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The Great Auto Showdown

Spidermite I use "One Bite II rat bars", they will take out mice, rats, coons, posums, etc. it is poison, it works!
For the snap traps, load them with peanut butter on a paper towel piece, roll it up and stick in so they pull on the paper, snap! If they bleed on it, wash it with bleach, or get a new one.
 
Damn that's the reason we got 2new kitties. We have mice and wood rats in the woodpiles and shed. Our little terrier mix she is a killer, she can get under the shed but big fat head sonny dog can't cause he's fat LOL so he's going crazy watching dog and cat chasing them out he gets them LOL:tasty: JohnEmad here are my 2 autos. The one on the left is a Berry Ryder on the right is Durban Poison both transplanted same day both are 50days old. Berry says 60-65days Durban could go 10-11wks cause it's more sativa not sure all sativa but most is of this strain. Huge spacing on Durban very tight nodes on Berry. Durban did not like the last bloom feeding on the 3rd, I went a little stronger she got a tad yellow I flushed her yesterday she is looking a bit better today. It did not look like it effected Berry with the extra 1teaspoon of bloom. I'm trying to be patient with these mini plants but all my temps are great during day overnight mid 60's sure could be better if in the 70s but it's not that cool to bulk these up??

Well i'll keep going with these auto seeds sometime I may hit a 2oz harvest LOL I know it's possible looking at all auto growers here. Oh the Berry is 12" Durban 18" it was topped the Berry was not top.
 

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Yup, that's how my creme d l chem will end up I think. 1 main top and short node spacing. Your berry rider looks real good growing more natural. That Durban could be a big producer with those long tops. :)
 
SoOrbudgal I'm following your durban, I'm 9 days behind you @ day 41 since sprouting. Your durban is an auto? I'm growing a photo fem, just starting to show pistils at day 6 since flipping. Been defoliating steadily through out the grow, but will now hold off for a week or so and see where I'm at. Looking to establish an upper and midway canopy. all the best. (25 and now freezing rain here, yuk)
 
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This King Kush 𝐀uto seed from Seedsman is going on 2 days looking like this. It germinated just fine and is under some cfls and FFOF medium. Any thoughts, or anyone experience super slow growth like this? It’s been in the soil germinated for 6 days now.
 

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Sounds good. Thanks guys. All my other ones are exploding the first week in a solo cup. This is the first time starting in a 3 gal.
 
She's spreading her roots - hope you got the whole pot moist so she can figure out how big her home is.
3 gallon pot - she won't grow much bigger (her leaves will get a bit bigger) for the next 14 days - cuz it's a big home.

I tried one in a 7 gallon pot and she was tiny tiny for 25 days - then began to grow up and shooting out pistils at the same time. Was a good smoke - Colorado Cookies - main cola weighed 105 grams wet and like the idiot I am I tried drying it as one cola - got bud rot and lost a third of it - valuable lesson learned.
 
Damn Canuck147 thanks for the wisdom. I’d much rather learn from others experiences than on my own lol. Why is it that they take so long to grow in a bigger pot? Any idea on the “science” behind it?
 
Canuck147 any thoughts on this one? It’s been like this for the past 6 days. Germinated and had helmet head so I removed. Can see the catlydons (sp?) but absolutely zero growth in the plug.
 

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I have native seed company AK-47 autos Is it worth even putting these in the dirt
I I haven't heard very much good news on this seed company at all
 
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