First time grow (Autos)

Oldreefer

Oldreefer

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Autos will certainly learn ya something...mostly to leave'm the fuk alone. I've grown autos/photos for 15 years and ruined a lot of'em by trying to push the rope. Back then autos were mostly short and stocky and were developed to hide among other plants...as they became popular, breeders added more photo genetics to broaden their lines and autos are now mostly large plants with some photo characteristics. I don't give a shit cause I grow everything under 12/12 anyway. I likem a lot and they actually garner 70% of my grow slots.
Regardless, I'm still growing them alongside photos...I've had autos finish UNDER the breeders stated time but most do go over a bit and a few a lot more. Stick with known auto breeders and your fire will be assured.
 
Cheeseenthusiast

Cheeseenthusiast

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Oldreefer said:
Autos will certainly learn ya something...mostly to leave'm the fuk alone. I've grown autos/photos for 15 years and ruined a lot of'em by trying to push the rope. Back then autos were mostly short and stocky and were developed to hide among other plants...as they became popular, breeders added more photo genetics to broaden their lines and autos are now mostly large plants with some photo characteristics. I don't give a shit cause I grow everything under 12/12 anyway. I likem a lot and they actually garner 70% of my grow slots.
Regardless, I'm still growing them alongside photos...I've had autos finish UNDER the breeders stated time but most do go over a bit and a few a lot more. Stick with known auto breeders and your fire will be assured.
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They really do sell them as easy for noobs lol, yet experienced growers like yourself and others have let on they could be a pain at times.

Tbh I would love to have some good cheese photos but the though of how smelly it could get puts me off
 
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