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She's only 62 days old here from breaking ground. She seems to be a super fast finisher. I'm going to let her go another week and see where things are at. She's likely going to be my smallest fast buds strain I've grown, if I was to guess it'll be about 2.5-3 ounces. But the super fast finish...

Just finishing up on mine. As mentioned by @Nutty sKunK she's a really light feeder. I over did it with mine in this giagreen coco grow.

I always cringe when I read something like this. Auto's, just like photo have varying THC levels. Most breeders test and tell you what % of thc is in any given strain. So Pick the THC% you want. You're making it sound like the ruderalis is depriving you of massive amounts of THC. If the auto...

100% Disagree.

I think I can give a little insight about transplanting or not transplanting auto's. I've done both methods on and off for multiple years now and here is my takeaway. Auto's can be transplanted if done carefully BUT they will need to be done early. Auto's have a fast seeking taproot and I...

Everything I've tried from fastbuds has been exceptional. I would love to get my hands on some wedding cheese cake. Fastbuds Gorilla cookies Fastbuds Smoothie

1, 56w autocob per plant.

I would think so. Especially if indoors. If there was no male chromosome it's not possible for it to be male.

It's always a good idea to clean. I chuck pollen around a few times a year and I'm rather careless and kind of don't care if I cross pollinate something by mistake. For the most part it's pretty rare for me to find a seed in a plant that I didn't intentionally pollinate. So unless you had a lot...

I would continue with veg nutes until the stretch is over and buds have started to develop. Looks like your going to have some big plants. From the looks of them they are just starting to show sex now and are going to stretch like crazy soon.

It's not actually herm pollen. It's a process of blocking the hormones causing the female plants to produce male pollen sacs. There is no genetic change or herm happening.

Sweet give away, I would love either sizes.

RIU is really stuck in a time bubble when it comes to auto's. And to be fair it's because like you said most afn peops or more specifically most experienced auto flower growers don't bother posting here. So RIU gets a steady stream of new auto growers posting here contributing to that old school...

ugg you hurting my back just thinking about that !

Yes , you are correct in the fact that the forum posted chart you put up is better than the Instructions posted on the back of the bottle. And that was my point from the very start, following the bottled nutrients instructions will have you using way more nutrients than you actually need. Just...

You know that isn't the actual direction on the bottle right ? You just 100% contradicted yourself. So don't follow the directions on the bottle and use the "bro science forum created" one you posted ? But If I just blindly follow your new feed chart they forgot to take into account my water...

#1. Because nutrient companies way over estimate the amount of nutrients your plants need so you use more product #2. When they make those feed schedules it's assumed you are achieving maximum DLI and perfect environment. #3. Autoflowers don't Need the same nutrient levels as a photo period. #4...

The never ending flushing debate. Well here is some actual lab testing and blind taste tests. ***spoiler*** Flushing doesn't do anything but make your leaves turn ugly. SUMMARY Rx Green Technologies evaluated the effects of different flushing times on chemical profile, flavor, and smoking...

I don't think that is correct. The light cycle wont effect the time it takes to finish flower or for any breeding purposes. (Edit) When I make seeds it takes atleast 4 to 5 weeks after pollination for them to mature on a 24 hour light schedule. I don't believe this is any shorter then a plant...

Here is another way of looking at it. How much light can your plant absorb thought the day. I've run my plants on multiple schedules but for the most part I keep them 24/7 to keep temps up. What I've recently come to notice is I need to keep my lights further away on a 24/7 schedule. So I think...