Hey everyone, here I’ll be posting some things about these autos that I’ll grow in a mixed indoor and outdoor system depending on the weather and thieves .
These Autos are from a breeder friend and were transplanted to improve their growth, or at least so we hope . I’m leaving the links to the logs here as well so you can follow their progress ..

Let’s go brother

Today the sun came out and well, there it is !!! enjoying it !!

Wonderful

Good morning !!! we’ll see what happens ..from what I saw, the new little leaves are already starting to group up ..to me it’s a sign of flowering hahaha there’s still a ways to go, let’s see what we end up with …

Good evening …and there they go …today they got watered with mineral salts, a soil biostimulant, pest control spraying, and peanut shell mulching because fabric pots dry out a lot outdoors ..

In full sun !!!

Peanut shell mulch ???
Let’s talk about
I’m curious about this kind of stuff, just like with hemp mulch

Good afternoon… look, I eat a lot, like a whole lot of peanuts in the shell, so I thought about making use of the shells… at first I thought about using them to aerate the substrate as a supplement, but studying the material a bit, it’s advisable to include it already composted because of the nitrogen robbery that would happen if you put it in unprocessed.. So I thought, my autos dry out a lot outdoors in fabric pots, why not use it as mulch.. so anyway I dumped a good amount on the ground and started crushing them to break them into smaller pieces, and that was that… for now it works and hasn’t brought a single unwanted bug so far, and it retains surface moisture haha does it work? yes I recommend it, if you drink a few beers with peanuts and have shells left over, go ahead and use them as mulch haha big hug

The first Canna Nuts collaboration I’ve ever seen your description and how it came about is wonderful

Happy Growing

Here are the Big Autos … and there they go .. super fast, bushy … I love them !!! They are already receiving salts, for now just Feeding Grow, calcium, and magnesium… they are Big 1 and Big 2…

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I forgot to clarify so beginners like me can see that this veg stage was mostly done with that 30-watt shed light, and as you can see they are doing very well. For next year’s grow I’ll do the veg stage for all my plants like this. In this mixed indoor 30-watt light and outdoor sun system. That way I’ll be able to take advantage of the summer heat and long days, and when winter comes we set up the tent and switch everything to 12 12, saving on tent setup and electricity costs .. Big hug, won’t bother you anymore hahahah

It’s still raining and they’re still inside with the poor little lamp

Transition to Flowering — Big Auto 1 and Big Auto 2
Status: Start of pre-flowering phase / appearance of first pistils on apices.
Feeding Adjustment:
Nutritional Transition: Gradual reduction of Nitrogen and increase of Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K).
Nutrient Line: Switch to Green House Feeding bloom schedule.
pH Range: Adjusted to 6.3 – 6.5.
Management: No pruning or stress; watering control and runoff monitoring during stretch.

Estás pobres aún no conocen un día completo de sol ni una luz potente solo un foco de 30 what led …
Fueron transplantadas y esas chicas aún siguen demostrando de que están echas y por quién …por todo esto se sacan 10 aún así tienen 30 y 36 centímetros están en pre flora.

Big 1 & Big 2

Input: Mild solution with BioEnhancer (EC 372 pH 6.3)

Runoff Big 1: EC 1350 pH 6.7

Runoff Big 2: EC 1440 pH 6.6

Conditioning and flush watering: A flush/rinse watering was applied to both autos taking advantage of the dry substrate. The mild input with BioEnhancer allowed effective removal of accumulated salts from the vegetative stage.
EC drop: Big 1 lowered its runoff from 2720 to 1350 and Big 2 from 2200 to 1440, readjusting the root zone to optimal values for flowering.

• Development stage: Big 1 shows a more advanced flowering forming the main cola, while Big 2 continues completing its pre-flower stretch. Both substrates are left clean and ready to resume the flowering nutrition schedule in the next watering.

Good morning, and these ones over here are holding up against the weather, growing a lot … Big 1 turned out smaller I think because the transplant was a bit more complicated, and you can tell by the slowdown it had compared to its sister … but everything looks good and transplanting automatics is totally viable … greetings to all

Spending the late afternoon ..with some mate !!!