Debate: Are autos or photos better for beginners?

[garybo]

I may grow an auto one of these days. Outdoors.

I'll be doing just that, come next spring. I'm looking for a seed distributer in the US or Canada that sells CDB auto's.
Any advise will be appreciated.
Spark up

 

[CatHedral]

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This.

Grow a plant before you try to grow cannabis.

Or grow cannabis and expect to learn.

 

[Boatguy]

Or grow cannabis and expect to learn.

Lol. It is literally a weed that grows almost everywhere.
Real learning experience

 

[Tvanmunhen]

Oops I trained my auto. Definitely ruined it's yield. It's called Low Stress Training for a reason.
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Agreed! Low stress training is amazing if you know what you're doing lol but we are talking about beginners and they seem to forget the low stress part...

 

[DrOgkush]

I’m gonna give autos another try next season outside. But I’d never grow them indoors personally. Not unless there was a specific reason like a seed run

 

[DrOgkush]

Oh. And lots and lots of stress training. Possibly even a transplant

 

[Boatguy]

I’m gonna give autos another try next season outside. But I’d never grow them indoors personally. Not unless there was a specific reason like a seed run

Smart

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Lol. It is literally a weed that grows almost everywhere.
Real learning experience

Says the guy that thinks untrained cannabis out yields trained cannabis.

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Not without decreasing yields

Please don't train your autos. It'll stunt them, make them small and decrease your yields.

As far as the OP question, photos are better for beginners.

 

[CatHedral]

Please don't train your autos. It'll stunt them, make them small and decrease your yields.

As far as the OP question, photos are better for beginners.
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[twentyeight.threefive]

I should have skipped training in order to increase my yields.

 

[Autodoctor]

This fascination with autos is beyond me. The genetics are inferior. How hard is it to set a timer?

Seriously what benefit is there?

for me just a little quicker and smaller plants when need to be cautious

 

[Boatguy]

Please don't train your autos. It'll stunt them, make them small and decrease your yields.

As far as the OP question, photos are better for beginners.
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Nice fat stem. Congrats

 

[bk78]

Blurple pic for the noob so he can show his mom at the dinner table tonight.

 

[Autodoctor]

Quite laughable. I'd never grow an auto or photo for that matter without a little lst. Total waste imo. Why would you want one good bud and the rest mediocre. I love when people who dont know what they're talking about spew random info in forums it's hilarious

I think their just afraid to bend a plant over and tie it down

 

[Autodoctor]

But to me personally. Autos were super easy. But gonna give a shot on some blue dream and lemon haze fem seeds I have sitting around when the temps cool down some

 

[DrOgkush]

What’s the coolest temps outside you’ve ran autos?

 

[Autodoctor]

What’s the coolest temps outside you’ve ran autos?

not sure who your directing this too but I only do indoors

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

What’s the coolest temps outside you’ve ran autos?

This year is the first time I've ever grown anything outside. Two unknown photo seeds. Mom let me grow them outside next to the covered patio furniture.

 

[MickFoster]

hell I thought all stoners got a long. Lol

That's funny.
Have you been to the politics section lately? Lol.