Indoor Tyler_Durden88's Growroom (Constant Journal of overall Grow)

[Mizzo81]

Coco the way to go. So easy I can do it.

 

[Mizzo81]

Can’t believe I haven't seen this yet. Gonna have to poke through from the beginning

 

[Recycled]

Looks like its a little nitrogen toxic. But the yellowing could be a sign of a little ph issue or nute lockout. I see you have a bit of clawing at the tips wich is usually a sighn of too much nitrogen during flower. I kept having that problem is soil bc autos have a very short veg. Cycle and dont get to use up alot of the nitrogen like a photperiod plant does. What nutes you using? I switched to coco coir so I can give the plant what it needs when it needs it. In soil problems are hard to fix by the time you see the symptoms and figure out what it is the damage is done.

More pics I’ve been seeing of clawing leads me to believe you may be right about nitrogen. I run the Medina line of products...Medina plus and hasta gro 6-12-6. All organic..Soil is fox farms ocean, happy frog (brown bag can’t recall), worm castings and an old stand by flower power by lady bug (4-6-4 dry fert), fox farm big bloom, kangaroot and fed the soil critters molasses. Next grow same setup but water only is my thought, for now.

@Mizzo81 and you...No coco for me right now. Determined to figure this out!! Outdoors is so much easier. Well kind of. Except for weather and bugs. [emoji41]


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[Tyler_Durden88]

More pics I’ve been seeing of clawing leads me to believe you may be right about nitrogen. I run the Medina line of products...Medina plus and hasta gro 6-12-6. All organic..Soil is fox farms ocean, happy frog (brown bag can’t recall), worm castings and an old stand by flower power by lady bug (4-6-4 dry fert), fox farm big bloom, kangaroot and fed the soil critters molasses. Next grow same setup but water only is my thought, for now.

@Mizzo81 and you...No coco for me right now. Determined to figure this out!! Outdoors is so much easier. Well kind of. Except for weather and bugs. [emoji41]


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I used fox farm for awhile and my most common problem was way to much nitrogen. The plants thrived in veg. Then the problems came in flower. It sounds like you have alot of things going on in the soil and that makes it way harder to try and find what the cause is. I used 50/50 happy frog and ocean forest which gave me ideal soil ph. Then I'd give them a 1/4 recommended dose of calmag at the transistion and 1/4 dose tiger bloom midflower once a week up until last two weeks. But in my opinion autoflowers and soil don't mix well. I was the biggest soil advocate for the longest time and then I tried one plant in coco coir and couldent believe how much better the results were I moved all my plants to coco and never looked back. Plus I reuse my coco so in the end I save more money than in soil and hardly ever have any issues. But if soil is what you prefer stick with it the best lessons are from trying new things and seeing what works and what dosent. If you can design a super soil mixture better suited for autoflowers with lower nitrogen levels I think you will be better off than using fox farm.

 

[Tyler_Durden88]

Think ima need a new carbon filter these girls reeeeek. The forgotten cookies, and autoseeds GSC have super high odor and the white crack smells like a skunk just sprayed it. And the double grapes in her final weeks so it's alot for that carbon filter to handle. Just got my 5 gallon fabric pots for the grow battle and now I'm just waiting on my beans. Here's one of the white cracks that just started flowering and got her training wheels off im happy with the canopy she should do great. And the last double grape needs to hurry up and finish.

 

[Recycled]

Top girl looks delicious! Good luck on your battle!

I have an abundance of 5 gallon fabric pots but next grow (mini sog using sour crack) will be in square 3 gallon white pots.


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[Tyler_Durden88]

3 gallon fabric pots seem to be the best for me but my root zone fills them out very quickly with the voodoo juice and hydroponic nutrients. I also have them plastic air pots witch seem to work just fine they just dry up really fast is all. But i get my best results in the cheap smart fabric pots. I go 70/30 coco to perilite with a 1 inch layer of hydroton at the bottom for added drainage. And it seems the more simple I keep things the better.

 

[Tyler_Durden88]

FORGOTTEN COOKIES IS LOOKING NASTY! The pictures don't do it justice the smell is unreal and it's almost dripping resin. I'm loving this strain right now.

 

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Very, very nice man!!


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[Tyler_Durden88]

Very, very nice man!!


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The autoseeds GSC is a couple weeks behind the forgotten cookies and is looking super promising i just love how autoseeds strains grow. Very strong resilient plants that grow almost the size of photoperiods.