The autos have been stacking for a week and a half, with stems filling in well for their stage. Seeking input from experienced autoflower growers, especially noting that the Sour Stomper is still stretching as it starts to stack. With Fugue State x Pink Panama at 55 days and Sour Stomper at 48 days from seed, the plants will continue stacking for 3-4 more weeks, displaying dense and frosty flowers. The discussion emphasizes sharing pictures and instructions relevant to the plant’s current stage and acknowledges genetic factors affecting foliage color.
End of Day 60 on the PP/FS and 52 on the SS… Hopefully about 20 days left on the PP/FS but she’s still pounding 1.5 gals a day and im feeding her 1/4tsp 2-10-5 vegan water soluble on top of the top dress she received two weeks ago. The tip deficiency stopped and I did not see it develop on more leaves and the ones that had it marginally decayed a little more on the tips and then stopped. Just one of those things if you get a week behind on a big girl that likes to eat. Anyways… A few day 60 pics (and 52 for SS)… Red stems and all :). You can see the colors on the old calyx’s coming in… she’s gonna be pretty.
PP/SS Auto day 60
Down her longest satelitte
They are stacking densely and glueing themselves together all the way through.
Pictures just don’t scale the size… She has great nugs all over her and has a long ways to go.
SS auto… Just into full stacking
@Chasworks … Sorry you have to look at those red stems on the PP/FS. But enjoy nonetheless!! 
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Wow! Yes i would Love to grow them! I can cover the cost Robert 
our days are short here, right now Sun up to Sun set just 13hrs i am letting the seedling do its thing: will see how long after maturing she go’s before she flips naturally: its 55* now pretty Lo for these parts i don’t expect those over night temps to last much longer 
Lol, red stems you got this Robert! You have it down to a Science! 
I need a way to send you my address, i’m sure you have a suggestion to do so
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They are perfect little sprouts in every way and are saying through the light at us daddy.
I had one little sprouter this run that had misshapen leaves that looked like a tomato plant.
Some leaves were longer than others and a weird two finger leaf thing came out. That thing lagged behind for over a week and then it just took off. I gave it an extra week to catch up with the others as they were getting 40" tall. That girl is now a bush with five big koalas coming out of the top of it. Oh well what’s a grower to do?
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random sites from the tent days 60-67…
“twin towers”
Pics just don’t do it justice… those are big nugs.
I know… the buds are “airy” and the stems are red
Not sure why im having to support the lower branching… They shouldn’t be so heavy they’re falling over
Last of the Fugue State Pink Panama pics.
Here’s the sour stomper and the little pinot noir…
The Pinot Noir… will be first to finish.
Sour Stomper - middle of stacking
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Wow, looks like primo to me!
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End of weeks 10 (PPxFugue State and PN) and 9 (Sour Stomper) - Days 70 and 63 from seed. Just a few pics.
Pinot Noir - Day 70 seed. Triggered early. Flowers definitely on the double grape side. Terps are spot on consistent.
Sour Stomper - day 63 seed - You just won’t grown a terpier greasier plant than this strain. The best smelling sweet red grapes in the world from the Grape OG with the citrus of the sour crack. It’s just a plant that makes you happy when it’s in the tent. very aromatic.
Pink Panama x Fugue State day 70 - When she decides to finish, she does it quickly. Very fugue state in the way she goes from white to colored.
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Man, what can i say! You Hit it out the park again Robert! Your Consistently knocking them out the park! 
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Fugue State x Pink Panama - Day 75 from seed.
She’s been a relatively easy grow considering she’s said to be a “hard” sativa. Very unique flowers and one I’m glad I put in the tent. She starts out very loud with the sweet fruits of grapes and plums mixed with the gas of the FS… .As she matures into flower, her aromas become a bit more subdued as the coffee tones come through. The Pink Panama is not going to be the densest stacking plant but the Fugue State does tighten her up a bit. This plant structurally takes on the fugue state but seems mostly Pink Panama in the flower stage. Looking forward to the smoke report on this one.
Sour Stomper Day 68
@Chasworks next update… harvest
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You mentioned you have a squad of friends that smoke with you, are they growers too? Your results are as good as i’ve seen:
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I just got a friend to start his first grow! Gave him 3 GG seeds from my last grow! 
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I do the growing but do get some assistance from the wife… The only thing most my friends are really good at is smoking :). Nah there some good growers but mostly photoperiods.
For most it just about the smoke. For some, botany is a passion… which is why I love autos as you can just let them grow in their natural beauty and not worry about training them so much as their lives pass by fast. And I love seed to harvest as it’s just more natural. Really, just easy grows. Earthboxes and lights. I don’t really do anything just try to give them the best home possible.
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Nice!!! Those should be a nice first grow!
Hey… im getting close to wrapped up on the pink Panama/ fugue state. she’s finishing fast now… she will start dropping balls of amber resin out of her maturest calyx now. She’s gonna be a nasty one
Fugue State x Pink Panama Auto - Day 80 from Seed. - Enjoy pics
So… Scroll into the middle in you’ll see the resin balls come in… The resins thick so it’s taking them a while to burst and coat herself. I have a couple more stems to finish off…the big stretcher… then it’s chop chop.
Yup… she’s turning quickly now but still drinking and finishing off the stacks.
Its a beautiful girl to have in the tent… been a pleasure to grow her.
Twin towers not coming down til the whole tree comes down.
The hints of fruit complimenting the aromas off coffee and gas… Smells delicious.
Some interesting calyxs…Not insanely dense like the sour stomper chunks, but she oozes out with grease.
Sour Stomper Auto - Day 73 from seed
She chunks dense and greasy… Very very Terpy… Maybe the most of all the SS’s ive done.
The sweet red grapes and the funk off the sour crack is intoxicating… definitely one of my top 3 strains.
I like em wet, greasy, and loud… She checks all the boxes. btw…you can see the tar coming out of her too if you look closely.
That’s it for now… I update her before the chop in about 10 days.
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@Chasworks … Seriously? She’s definitely dropping the sap during finishing. Thants some crazy resin on the pink Panama…And her aromas become more and more intense the final days.
Question… Have your tried the coco coir discs for seeding your autos?
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I haven’t but i have coco coir that i mix in my worm bin & when i make soil from scratch: these seeds i used a Soil mix with my worm castings on top! With the short hours out side i don’t want to have a small plant not getting what i should from a one time seed
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These are actually pretty awesome and ive just been experimenting and popping tons of seeds to test them… weed seeds, veggie seeds, etc.
I saw Jermey on BAS talk about them to have more success with his auto runs… Which definitely intrigued me… Not so much for popping (but that’s great) but it just makes it easy to transplant seamlessly and I like them wrapped in the coco for a few days as its easier to keep perfectly moist… Once you place it in the dirt you can just water the soil around it to moisten it a little. It’s so spongey and airy it’s hard to over water unless you go overboard. I had to restart a couple auto seeds that got over moistened in the soil 
So a nice alternative for expensive, sensitive auto seeds…
The discs are wrapped in a material that the roots can grow through easily. I still pull it off the bottom before planting in soil. I mix a few things in my water before dropping the seed… Before that just collapse the middle down to the point you want your seed.
All of these broke through within 40 hrs.
Grape Walker Kush Auto - 18 hrs since breaking through
Pineapple Runtz Auto - 25hrs out. With the coco you do have to watch them as they break through easily and may still have the seed shell on… This one struggled out and is on the rebound with the new leaves.
Toof Decay Auto - 19 hrs out.
Ive popped a lot of seeds the last week, mostly veggies (even some hard ones) and no problems… Definitely recommend for seed starting.
BTW… The new Fugue State x Pink Panama Seedling - about 7ish days out the dirt. Strong vigorous seedling… I think she’s already drinking from the bottom. She will be a monster… but I will take a slightly different strategy with her now that ive seen her grow without any training.
I will stagger two more later to join these… Just can’t decide. 1 will definitely be Beary White (3 bears og x Walter White) and then I can’t decide between sweet & sour (toof decay x sour stomper) or Frozen Sunny D (Super Orange Haze x Sundae Thumper). Im leaning towards sunny d atm but that could change
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Decisiones, decisiones! 
i used a simular product in the past, that sock was still in the soil after the harvest and rotted stem pulled: i cut the last of that bag, completely removing the sock: they look strong so what ever they added to it is working! Your off to a great start! Right out the blocks, 
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I believe this one is a paper material and completely dissolves… that’s what I didn’t like about the other ones is they don’t break down.
The coco is sterile so I soak it in…
Horticultural Aloe (BAS) - 1/4 Tsp/ gal
coconut - - 1/8th tsp / gal
Rootwise / elixir - just a small dab
Food grade Calcium - 1/8 tsp / gal
I’ve been starting my seedlings with a small amount of calcium to make sure they can uptake as soon as possible…. Seems to be working great. The calcium I use does have some phosphorus and a small amount of mag and amino acids. But using it at such a microdose for a soil (coco) drench is not bothering them.
I been using the same formula for the photo and giving it to her through stretch every other water… then I will go to water only.
I take the coco out of the drench and let them sit while I prepare my seeds. Once the seeds are planted I water the coco one more time with fresh water and put the dome on.
So the seeds don’t soak in it… just the coco.
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