The most Spellbinding-Inspiring-Rousing-Interactive & Fun Autoflower Plant and Seed Journal 2023

Hey thanks bud! How’s the reversal going?

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I’ve only applied the STS one time. The plant itself is coming along nicely.

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I have a buddy on another site who is a member of the Ethos Multipass program and each year he is sent a variety of free seed packs as part of the program. He does not grow autos and reached out to me one day asking if I wanted to buy the freebie autos they had sent him. He said $1.00 per seed and they’re yours so I grabbed them all from him. I’ve grown I think three of the strains and have been pleased with them.

These came in the mail today, a trade for some seeds I had. Hopefully these will perform as well as the freebies.

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I’m late to the party. Seems to happen a lot here lately. I’m gonna pull up a :chair: in the corner
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Gary

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Well better late then never. Share some of your hard earned knowledge with us all.

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Hell brother, I’m just an ol country boy, with dumb ol country boy luck :wink: I usually treat mine with STS every 3-4 days even when spraying, instead of the traditional 5. I like the idea of the yucca extract. Where could I source some? I also start my STS treatment between the third and fifth set of true leaves not counting the cots. I’ve tried an online product, colloidal silver and sts. Personally I prefer the sts. A buddy of mine uses eliteXelite and swears by it. He asys that this statement is true: —ONE APPLICATION is all that is necessary with eXe "GOLD’!. A little too pricey for me. Plus I already have a colloidial silver generator and plenty of product to make sts :v:t4:
Gary

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I lost White Creme B because it never grew past the 1 inch stage. The White Creme C is looking good but now my plan might be busted. Check my mephisto thread for more details. Might have to STS the GSM instead. Looking for advice.

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Most places will have it. For sure eBay and Amazon will have it.

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I couldn’t find the post you mentioned yucca extract. Are you using it to flush your plants? Foxfarms sledgehammer is organic made from yucca extract and is their organic flush.

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Yucca extract surfactant is mixed with the final STS spray to break down surface tension on the plant you’re spraying to it adheres much better thus making it more effective.

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Wouldn’t those autos not truly be autos? He’s got the parents listed as a photo crossed with an auto, that would make em a fast finish photo? Bx2 is not that far back on the line either 🤷

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So I’m thinking he crossed an auto to a photo and then back crossed 2X bringing them to full auto. Hell I don’t know but I would bet your right testicle that they are 100% auto.

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Looking fantastic, so far along. I can’t wait until I figure out how to grow this well, this fast! Mine look like dwarfs compared to yours. I didn’t realize I should already be using STS. I better get on it today. I first need to decide if I am spraying or painting or dropping. Looks like you are painting this time?

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Yes, I have not tried painting on the STS so this is an experiment for me. I am new (2 reversals) to using the STS and noticed both times I used it that overspray reversed parts of the plant not intended to be reversed. Trying to see if I can eliminate that by brushing it on.

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The HBMS got her second application of STS last night right at lights out. It’s amazing how much bigger the branch I’m treating got in 5 days. I brushed the STS on pretty thoroughly. I had to do a little training, move a couple branches to the side to be able to get to the treated branch and that’s a good thing. Growth is a good thing. Pics from this morning.

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Lol. Good stuff

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I also snipped off about half a dozen leaves that I felt like were doing more harm then good. With photo plants I do a heavy defoliation right around the time I flip the plants. With autos it is more of a selective process done a little here and a little there so as to not stress the plant. If you can grow an auto ( of good genetics) and provide it with an ideal environment and not stress it you should have a great plant.

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I do the same thing with a little bit at a time… Mainly because I like messing with my plants. I’m sure it’s not great for them, but I have a really hands on approach where I play with them all the time. Might explain why they’re always stunted and I get shitty yields :crazy_face:

I grabbed a picture this morning of my Cap Junky four plant grow this one with no seeds. I love these plants and this strain.

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I hope everyone is having an amazing Monday.

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