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Colorado Cookies Auto Feminised Seeds - 7 Reviews

4 Rating 30 Reviews
“No germination”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Very excited to finally be able to grow it's beautiful Auto Train from Dutch Passion. Once I grow this strain and harvest, I'll post an update”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Everything about this strain is 100%perfect. I will be ordering everything from you guys. Thanks!”
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Posted 6 years ago
“100% germination rate. Sown straight to soil, popped in 4 days. Strong growth, am at week 7 now and well into flower looking very healthy and smells sweet. Thank you Seedsman for quick delivery. Would order again”
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Posted 6 years ago
“All sprouted no issues with the grow great quality nice nugs already ordered more”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Great service as always and well packed and brilliant price”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Well, I harvested 2 of 3 today. About week 3 of Flower I started having deficiencies. That's not a problem.... so I thought. I grow organically using dry amendments mostly. I use Great White, Tribus Original also, but that's about it. Now usually if I notice any deficiencies, I can make a quick 24hr. Nutrient/Compost Tea and everything is back on track. That didn't happen this time. I had all kinds of nutrient burn and deficiencies. (I think anyway) I ended up flushing the crap out of the plants and "started over". I was in week 6 by the time they were back on the right track. But man they look terrible...lol. The only thing I can think of that caused this was the plants were in 2 gallon pots. I chose 2 gallon pot because most of the Auto Flowers I've grown in the past have been really small. HUGE BUDS, but small plants. Well, the opposite happened this time. The plants are HUGE, and the buds are kinda small. Anyway, I'm going back to 5 gallon pots for my Autos. However, I decided to start my 3rd Colorado Cookies Auto in a 3 gallon pot. I want to see if it happens with the 3 gallon. I've been Growing for a couple years now and within the past year I have finally MASTERED my garden. I haven't ran into problems like this in quite some time. Ever in fact. Not like that anyway. And both Plants? It was weird. Has to be the pot size.......has to be. The smells are potent and wonderful. Golf ball size nuggets and smaller but that was COMPLETELY my fault. Not bad tricomb coverage but could be so much better. Probably my fault as well. Haven't sampled yet. Drying now!”
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Posted 6 years ago
“may never know”
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Posted 6 years ago