1 month old AutoFem

Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #21

You should plan to get at least an ounce per plant or it might not be worth the effort.

 

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tatuny

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #22

Yodaweed said:

You should plan to get at least an ounce per plant or it might not be worth the effort.

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The more the better, but as a first timer and i only got a stunted autoflower, i dont know if one ounce is realistic So if i get half an ounce i would be very happy ! Any tips to improve my yield? I mean how does it look now should i do anything else to it? Or just leave it do its thing?

 

Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #23

You can increase yield by using better lighting, bigger pot and better soil.

 

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tatuny

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #24

Yodaweed said:

You can increase yield by using better lighting, bigger pot and better soil.

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And the way i LST-ed is it properly done?

 

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Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #25

Lst looks great but im not sure that will really help yield on an auto im pretty sure you just want to leave an auto be and water/nute on a good solid schedule depending on when the plant needs it not depending on how many days apart.

 

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tatuny

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #26

Yodaweed said:

Lst looks great but im not sure that will really help yield on an auto im pretty sure you just want to leave an auto be and water/nute on a good solid schedule depending on when the plant needs it not depending on how many days apart.

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Should i remove the strings and just let it be? Im very indecesive atm...

 

Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #27

yes you should just let the plant grow naturally it will be much easier for a novice grower and you will benefit on yield , I wouldn't do any training personally on any auto just grow it in the best conditions possible and refine techniques after growing strain a few times. Hopefully this first grow will give you some experience with autos gl

 

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tatuny

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #28

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Yodaweed said:

yes you should just let the plant grow naturally it will be much easier for a novice grower and you will benefit on yield , I wouldn't do any training personally on any auto just grow it in the best conditions possible and refine techniques after growing strain a few times. Hopefully this first grow will give you some experience with autos gl

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Thanks i will untie it

 

Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #29

np just let it go naturally give as much light as you can , also try to get 1 or 2 of your cfl's to a 2700k spectrum that will help a ton it has a lot more red in it.

 

Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #30

oh and take that rope off your cfl it can cause a fire that is dangerous.

 

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tatuny

Member

• Apr 11, 2014

• #31

Should i change my 40w 6300k clf with a 8w 2700k cfl? Would that be better? Dont worry about the rope my CFL's run very cool i can keep my hand without them burning at all since i have fans blowing directly on them, thanks for you awesome replies ! However it looks horible now its not straight at all, hope it straightens out...Can i help it get back to the shape it had before LST-ing?

 

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tatuny

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #32

Should i change my 40w 6300k clf with a 8w 2700k cfl? Would that be better? Dont worry about the rope my CFL's run very cool i can keep my hand without them burning at all since i have fans blowing directly on them, thanks for you awesome replies ! However it looks horible now its not straight at all, hope it straightens out...Can i help it get back to the shape it had before LST-ing?
I want the christmas tree shape back (

 

Yodaweed

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #33

just leave it alone further bending will not help, I would go to Walmart or home depot and get a 2700k bulb , the general rule is 100w per plant.

 

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tatuny

Member

• Apr 11, 2014

• #34

After it gets too big if my lights cant reach all the leaves properly i will just leave it outdoors for good, i will keep updating this thread. The growth has increased, or so i think, tommorow i will pot up! Will post pics !