puffdatchronic
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ok into her final 2 gallon pot today, day 17, no preflowers she gets 15 hours of light each day in case you were wondering
in her old pot
nice roots, new pot
in her old pot
nice roots, new pot
Auto gelato by fastbuds
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puffdatchronic
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i am really digging this little plant. very vibrant colour. the little bit of leaf damage on a lower leaf was caused during the transplant.
puffdatchronic
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its just gelato, or more accuratley gelato x auto gsc to make it an auto
Dendrophilly
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I didn't realize the fast bud versions was crossed with gsc, so is one of my sweet gelato crosses, I'm pretty sure the gelatog is a seedsman strain. I've seen some good results from some of their auto strains, wouldn't mind seeing someone grown one out here, if anyone's out there with one going now.
Your plant looks like its starting to branch nicely puff. I hope your transplant went smoothly and she starts bushing up!
puffdatchronic
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thanks philly, yep shes starting to produce nice branches. im trying my best to get some leaf tucking underway to get them out. one side is well on its way. no preflowers yet at day 23. standing 6 inches tall.
ive also decided to give her the standard 18 hours of light from here on
ive also decided to give her the standard 18 hours of light from here on
Dumbguyneedshelp
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Looking great. Wish mine was as indica dom as yours lol
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Jonny5grams
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Hey man. Beautiful shades of green going on there. I was just wondering why your light is on for only 15 hours per day. Personally, I've never grown an auto on less than 18hrs. My Sweet Gelato Autos were grown on a 20/4 schedule and produced monstrous buds with an HLG strip kit.
Also, the fact that your plant is so close to the soil is probably due to starting in the final pot. Whenever I've done this I've had exactly the same. Nowadays I start in little net pots and transplant at 10 days or so. The little net pots can be placed in the transplant hole with no stress to the roots.
Nice work and good luck with flowering...
Also, the fact that your plant is so close to the soil is probably due to starting in the final pot. Whenever I've done this I've had exactly the same. Nowadays I start in little net pots and transplant at 10 days or so. The little net pots can be placed in the transplant hole with no stress to the roots.
Nice work and good luck with flowering...
puffdatchronic
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looks good guy. definitley more sativa in there than mine. Interesting to see how it turns out. What kind of light you got on it?
Jonny, I have literally just switched it up to 18 hours per day today lol. I was pretty much before just going for somewhere in the middle between veg cycle and 12/12 as that would be more typical of normal daytime hours of light. But i have decided its not optimal.
Jonny, I have literally just switched it up to 18 hours per day today lol. I was pretty much before just going for somewhere in the middle between veg cycle and 12/12 as that would be more typical of normal daytime hours of light. But i have decided its not optimal.
Jonny5grams
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Yea, nice one. If I remember correctly, there are C3 plants and C4 plants, autos being of one kind and photos being of the other. I've got my current auto on 24/0 and the growth rate is impressive.
Dendrophilly
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Here are sweet gelato x girl scout cookie. They all got dug up and repotted after a week of growing together.
Tried to fim and missed the miss by a hair. Just repotted to see if we can get her to do more.
Another runt I fimed. I didn't get to replant her as deep as I would have liked. Shes got a little more soil to work with now, hopefully it becomes one big bud.
The next two were growing bigger and seemed like they really needed larger pots. Hopefully they all start to regain their color.
And these last two have been in larger containers, they have caught up from being runts to being healthy and around as developed as the rest if not more so.
Tried to fim and missed the miss by a hair. Just repotted to see if we can get her to do more.
Another runt I fimed. I didn't get to replant her as deep as I would have liked. Shes got a little more soil to work with now, hopefully it becomes one big bud.
The next two were growing bigger and seemed like they really needed larger pots. Hopefully they all start to regain their color.
And these last two have been in larger containers, they have caught up from being runts to being healthy and around as developed as the rest if not more so.
puffdatchronic
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looks good philly. hopefully the replant will help with those few hungry looking ones.
mine is going great now. leaf tucking has started to pay off and shes putting out about 4 or 5 even tops.
today marked day 26 and i was beginning to worry yet again lol, this time at the lack of preflowers. BUT its so dense that its hard to see and i got a torch to get a good look and they are literally just emerging today.
mine is going great now. leaf tucking has started to pay off and shes putting out about 4 or 5 even tops.
today marked day 26 and i was beginning to worry yet again lol, this time at the lack of preflowers. BUT its so dense that its hard to see and i got a torch to get a good look and they are literally just emerging today.
Dumbguyneedshelp
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She's,short,and fat lol
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puffdatchronic
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day 29 lots of preflowers
puffdatchronic
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day 32. starting to wonder if this plant is going to autoflower. nice plant though.
Dendrophilly
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You just transplanted, its reaching for the edges of the pot.
I was able to get some of mine to veg out more with the same technique.
She might be hungry soon, what do you have lined up for nutes?
Dumbguyneedshelp
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She's finally over a foot tall lmao
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puffdatchronic
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im going to go get a bottle of plantmagic oltimer organic bloomYou just transplanted, its reaching for the edges of the pot.
I was able to get some of mine to veg out more with the same technique.
She might be hungry soon, what do you have lined up for nutes?
puffdatchronic
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the bushiest plant ive ever had i think
Dendrophilly
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Thats dope, your plant is looking good, I'm using bonnies plant food I found out on the curb with some pots someone was passing on. I corrected a lot of my yellowing with the plant food and the transplanting I did.