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he's really a ass sometimes:i can't get him to wear a helmet for anything!

i believe they were Dutch Passion auto blueberry for Herbies Seeds. i'm just now smoking the last jar from the one i harvested last mid July. it's true, the longer it's cure the better the high and taste. i've had several varieties of autos but none as good as this.

for me the auto blueberry is by far the best auto i've smoked for a good high. it's the BEST tasting pot i'ver ever had and that's saying a lot.

how far away from harvest are you? if it's close then leave it be:if a few weeks for more are needed for harvest then transplant to a larger pot.

looks ready for harvest. start cleaning the pipe!

the new growth is looking good. i believe it out grow whatever it is. looks minor.

Deputydank - that's a fine grow!! nice damn job!!!!!!!!!!!

a couple years ago a friend grew a seedling on 18/6 indoors during March. about mid April he put it outside to begin flowering. i thought it would re veg but it made it to harvest with no problems.

you're a growing machine! just been following along but had to say what an awesome job you're doing!!!!!

after tiring of years of adjusting cfl's i thought a led just for the veg might reduce my light work. Mars has "Old Style" led lights in 300w for $83 so i bought one. i've been keeping the lights 24" above the top of the plants, as recommended by Mars, and after two weeks the seedlings look ok...

my favorite holiday! C99

agree........................

seems that sowing the seed too deeply also increases the possibility of "damp off"

Oh yeah these seeds are from Female seeds, i hermied 3 of the 4 so 1 is a very, very strong pheno as i stressed them from start to finish, nothing to do with bad genetics. i really like Female Seeds cindy. the smell isn't noticeable until i rub the leaves to get the lemon pineapple smell...

i'll say. i've had several nl autos and yours look great.

fine looking plants!

give her some fertilizer - go light with the nutes until she gets a little older.

sounds great Cpappa

i buy soil from a local ornamental nursery or garden center. most of them use the soils they sell

that's good enough for me