By the way, by the looks of the leaves it seems to be closer to an Indica, but honestly, have no idea about it. I saw a few types on leafly.com but would appreciate any first hand comment. And the lady is growing… Thanks!
Hey @Tejas, thanks, by the way, I’ve just moved the pot a bit closer to the light, tucking the fan leaves, literally to let the light see the buds. Pics soon to be uploaded…
Hi folks, simple question, if I want to apply a preventive neem spray, should I take the auto away from the bunch, spray and then put it back? Or it is so in the beginning of flowering that it won’t matter? Thanks, as always.
Here’s a caramel auto it’s almost finished
I grew it last grow as well but was a far bigger plant I’ll be lucky to get 2 ounces of this one,I’ll grow it again but just from a different seed bank
I love this strain,like I said not a very big yielding plant but the taste is so nice and the smell,it does taste like caramel definitely an nice smoke before going to bed
Can’t wait to try it, and wouldn’t be surprised if it’ll be the first I’ll try, it’s my only auto in the middle of a bunch of photoperiods. Thanks for the info, feel reassured!
You can also selectively prune those leaves that are blocking some of the lower bud sites. Also pull down, carefully, the branches that are taller so you get a more uniform height.
HI @Tejas, even though I didn’t prune her much (worried 'cause the lady is an “auto”), I did spread the bud sites evenly so each could get a bit of light as you’ve mentioned. Should I go ahead and even prune her more?
I am running three auto strains currently and I prune them regularly, it doesn’t hurt them, unless you poodle them, actually the term is lolly popping. I don’t know if that has been done with autos. Sometimes I take a few leaves, sometimes a hand full, you’ll know when to stop.
