Autos VS Photos

speed420

speed420

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I have always grown autos in the autopot system and have had a few strains that gave me 60+ grams per plant. I am wondering if i switched to photos would i get alot more per plant?

Some of my autos only give me like 14 grams per plant and its not really worth it!

Anyone running photos in 15lt pots or autopot system?
 
Sfrigon 1

Sfrigon 1

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speed420 said:
I have always grown autos in the autopot system and have had a few strains that gave me 60+ grams per plant. I am wondering if i switched to photos would i get alot more per plant?

Some of my autos only give me like 14 grams per plant and its not really worth it!

Anyone running photos in 15lt pots or autopot system?
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Absolutely, just start w a decent yeilding strain and clone . U get consistent yeilds as well. Plus you can veg for as long as u want
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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Yes photos can give you a lot more weed. You can veg them as long as you want and get them huge, then flip. I've gotten 1/2 lb of some of my plants, but I'm in 15 gal pots.
 
speed420

speed420

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Sfrigon 1 said:
Absolutely, just start w a decent yeilding strain and clone . U get consistent yeilds as well. Plus you can veg for as long as u want
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Think I could pull a pound or more from 4 autopots with airdomes in coco with the right strain?
 
quirk

quirk

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At 60 grams or less per plant, I would suggest a different breeder or grow methodology.
 
Hust17

Hust17

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It depends on your setup and stuff but typically I think fem photos would be preferable to most indoor tent growers.
 
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BudgetMessiah

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quirk said:
He who laughs last. Just trying to help.
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You use side lights.
Actually, I take that back. You do a lot of LST.

Anywhoo, autos aren't necessarily lower yielding than photos. You have to remember, these plants are able to take up to 24 hours of light during bloom, not just 12. If you're using less intense lights, the longer window might be more ideal.
 
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