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COCO COIR Killer A5 Haze Manifold

I also like the ones they train into a spiral staircase, the skeleton looks trippy.
 
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Drphil69 is right, it’s not recommended to manifold autos based on the time they have to recover. riverman64pete you are right about the fact that I probably wont kill it , i should just go for it. I’m going to grow some Fem Gushers next, heard great things about this strain and i luckily bought the seeds months ago without knowing , just liked the data sheet. Wayzee spiral staircase.. skeleton? I’m going to have to find pics, what fun!!!
 
Drphil69, that someone is me. i transplanted and topped 8 auto's with no prob. and no noticable shock or growth slow down. i even dropped one spilling it out of the solo cup and accidently fimmed the hell out of. i think the new breed of autos are a lot hardier.
 
Final update: I dried my girl for 5 days @ 69-72 F and 50-55% RH. Today was jar day. I tried a little different approach to determine when she was finished drying. Instead of snapping small stems, I dried 1 day for each 10% of RH. RH was about 50% so 5 days of drying. This girl produced 12.4 oz of flower. That's the most for me indoors and one plant. Now for the cure.
 
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You've been around for a bit golfnrl so it makes me curious that you dry for jarring in only 5 days. Seems double that is pretty common around here.
You wet trim, yes? Is that why the short dry?
 
Hey dawg...yes wet trim. This is a new process for me. Still kicking the tires. I have not been comfortable with the generally accepted guidelines that help determine when a bud is dry and ready to cure. I'm referring to the 'when a small stem snaps' method. That's too subjective for me. What does snap mean? Small relative to what? Which 'small' stem, one of the few on a branch, or the stem that attaches a single bud to the branch? I'm searching for a better way, for me. I stumbled upon a method whereby the given RH is the guide for length of drying time. I actually shorted myself a day, should have dried for six this time. 50% avg RH, 10% RH per day plus one day, so 6 days. My goal is to get the cure RH around low 60's, consistently. If I have to burp the jars for a longer period of time that's OK. If I didn't have to burp the jars at all that would be great, but that solution is on another thread.

I may be a little paranoid because I overdried a harvest and found out the hard way that its easier to take moisture out than it is to put it back.
 
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I too have over dried, with my first plant, waiting for the “snap” of a branch…was over 10 days before i finally gave up and it was damn near too late. No bud porn before you jarred then 🥺
 
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