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AK-47 Auto?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Stash Box' started by Capnfalconpunch, Apr 7, 2014.

  1. #1 Capnfalconpunch, Apr 7, 2014
    Hey guys my dealer/grower showed me some of the seeds that he's growing a while ago. One of them was labeled "Auto AK", one Berry Ryder. I did research on both, and found they are pretty much AK-47 and Blueberry crossed with Lowryder or a ruderalis. The same guy grew Blue Cheese auto, but cut them down early, so I had to smoke a lot to get really high. If anyone with experience can help me is the AK Auto comparable to photoperiod ak? I've heard it's the best auto cross around
     
  2. #2 the_tobzster, Apr 8, 2014
    Dunno about that exact strain, but I grew some Auto AK-49's and they were the bomb. Great smoke and incredibly easy to grow, was my first grow and all I had to do was give them water every other day and I was golden :D
     
  3. #3 Dr. Errl Hammond- B.H.O., Apr 8, 2014
    i grew out an auto-ak47 last year  . .  it did turn out better than i was expecting.....BUT.....
     
    it was not as good as a real deal  AK-47 plant....it just wasnt there strengthwise looking back
     
    each seed will tuen out a little different, maybe my particular seed genes was little low on potency traits
     
  4. #4 leodicapario, Apr 8, 2014
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    the only thing that you have to do different to grow photoperiod is switch the lights to 12/12... why would you want an auto flower? i guess a little faster growing but is it worth the potnecy?
     
  5. #5 the_tobzster, Apr 9, 2014
     
    Although I do get your point, I can think of many reasons my man. Quicker growing, better stealth as they are generally a lot smaller/bushier and they can grow much better outside in unpredictable climates as there is less dependency on light periods etc.
     
  6. #6 leodicapario, Apr 9, 2014
    lst, top, fim method or scrog .... keep em nice and bushy... but yeah i guess if you wanted a harvest in the summer...
     

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