AcidAlice

Make your own topic, people will help, but surely you know what you doing if you growing mothers and cloning 50 plants?

Exactly, it's why I want my own tester. Bingo, I've never really bothered with thc percentage, partly because I cannot test it anyway.

I really like FastBuds and they have a great reputation with the autoflower guys. FastBuds: Gelato - 26% GG - 24% Cream Cookies - 23% Six Shooter - 23% Cali Snow - 23% Blackberry - 23% GSC - 22% Stardawg - 22% One day when I get a tester, I will test this myself.

FastBuds Blackberry Auto. She's 28 days today. Just been given Cal-Mag, I use a teaspoon per 10L. Will give her BioBizz Bloom once she starts flowering.

Yea, at least nothing but Cal-Mag for the first 30-40 days, then you can add BioBizz Grow. I would say to use 20L pots.

Welcome. I would suggest not doing anything to the auto if you only running 2 plants and will have no space issues. What I would recommend however, is to only grow branches from the main stem, no branches from branches. Just germinate and plant to a nice soil. This will also mean you don't have to worry about nutrients much. I run autos in Freedom Farms, one of them is 1 month old and I have given zero nutrients so far, except a little Cal-Mag powder which also contains a slight amount of Nitrogen.

I have not tried any of theirs, specifically because of the mutations and two of my friends say the stability is lacking. Maybe they selling F1's? Looking at their site though, their high thc yielder is 23%, a lot of other breeders now have 20-25% strains as well.

Once they have a root after being in a glass of water, I have tried: Final 20L Cup -> Final 20L Cup -> 5L -> Final 20L Going from water glass to final works the best. I did a Barney's Farm Blue Cheese that was well classy. Californian Snow is pretty juicy too. Newer strains coming out definitely have the potential, also FastBuds - Blackberry, Gelato or Gorilla Glue. Currently running 1 Blackberry trial.

It's the first one I've done. The science/theory behind it is that nutrients have the same distance to travel to each top and so you should get even nute distribution. There's probably a lot more to it. I just wanted to try it on an auto.

Snow covered Cali mountain range. (Californian Snow)

All of them except the baby in front are Cali Snow, planted together on the same day. EDIT : Experimented with different techniques.

I use 20's.

When I'm looking to harvest, I check pistol colour, trike colour, leaf colour, timing, and even calyx size.

Fuck yes. She's sitting tall at 100cm - Please ignore that she only has 7 mains, I wasn't paying attention and shit happened