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The Great Auto Showdown

17 days from sprout and I think the CDLC on the right will get a top trim soon. Not sure about the dbl grape as she may only get the bend and tuck treatment or maybe even a ponytail.
Adding a little xtra cal/mag to stop the slight lightening of the leaves. ppm at 550, ph @ 5.7 in the res. temps 20/28C and RH 35/55%.
we are smiling so far. :)

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[h=2]Am hoping to join in an auto show down soon, once new grow room done! Im hoping to do World of Seeds AUTO Collection Afghan Kush Ryder. My wife has told me to look for an afghan variety, so i do not want to disappoint![/h] A wee speel about her from the seed site:

This 100% indica hybrid instantly became a favourite on international cannabis markets for her easy growing qualities and high narcotic abilities, some of which are incredible medical values. Afghan Kush marijuana strain has strong hashish smell so popular amongst marijuana smokers. Her hardwood sweet taste combined with a very narcotic effect which makes her one of bestsellers. Being a auto-flowering marijuana, Afghan Kush Ryder grows from a cannabis seed flower in response to age rather than light cycle. She will grow vegetative for approximately 14 days then enter into a rapid, almost violent flowering period. For the next 55 days, she will branch out profusely, throw out pistils in their thousands, calyxes will swell and a coating of resin glands will make the mature plant glisten as if dusted with fine cannabis diamonds. Being quite petite, Afghan Kush Ryder automatic remains a great yielder when grown indoors. The cross with a ruderalis also means that Afghan Kush Ryder cannabis seeds can be grown virtually anywhere with the high tolerance to such risks as mould and pests.
 

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Hmm...is it possible to be 100% indica *and* be an auto? (Answer is no)
Maybe they mean that they took a 100% indica strain then crossed it with ruderalis?
 
Sorry i should of included this part!
Afghan Kush Ryder is a result of numerous experiments that had been carried out to create new, strong and potent marijuana strains. The famous seed of Afghan Kush was back crossed with a Ruderalis and gave a start to Afghan Kush

you are right YYCannabis a cross.
Thanks SoOrbudgal, i can't wait, I like parties.
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Here is something I have never see in an inside grow. It had me confused for a bit. Outside it's more common. But here is a picture of rodent damage from where they eat the outside of the "bark."

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It should recover. The plant is only 35 days old. It got 2 of 8 plants. It's very common outside from everything from rodents to crickets and grasshoppers. Just have to catch it before it goes past the picture above.
 
Not quite a “grow” yet, but I’m super pumped these came today! After finishing my first grow using bag seed, I’ve anxiously awaited for my order from Seedsman. Took exactly 3 weeks like everyone says. It was the longest 3 weeks.
 

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I would be feeding Mr Rat a One Bite II rat bar! I hope she recovers (maybe grab a clone just in case) A rabbit cut down a near finished very sparkly plant in the woods for me, I am sure I cried,,,
 
26 days and the Dbl Grape is showing pistils. My 1st attempt at a quadline. I think she will take to it well.
The Creme d l Chem is so bushy and tight. Still doing the ponytail thing with her. Where are those secondary tops?...Lights at 30 inches and still little to no node spacing on her.
Otherwise no problems and good growth.
 

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Morning JohnEmad most of my autos ( i'll show pics later it's to early for me) are very tight nodes I have a berry auto and a Durban poison auto Durban stretched like crazy and berry short and squat. Pics will come, it's either lights or strain genetics, i'm leaning on strain.
 
You got it SoOrbudgal, Either lights, strain or both. I am ok with it either way. Just have to adjust how I help it grow.. Won't be long and the fast growth/ stretch should hit.
 
Ok I'm still battling with these damn rodents. What's weird is out of 8 plants they are only eating 2 of them. Both plants they are chewing on are GDP. They have not even touched the other strains.

I've tried humane ways to get rid of them and it didnt work at all. I've tried old fashioned traps but come back and they have been set off and the bait gone. Today 2 of the glue traps were completely gone. They are not anywhere I can find them. Starting to think that it has to be rats, chipmunks or something similar. Because mice could not have run off with the glue traps.

I'm hoping for an early spring and I'll just let a rat snake live down there. They will stay until all the mice are gone and then they will leave on their own.
 
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