Hello everyone, I introduced myself here quite a bit ago. I read the boards daily but I am not one to do full grow journals as I have a fairly busy life.
This is my first auto grow, I have grown photos and picked phenotypes of seeds to clone out.
Based on what I thought I knew about autos, I didn't think that there would be much diversity other than sex based on the how these little wonders were bred.
To much my surprise I got two very distinct phenotypes of Short Stuff seeds Onyx. One plant is much more indica dominant measuring about 28" on day 45 with many satellite bud sites. The other is a very lanky sativa type pheno, around 33" high with not much satellite type branching.
I may be just awe struck as this is my first auto grow but I thought this was interesting to share with anyone who knows what I am talking about.
Left to Right: Indica dom Pheno. Sativa Dom Pheno. Bud Porn of Sativa Pheno at day 45.
BTW: I know I have a little curling up on my leaves and some nute burn. Tough times trying to keep the 400w cool and the plants are just finicky eaters, getting used to not running my photo schedule on them.
Thanks for reading!
This is my first auto grow, I have grown photos and picked phenotypes of seeds to clone out.
Based on what I thought I knew about autos, I didn't think that there would be much diversity other than sex based on the how these little wonders were bred.
To much my surprise I got two very distinct phenotypes of Short Stuff seeds Onyx. One plant is much more indica dominant measuring about 28" on day 45 with many satellite bud sites. The other is a very lanky sativa type pheno, around 33" high with not much satellite type branching.
I may be just awe struck as this is my first auto grow but I thought this was interesting to share with anyone who knows what I am talking about.
Left to Right: Indica dom Pheno. Sativa Dom Pheno. Bud Porn of Sativa Pheno at day 45.
BTW: I know I have a little curling up on my leaves and some nute burn. Tough times trying to keep the 400w cool and the plants are just finicky eaters, getting used to not running my photo schedule on them.
Thanks for reading!
