Autoflower Thread & Resource Guide
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micro.grower
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i may run mine in dwc... i am experimenting with bag seed right now to see if i can handle the switch to water first before i waste good genetics... i just skimmed through all 600 and sometjng pages and didnt see to many dwc auto grows at all.... what are your opinoins on autos and dwc compared to soil? thanks fr posting the pik dubbers... i have looked all over for a pandora grow.. i will enjoy ur updates homie....
Reef4
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mantiszn
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with airpots you can usually get away with a smaller pot... a 6L is equivalent to about 8-10L normal pot so you should be fine...
they do actually do 10L version too..
they do actually do 10L version too..
Reef4
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mantiszn
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lolz - how much did you pay?
the place i got from do 6L for £2.50
they have
1L, 3L, 6L, 10L, 15L, 20L
the place i got from do 6L for £2.50
they have
1L, 3L, 6L, 10L, 15L, 20L
mantiszn
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Progrow- I've just looked they are £2.52 ex vat so with its £3.02 not much cheaper.. still a bit
also basementlighting has them for £2.95 inc
ordered different stuff from both places - never had any issues.
also basementlighting has them for £2.95 inc
ordered different stuff from both places - never had any issues.
sonar
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Personally I think outdoors is the best application for autos. They might not do as well, but it's the only practical way to have fresh bud in July. Indoors, you can control the light. I'm really not sure why guys grow them inside.
micro.grower
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only reason i am growing indo is due to the fact i am not in a medicinal state... puts a damper on things... 
mantiszn
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sounds like an auto troll...
advantages
1. great for small spaces grows - can have multiple plants in a small area (especially height)
2. will flower under any light cycle - can have seedlings in same chamber with same lights as flowering plants = perpetual harvest
3. extremely quick seed to harvest - can have 2 harvests in the time it takes to do one regular
4. the new auto's potencies are finally matching sometimes even exceeding regular strains
disadvatanges
1. can't clone - who cares?
as drauto says auto's are the future
haha
http://www.youtube.com/drautoflower
personally i love both auto and non auto - i think auto's have their place
but i'd really like to try this 12/12 from seed (non autos) - del66666 seems to be getting results
https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/416589-12-12-seed-thread.html
advantages
1. great for small spaces grows - can have multiple plants in a small area (especially height)
2. will flower under any light cycle - can have seedlings in same chamber with same lights as flowering plants = perpetual harvest
3. extremely quick seed to harvest - can have 2 harvests in the time it takes to do one regular
4. the new auto's potencies are finally matching sometimes even exceeding regular strains
disadvatanges
1. can't clone - who cares?
as drauto says auto's are the future
hahahttp://www.youtube.com/drautoflower
personally i love both auto and non auto - i think auto's have their place
but i'd really like to try this 12/12 from seed (non autos) - del66666 seems to be getting results
https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/416589-12-12-seed-thread.html
I turned my powergrower into a hybrid DWC/Drip system. I have two air pumps, one for the drippers and one that feeds a 4" air stone in the resevoir. The root mass will end up filling up the resevoir in a few weeks.
My Pandora seems to have had a growth spurt over night and shot up about a inch
Dubbers
mantiszn
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2-3 maybe 4 pushing it
like ^^ dubbers says if you stagger them you can get a perp going.
like ^^ dubbers says if you stagger them you can get a perp going.
Reef4
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so 8 under a 400?
mantiszn
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depends on size of pots etc, 400w can cover 8 square feet effectively with 50w per square foot,
Frenchy1000
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what does perpetual grow mean?
Reef4
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makes sense, but does that mean that if you put a 400W into 4 square feet you will get 100w per square foot?