First of all, I would like to thank OG for existing. This place opens the minds of growers. This is the cream of the crop. I always grew some Paraguayan pressed seeds in vacant lots and some bushes in the small town where I lived. I moved to a metropolis and that space ran out. I planted more out of excitement. I didn’t have many impressive results. However, I have made smoke with some of my own plants, but not exceptional ones. I also didn’t take the plant with the seriousness it deserves. My results were proportional. After years away from the small town and without growing, I started playing around with some pots and some homemade lamps and some small LED reflectors, but also without much seriousness or technique. I am a CBD patient due to osteoarthritis after foot surgery, so now I have the chance to make my own medicine, I studied and bought equipment for months, and I studied a lot, I unraveled a lot of pertinent subjects that I had on the forum, here it has everything, what a cool place, so without further ado I am starting my first real cultivation focused on quality and seriousness and respect for the plant. I’m setting up a 1.50x1.50m space, this space will initially be the vega and flora because I’m going to start the space with some automatic genetics and autopots (I know that photoperiod is better, easier for a beginner because even though I’ve planted before I consider myself a little apprentice, but I was impressed with the system and the way of growing and I’m going to try to replicate it), but I already have a 1x1x2m tent that just needs to buy pipes to make the structure, then the tent will be a vega space and the one in the image will be the flora space, I didn’t start with this configuration because I didn’t have the money to buy the pipes, only next month, Brazilians suffer with the depressing economy. I will use 70% coconut and 30% perlite salt fertilizers, the coconut has already been washed, buffered and then flushed, a part was left with 0.4 EC for starting the seeds, and the final pot as there will only be 1 initial transplant as they are automatic at around 1.0 EC. Oh and the space has 2 small 65w lm301h evo panels and a main 480w lm301h evo. I accept criticism, tips, otherwise I wouldn’t post on the internet lol.
Sigo acompanhando a jornada junto com vc irmao… Em breve tambem iniciarei o meu!! Marcha por ai 
4 sweet auto seeds from the mix pack, germinated on paper towel and transferred to a 1 liter growing bag, after noticing the roots at the bottom they will be transplanted to the final pots, 2 of 15 liters from the autopots and 2 of 20 liters that were left in wick bases
Cool stuff man!! Best of luck with the new setup!!
Day 8 of the solitary plant in the photo and day 7 of the double, here are the mysterious sweet seeds, 4 of the germinated ones, one did not survive, it stuck to the shell for days, I tried to moisten it, and I tried to help remove the shell but I think I was not delicate enough. The other three are growing normally, neither fast nor slow for their age I believe. I hope that by day 14 they will be firm and with at least 3 nodes formed to withstand the transplant to the final autopot pots.
I almost gave up, but I’m still going strong. I had marital and financial problems during this time without updates, and it seemed like the plants were connected to me because they also suffered. LOL, I’m just being careless, but let’s see: of the 3 seedlings that sprouted, 1 died from overfertilization, 1 wasn’t an autoflowering plant because it hasn’t flowered yet, and there’s this little girl who’s probably in her 4th week of flowering. I don’t know why she took so long to flower, but this helped because if she bloomed at the usual time for autoflowering plants, I would have had almost no results. But here’s a photo of this beautiful girl flowering.
Looking good so far good job 
I also popped the remaining seeds missing from the pack. It’s worth noting that all the Sweet Seeds seeds germinated; the ones that didn’t germinate were a handling error on my part. They’re 30 days old and have started to show their pistils. I had a potassium deficiency that I was treating as excess fertilizer due to the burnt tips, but now it seems to have been resolved. This will probably be the last of a period because, as I mentioned, I’ve had some personal issues that will prevent me from buying more quality beans for a while. I hope these girls can supply me during my inactivity.
Thank you, I’m trying hard.
