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What is wild to me, is this is the same cheese plant exactly 21 days apart, first pic was July 1st. It was still very much vegging in the first pic and has only started to show hairs in the last couple weeks so its cruising along from what i can tell. its amazing how fast flowers pile up on these autos when the conditions are right. If these plants make it to the end, they might not be half bad, ya know?.
I just might become a big fan of autoflowers for outdoor summertime grows.
Currently feeding calcium silicate, 20-20-20, and a splash of mag pro. Total ec 1-1.2
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Still have a solid 6 weeks of summer weather left I think, the weather doesn't usually turn here until around mid Sept. I fully expect these to be finished before fall weather sets in.How much longer is your Summer DB, they look well.![]()
For sure. One of them will be done in a few weeks i think, if it ever stops banging out new white hairs lol, the other 2 were planted about 3 or 4 weeks after it and only started to flower a few weeks ago, so thinking about 6 more weeks for those ones. Funny how those 2 already have larger bud structure than the one started weeks before. Goes to show how autos really do need perfect conditions for the entire grow to perform to their potential.They look like they need another six weeks, so about bang on.![]()
The UK cheese auto I have apparently goes 10-11 weeks in flower depending on the pheno based on some grow diaries I read. Breeder says 8 weeks lol. See how she goes, I could easily see the oldest one going another month still.I find it depends on how much Sativa there is in the strain, they seem to start earlier than an Indica sided strain, but then they would have to to finish such a long flower cycle with in a seasons time scale.
Don't forget to buckle her inDecided to bring that plant to another location for a week or two to see if the budrot spreads. Don't want it infecting the plants around it if it does
This isn't sketchy at all. Totally normal to have a 7 week flowering co-pilot. Good thing I live close.
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I found a spot on the furthest along of my triple cheese autos 2 days ago.I wish I had better news, but im sorry to say that plant with botrytis is on borrowed time. I found a few more dull looking leaves this morning and they pulled out with no effort and are located all over the plant. Such a shame. Hairs are just starting to change color as well, and although it doesn't look it now, it will be all rot within a week or two.
I wish it wasn't like dis, but it do...
RIP big cheese..
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Well this hurts.. found a spot of botrytis during my morning inspection. Noticed a small leaf looked weird, sure enough pulled it out and found a mass of black mycelium.
Top has been surgically removed, fingers crossed I cut low enough and it hasn't already metastasized throughout the plant. View attachment 67850
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That's gotta hurt man, damn. I've got 1 Triple Cheese auto left outside and I'm pretty sure after yesterday and today's all day rain, there will be a mess of rot in just a couple days time.Well color me disappointed. A second Cheese plant is showing signs of budrot now, and they still need 2-3 weeks to finish. Not looking good I gotta say. Pretty disheartening. I swear I never got budrot indoors, but so far in BC outdoors I've been skunked with it every grow.
Yep, stings a bit. But it is what it is, nature isn't kind. Next time I'll run them on the dry side I guess and maybe in a greenhouse.That's gotta hurt man, damn. I've got 1 Triple Cheese auto left outside and I'm pretty sure after yesterday and today's all day rain, there will be a mess of rot in just a couple days time.
Nature is definitely not nice, that's a fact. Personally I feel the dew does more damage than the rain. The humidity is what kills me here, 60-80% all year but winter.Yep, stings a bit. But it is what it is, nature isn't kind. Next time I'll run them on the dry side I guess and maybe in a greenhouse.
Crazy for plants that have never even been rained on to get budrot. 2 of the cheese plants were put under cover any time we've had rain. Just 2 or 3 days of morning dew the week after we had rain.
We've been 25-50% humidity and 25-28c the last month or so, almost perfect weather. Had 2 days of rain a couple weeks ago and the plants were put under cover for it, otherwise nice weather. That overnight dew the few days after the rain when it warmed up though...Nature is definitely not nice, that's a fact. Personally I feel the dew does more damage than the rain. The humidity is what kills me here, 60-80% all year but winter.
Oh wow man that's some really good weather for flowering!We've been 25-50% humidity and 25-28c the last month or so, almost perfect weather. Had 2 days of rain a couple weeks ago and the plants were put under cover for it, otherwise nice weather. That overnight dew the few days after the rain when it warmed up though...
Meh, I'll get something off these. I'll take them down before things get too nasty, I caught it really early for sure.