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swantip

swantip

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This is my fast bud on day 43(since popped out from the soil).what do you think and how much more do you predict it will take? hairs are about 30% amber
 
PakaloloHui

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easyrider23 said:
Does anyone know what the genetics are on Easyriders? I hear a lot about lowryder, lowryder 2, diesel ryder, and ak47 but not much about easyriders. Is it ak47 x lowryder2? I was trying to search for it here but I've been having a hard time. Plus, in general, information on the internet is redundant and scarce. I'm just trying to figure out how it compares to other autos on points like potency, height, odor (low, medium, high), and et cetera. I have 5 of them going and I'd just like to know "what to expect while expecting." Thanks.
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There are a few auto's named similar but different spelling, this is from Joint Doctor. Goto link if this is not from breeder given in this post.

Easy Ryder from Joint Doctor. Link: (http://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Easy_Ryder/Joint_Doctor/)



Strain Lineage / Genealogy / Family Tree

 
PakaloloHui

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Lights still out for the White Sharks, they will be harvested tomorrow morning.

Snowryder #1 Day 67
Snowryder #2 Day 66
Snowryder #4 Day 66

Last day of a good heavy water, 6.5 pH with lemon juice again, just a splash.

I'm still around 15% amber trichomes, with mostly clear triches. I'm thinking by monday morning they should be good to go. There are still a few white hairs, they are new from almost a week ago, I look for trichome maturity not by the hairs.:blsmoke:
 

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PakaloloHui

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:leaf:Finally got some pictures of the products that I used.:-P

The only products that I do not have pictures of are:

Roots Organics Big Worm Wormcastings & a bag of some perlite.

Most products were mixed into the soil, and some of the others were for tea's or both.

I made a half batch of Super Soil recipe by Subcool, with the addition of CytoPlus for humic and kelp, Bountea Humisoil, and I also added some alfalfa meal.


If you read the journal from beggining to end you should see the tea recipes and so on for feeding.


Here is also a sneek preview of Snowryder # 2:bigjoint:




[video=youtube;cXqh7v6QTu0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXqh7v6QTu0[/video]
 

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easyrider23

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Easyriders 33 days old from seed. See pics. They're under CFLs. I think they could use some side lighting. Some of the leaves are drooping. I hadn't watered for 5 days and the containers were light so I gave them some water. They should perk up. I'm using Miracle Grow Moisture Control soil. Yea, some of the leaves on the bottom are yellow. It's probably because of the soil. I'm not too worried about it because this is my first grow and I'm just keeping it simple. I'm not adding anything. I'm only using water. What do you guys think?
 

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Bigby

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easyrider23 said:
Easyriders 33 days old from seed. See pics. They're under CFLs. I think they could use some side lighting. Some of the leaves are drooping. I hadn't watered for 5 days and the containers were light so I gave them some water. They should perk up. I'm using Miracle Grow Moisture Control soil. Yea, some of the leaves on the bottom are yellow. It's probably because of the soil. I'm not too worried about it because this is my first grow and I'm just keeping it simple. I'm not adding anything. I'm only using water. What do you guys think?
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Looking good, some lush growth there for cfl's. Looks like you've got at least two phenotypes there, a taller and a shorter one. Ive got one ER on the go, and my Dad has three in his greenhouse. Ive got a shorter pheno, My Dad has 2 shorter and one of the taller phenos. From what Ive read whilst researching the tall ones can really yield.

One question - what ph water are you using? Just wondering if that could be the source of your yellowing leaves rather than a hot soil (as I would expect yellowing tips for nute burn).
 
reverof

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Well I missed my delivery yesterday for my 10 Super Silver Haze Auto's but will be picking them up tomorrow morning and getting them girls germinated ASAP!!

I do have 3 EasyRyders growing quite nicely, blooming pretty well. 2 of them budding very very well and getting fat, the other is at about 70% of the other 2 but still acceptable... i would love to put some pics up but I went swimming with my phone which is only way I had to post pics, will see what I can come up with. I expect the Easy Ryders to be ready for harvest around 2nd week of August, so still some time to really go wild and plump up even more.
 
Bigby

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The dark green Indica pheno of pineapple express auto that ive got has side colas bigger than the main cola on the other two phenos. My new camera should be here next week, looking forward to sharing some pics with you guys.
 
easyrider23

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Bigby, thanks. Yea, the growth isn't too bad for cfls. I just put in some side lighting today. I'm just using tap water that has sat for at least 24 hours prior to watering. So I don't know the specific PH. My soil has time release nutrients. More than likely this is the problem. I've noticed that the tips have a little bit of yellow/brown on them and if I remember correctly this is a symptom of nutrient burn? Yea, I think you're right. There must be two different phenotypes. The short ones are cool, but the tall ones are cool also. A person could definitely do a stealth grow outdoors with the short ones, probably even the tall ones too.
 
Bigby

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Its worth investing in a ph test kit. The tap water here is 8.5 (when it should be about 6.5), something I didn't discover untill week 4 of my first grow - with Auto Ak47's from Lowlife - by which point I had a major mutrient lockout the caused issues for the rest of the grow. Worth looking into for sure, although like I say, they still look lush :-)
 
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