldn't be surprised if you could let them go 4-5 looking at them right now.
Look on the bright side, they are producing, haven't died and if you get some more seeds now you can have a second crop that would inevitably do better.
What medium are you using, any nutes?
-herb
Funny you should say that lol... I was using a super soil I made. I have been using bio buzz 4ml of bloom and 4ml of top max a day...just waiting for more to turn up.
However I just got another 2 autos on the go in the greenhouse but I'm doing dwc for these.
Just sprouted yesterday
I will be using sensi 2 part grow, carboload and bio bizz root juice in dwc
However I just got another 2 autos on the go in the greenhouse but I'm doing dwc for these.
Just sprouted yesterday
I will be using sensi 2 part grow, carboload and bio bizz root juice in dwc
Well they are looking healthy at the very least so you must be doing something right, looking at the flowers right now I would expect them to really not do too bad at all, keep it up & get some more seeds!
If they are in greenhouse, try to get them aired when temps outside are hot enough so it is not too hot for them but also mainly for the stem, wind is what causes a plant to strengthen its core & stem & helps reduce stretching.
The stronger the stem, the more bud it could hold potentially:gthumb:
-herb
If they are in greenhouse, try to get them aired when temps outside are hot enough so it is not too hot for them but also mainly for the stem, wind is what causes a plant to strengthen its core & stem & helps reduce stretching.
The stronger the stem, the more bud it could hold potentially:gthumb:
-herb
You wont go to far wrong then :gthumb:
do put them out if its 20c+ outside though, may get too intense in the greenhouse unless it has good ventilation?
-herb
