What’s the most dry weight you have pulled from a autoflower

MATTYMATT726

MATTYMATT726

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whitebb2727 said:
Ding! Hit the nail on the head.

I'm not sure the exact process. It works for some reason.


I'm not the first. I've heard that said a number of times in here over the years.

I use a fan from start to finish. A plant dancing in the wind will grow stronger stems.

A fan running moving air has many benefits. Stronger plants and reduced chance of mold or pm. I'm sure more benefits.

You say not advised and dontnuse a fan. I noticed a certian outcome from doing it.

Maybe try it.

I start with seedlings. Just enough air movement to make them slightly dance. As they get bigger they eventually get in the way of the fan. A few of the buds get quit a bit of air. They don't yellow and die off. The opposite. They make it like the others and are better in my opinion.

Not attacking your stance. Just saying what I've done and noticed and I'm not the first.

I've heard people swear that an oven doesn't get hot enough to reactivate carbon. People say that and never try it. I've done it and even had the cops show up after and not know there was a grow so I know it works.
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Im glad it works. I myself would not put fan air directly on a plant, butaglad it didn't turn out to some dickheaded hps vs led or defol vs not stuff. Happy growing is all i concern muself with here. Do you live in a warm climate? Myself am in Buffalo NY and even with a light winter we still had freezing rain in March -_- summers get well over 90s and i hate it but like i said inside my tent is only 78 wjich i feel im lucky cause it will certainly go well avove that in the near future.
 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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humidity is a lot lower here in the winter than in the summer. i'll run a small humidifier in the winter, and my dehui will only kick on right after i get out of the shower, if then. in the spring i turn the humidifier off, and start dumping the dehui daily, sometimes three times in two days.
when i say plants that feel wind, don't imagine i have a hurricane fan blowing on each plant. i have a 6 inch oscillating fan on middle setting blowing through the canopy from a distance, in flower. In veg, i use a clip fan on one side of the tent blowing one way, between the tops of the pots and the bottom of the canopy. then i have another on the opposite side, blowing the opposite way, between the top of the canopy and the lights. this sets up a gentle circulation and all the plants get plenty of air without getting dried out.
 
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CharlieHashBr

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Autos are perfectly fine for beginners, maybe they won't get crazy yields but an ounce would be a fair goal to set yourself at first. Its easy enough done with minimal research....
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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MATTYMATT726 said:
Shit, i don't uss a fan at all. My tent sits in a dark bedroom with no window and is 4x4x8 tent. Its 78° in there which is good for me. Some airflow would be better but i dont really like to over complicate things. Im not at all saying fan is bad just a blasting of air right on it is veey widley advised against. I dont see anyone saying they do(youre no. 1) so i take it for what i see. If it works for you good, but i just see many not doing it.
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Ive read that it strengthens the stems and thats a good thing right?
 
MATTYMATT726

MATTYMATT726

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Frank Nitty said:
Ive read that it strengthens the stems and thats a good thing right?
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Yup, it does that. But too much of a breeze or strength to be more clear can dry out the plant. Also i believe that it makes it harder for the leaves to transpire and the leaves can claw up and they can damage each other by cutting if the breeze is too strong. Than theres just normal stuff like if you happen to hermie and pollen gets everywhere. If 1 plant does have bugs can transfer to others though they most certianly will anyways. I dont think at all fans are bad i just don't think its best directly on them but clearly there are some that do it with good results.
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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whitebb2727 said:
Ding! Hit the nail on the head.

I'm not sure the exact process. It works for some reason.


I'm not the first. I've heard that said a number of times in here over the years.

I use a fan from start to finish. A plant dancing in the wind will grow stronger stems.

A fan running moving air has many benefits. Stronger plants and reduced chance of mold or pm. I'm sure more benefits.

You say not advised and dontnuse a fan. I noticed a certian outcome from doing it.

Maybe try it.

I start with seedlings. Just enough air movement to make them slightly dance. As they get bigger they eventually get in the way of the fan. A few of the buds get quit a bit of air. They don't yellow and die off. The opposite. They make it like the others and are better in my opinion.

Not attacking your stance. Just saying what I've done and noticed and I'm not the first.

I've heard people swear that an oven doesn't get hot enough to reactivate carbon. People say that and never try it. I've done it and even had the cops show up after and not know there was a grow so I know it works.
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I go from start to finish also... Never had any reason to or not to do it, just did it
 
MATTYMATT726

MATTYMATT726

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I only don't have a fan as it hasn't become an issue yet. I don't even have odour projection cause I've never had a smell it in another room stinky strain, but Mephisto says some of the profiles of Ripleys OG i got goi g is rotten meat -_- i moght end up needing smell prevention this run.
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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MATTYMATT726 said:
I only don't have a fan as it hasn't become an issue yet. I don't even have odour projection cause I've never had a smell it in another room stinky strain, but Mephisto says some of the profiles of Ripleys OG i got goi g is rotten meat -_- i moght end up needing smell prevention this run.
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Uhhhh, yeah!!! That doesn't sound like a good thing to smell in your place!!!
 
MATTYMATT726

MATTYMATT726

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Frank Nitty said:
Uhhhh, yeah!!! That doesn't sound like a good thing to smell in your place!!!
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Nope. I usually just like fruity smelling shit cause the landlord lives downstairs XD don't need him thinking i died and asking questions. Though i often wonder what hed say if he knew about my grows. Probably be ok with it tbh.
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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Im throwing this plant away,its been growing for 81 days from seed and there is no indication of what it is.. I'll tell you what it is... GONE!!! This is supposed to be some og kush...1527306288794572267629.jpg
 
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