Autos and photos

[Buds420grow]

Below are my autos and photos. Autos are blueberry auto photos are super skunk og. Photos in raised bed with peat moss and mushroom compost with native soil fed twice a week. Autos in 5 gal coco coir fabric pots fed everyday. I use cal mag, fox farms trio, and kelp me kelp you plus microbe brew ph 6.2 every time. Spray with foliar feed and spinosad twice a week 10 hours of sun at least everyday. Just wondering how they look ans any yield estimates. The photos are 2.5 months basically autos are maybe like 1.5 months old. I trim any and all dead leaves as soon as I see them. Also the photos are touching you think I’ll get away with having them so close ? Maybe I need some box fans during flower to help with air circulation ?

 

[Wizzlebiz]

Outdoors you dont need a box fan. What you can do to help airflow throughout is lollipop any of them not in flower.

The spacing will be ok some branches may fight over the light. But nothing that cant be dealt with.

 

[Buds420grow]

Outdoors you dont need a box fan. What you can do to help airflow throughout is lollipop any of them not in flower.

The spacing will be ok some branches may fight over the light. But nothing that cant be dealt with.

Thanks for the reply man, I’m just concerned about bud rot. I wonder how much I’ll yield if I do vs don’t lollipop. I’m assuming it’s better to lose the low down buds that won’t get any light than to risk low airflow and what not.

 

[Wizzlebiz]

Thanks for the reply man, I’m just concerned about bud rot. I wonder how much I’ll yield if I do vs don’t lollipop. I’m assuming it’s better to lose the low down buds that won’t get any light than to risk low airflow and what not.

Lollipoping has proven to be the best yielding training I have come across. Thats my personal opinion.

 

[Buds420grow]

Lollipoping has proven to be the best yielding training I have come across. Thats my personal opinion.

Nice I already topped all of them too hopefully these will give me monster yields. Plus I lst the auto flowers looking forward to harvest time.