You would indeed need A LOT lol. I grew 12 the year before last, and pulled 32ozs. So just over what you pulled on your BCPI hear that, I've actually considered an auto outdoor year myself, or at least some of it. I spend so much time and effort to get my shit to the end... time that would be better spent hiking mountains and shit... but I grow a year's worth of smoke for two people in one harvest... so I'd probably need A LOT of autos. What do they even yeild outdoors in these parts, a couple ounces?
It's not uncommon for us to lose power from anywhere to a couple of hours to a couple of days. Not willing to chance photos under those conditions.What are the reasons for growing auto as opposed to photoperiod? It is just because it's easier? Or faster? Are there advantages? Is it just convenience? How do the genetics stack up? What is the market for autos?
I picked up a handful of auto seeds this week to try outdoor this year. I have 4 autos growing right now in one of my tents, and only 1 of them I'm happy with, while the other 3 are kind of small (I'd be surprised if 3 of them equaled a half ounce when finished, while the other looks like it might produce 1/2 to an ounce on its own).If you grew them outdoors they would probably yield more. I would say 4-6 ounces per plant. Depending on the cultivar.
My whole harvest was 5 pounds this year and honestly I might run out before November... shared too much lol. My favorite strain Super Silver Haze is all but gone and Amnesia Lemon isn't gar behind. Have mostly BCP left cause it's too heavy of an indica to smoke during the day, and some white widow cause I'm kinda just sick of it. Hopefully this auto in my closet doesn't drop balls on me and actually makes it to some sort of harvest.You would indeed need A LOT lol. I grew 12 the year before last, and pulled 32ozs. So just over what you pulled on your BCP
When i grew autos inside, my biggest yielder was a Zkittlez auto, pulled just over 11 ounces from it, but they dont grow the same outside imo.My whole harvest was 5 pounds this year and honestly I might run out before November... shared too much lol. My favorite strain Super Silver Haze is all but gone and Amnesia Lemon isn't gar behind. Have mostly BCP left cause it's too heavy of an indica to smoke during the day, and some white widow cause I'm kinda just sick of it. Hopefully this auto in my closet doesn't drop balls on me and actually makes it to some sort of harvest.
2021 was 10 pounds... had to reign myself in this past harvest lol. I don't think I'd ever do all autos... I can still stick to the 6 plant rule and grow a year of weed with photos.... not that I'm one to care about rules really... but I don't want to dig 25 holes either lol.When i grew autos inside, my biggest yielder was a Zkittlez auto, pulled just over 11 ounces from it, but they dont grow the same outside imo.
If you're pulling 5+ pounds outside every year i think youd need like a minimun of 25 autos lol. With an average of 4ozs per auto, you could potentially pull 6 pounds in, all before September hits if put outside june 1st.
I also give all my autos a 2-3 week start inside before moving them out. To many little crotters that will eat small plants and seedlings.
oh man this part brought me back a decade or 2 lol. I remember being out in the bush early May, just bushwacking our way through thick brush and swampland to find a good spot. Then break out the shovels and dig anywhere from 50 to 100 holes. It was almost as rough as dragging 20 or so 40lb bags of promix a mile into the swamp lol... after it had rained. The payoff was worth it, the poison ivy was not.... but I don't want to dig 25 holes either lol.
Sheesh, 10 pounds, that would be great to be able to do but i think that's all a dream for me lmao. I wouldnt dig holes. 3-5 gallon pot is all you need2021 was 10 pounds... had to reign myself in this past harvest lol. I don't think I'd ever do all autos... I can still stick to the 6 plant rule and grow a year of weed with photos.... not that I'm one to care about rules really... but I don't want to dig 25 holes either lol.
Yup definitely been there ... woods, roots, spring black flies... ugh.oh man this part brought me back a decade or 2 lol. I remember being out in the bush early May, just bushwacking our way through thick brush and swampland to find a good spot. Then break out the shovels and dig anywhere from 50 to 100 holes. It was almost as rough as dragging 20 or so 40lb bags of promix a mile into the swamp lol... after it had rained. The payoff was worth it, the poison ivy was not.
I do too much in the summer to do pots, camping trips, hikes, adventuring... can't be babysitting tiny pots that I have to water constantly, especially not 25 of them lol... that's why I do holes, the roots branch out and they can go a week or more on ground water. I guess I could rig a watering system, but I prefer to do watering by hand, especially in pots.Sheesh, 10 pounds, that would be great to be able to do but i think that's all a dream for me lmao. I wouldnt dig holes. 3-5 gallon pot is all you need
This is the man for autos right here! Never disappointed! Said it once and I’ll say it again I’ll put poekie beans up against rocbud,meph, Dutch passion any of em ! Much better yields and potency in my opinion ! His work shows his love !The people in northern areas that have problems finishing their Photos because of bad weather, could also look into Fast Versions, its a cross between Photo and Auto, more potency than Autos and much bigger harvest.
I tried different ones (mainly Sweet Seeds) with succes, most finished beginning of September.
Didn't even know he was a breeder.This is the man for autos right here! Never disappointed! Said it once and I’ll say it again I’ll put poekie beans up against rocbud,meph, Dutch passion any of em ! Much better yields and potency in my opinion ! His work shows his love !
ohhhh right, the blackflies!! Friggin clouds of them at times, I forgot about the blackflies... and the occasional bear lol.Yup definitely been there ... woods, roots, spring black flies... ugh.
I hear you, but you are one and done. I can grow a photo foreverNothing but good luck with auto flower , neighbors outside plants got got pollinated by rogue male, ruined all their plants
This is true, everyone has their own preference, as long as they are happy with their own is all that matters, when I was younger in the 80s in West Virginia I grew outdoors with what ever seeds I saved, one thing I did learn was you never really know what a plant is gonna do, been pleasantly surprised and disappointed, currently to damn old for gorilla farming,lol so auto flower works for meI hear you, but you are one and done. I can grow a photo forever
I do plan on growing a few plants outside this year, not autos, with my neighbor,in a perfect world I'd have plants growing everywhere, outside, inside,on the roof,in the garage lol, still like a little kid when it comes to plants, bottom line is if you are happy then it's all goodThey allow outdoor harvests at unconventional times which is a major pro to black market outdoor growers. They make grow room design and setup a piece of cake. Power outages arent going to throw things off, and now a days many autos indeed have quality comparable to photos. Especially if you flower them under 12 hrs light the second half of flower lmao.
To me personally autos are really just a novelty, and a thread to photoperiod lineage integrity, especially in the midwest where autos are being bred pollen chuck style tbh, but they really are ideal in certain contexts. The auto trait is a dominant gene. It doesnt have to be present in both parents to express.
Don't care how ya grow them, what strain etc, pot plants are inherently weird and unpredictable, I just roll with itI do plan on growing a few plants outside this year, not autos, with my neighbor,in a perfect world I'd have plants growing everywhere, outside, inside,on the roof,in the garage lol, still like a little kid when it comes to plants, bottom line is if you are happy then it's all good
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