First Grow/Lowryder#2/Experimental/Pictures

Hello, Somebody on the internet wanted me to post this, its a First time growers Lowryder#2, auto-flowering strain, it was basically a cheap experiment to plant a female seed for some bud, and use this as valuable experience in dealing with latter and bigger projects

Approximate time till harvest 60 days (according to seed seller)
Since seed, this plant is 52 days old (8 days to go, possibly longer?)

Outdoor, UK summer, random days of sun, many cloudy days, 16/8 light/darkness in hours, temperature at min 17/18 and max 30

Germinated in paper, been in this pot since germination, left outside all times
No fertiliser has been used, just planted in some bag soil from the shops in a medium pot, on dry days water from tap was used to water this, otherwise good old rain water, everyday the plant was checked and bugs were picked off by hand

so yeah any thoughts, criticisms, on health of plant, on how to improve yield for later projects, that kind of thing

Just for starters, a bigger pot would have given you a bigger plant. Looks good with no nutes or pH regulation. Now you know the basics and can start with feeding next time and pH regulation. I like Fox Farm. :thumbsup:

yeah dude, theres a hole in the bottom of the plant pot, all the roots tips are there gathered up waiting to find more soil D:

a few days in the soil is all that's left for this girl before she's harvested, she's been trimmed to give the buds a good look at freedom before they get cured

i think there's 5-8g of bud potential in this girl, may rise up to 10g if they thicken over the next few days

Its nice to see another UK grower with a LR2! Looking good :thumbsup:

I guess the yellowing leaves could have been nutrient deficiency?

Am interested to know the size of the yield you get!

3-5 gallon pots next grow.....:thumbsup:

UK weather is perfect for this strain, im thinking next time bigger pot with some nutes

+ yeah leaves were generally starved of nutrients which was ashame but i wanted to try an all organic grow