Auto Quarter Pounder Seeds

I threw a couple of seeds outside to let them do their magic. I was looking to test out an autoflower outdoors during the "winter" here in southern California. Smaller plant due to low amounts of sun, but amazing smell and color due to the cold overnight temperatures. Cannot wait to try these girls indoor.

I bought these seeds to conduct an experiment. I have 6 regular seedbank plants, Chocolope, Lemon Haze and Mint Kush. They were in flower when I decided to see if I could grow these QP autoflowers starting in late August because the weather in Vegas stays pretty warm till November. My problem was a heat wave that hit and lasted two weeks, just as I was hardening them to go outside. Temps above 113 degrees for two weeks. Even with only giving them four hours of sunlight per day, they still got stunted from the heat. If they had not had to deal with the heat, I'm sure they would have been bigger. They germinated within 24 hours of paper towel soak, so they were very vigorous, before the heat stunted them. I also lost two photoperiod plants from the heat. Just shriveled and died despite two waterings per day. I will definitely try this strain again. The buds are big and ripening nicely, just not huge plants like I would have had if I had planted earlier in the year.

I always buy my seeds from Seedbank. I have had amazing results with their seeds. I purchased three autoflower Quarter Pounder seeds as an experiment because I wanted to see if I could do a late grow outside in Las Vegas. My other plants from Seedbank, Chocolope, Lemon Diesel and Mint Kush were six-feet tall and already two weeks into flower (August 20) when I planted these three Quarter Pounder seeds in 5 gallon buckets. They all sprouted vigorously and I put them outside after hardening them. We then had a two week heat wave of temps over 110 degrees everyday. I believe the heat stunted them and they only got about two feet tall, but they have beautiful frosty buds with two weeks or so left to flower. If I do another autoflower grow, I'll start these frosty puppies in early June and let them finish in August.

46 days in on 2nd week of flower on 3 Super Lemon Haze autos and 3 Quarter Pounder Autos. All 6 of my seeds popped and all 6 are pretty much identical to the next in size. All 24” or more from soil to top. Can’t wait to see final product. So far so good! Pic is 1 of 3 Super Lemon Haze Autos left and 1 of 3 Quarter Pounder Autos on the right. Only thing i did was remove 6 big fan leaves Yesterday and they are loving the light!

Hubby and I decided to try our hand at cannabis, since we have grown vegetables, flowers and normal garden stuff. We decided on Seedkings,as they were in our state. We then chose to go with Autoflowers that was quick, not to difficult and blessed us with a decent yield. We chose different strains, white widow and 1/4 pounder. The ordering process was simple and straight forward. What impressed me the most was the short amount of time it took for delivery. Soaked both sets of seeds for 12 hours and then used the napkin and plastic bag method within a day the White widow popped, and was planted shortly after. We waited for the 1/4 pounder to pop but it never did. After 1 week with nothing, we planted as normal and to this day nothing. The white widow is awesome. Ordered another round shortly after and both strains are going gang busters also.(AK/47 & Purple Kush). Not really sure what was the deal with the 1/4 pounder, and kind of apprehensive about trying that one again, but will definitely keep buying from Seedkings. No one is 100% all the time, but so far they have been pretty damn close. Pic is the white widow, planted 4/28.

Love these grow fast and all.popped open