Tangie'matic Auto Seeds

The first one finished strong at 56 days, but the second one is lagging behind, I'm thinking it'll need around 80 days. The smell can be really intense, but it depends on the pheno.
This is a seriously potent sativa, I highly recommend it. And it's a heavy feeder, you can literally feed it every day! There's no better auto out there.
Just a heads up for anyone who just wants to water and forget it, even then I’m sure you will get no less than 1.5 - 2 oz

Easy-going and can handle stress. This is only my second grow before this I ran a Lowryder #2 which had less smell. The photo is a Tangie at day 50. It's growing on my balcony under an 85W generic LED and whatever sun it gets. For a novice home grower I’m seriously impressed with the results. Been feeding with the Tripart fertilizer.
I must say the lower leaves are starting to yellow but probably my fault. Overall looks gorgeous though. Smells like straight-up citrus with a mix of diesel and mint. It’s a thick, juicy plant, and I can already tell she’s gonna be some fire.

This is on day 54. Hidden outdoor grow. The spot is alright, but because of the trees nearby the light stops at 5 pm. I'd like for those evening rays to reach them too. But it is what it is. I spend an hour just walking through the forest to get there, but man, I can't stand those indoor "closets" whether it's HPS or those expensive LEDs they're just not the sun! The only downside is I'm tired of hauling water. 25 l buckets for 3 Tangees and 4 Dosidos.
I identify problems by the leaves. But all the leaves are a uniform color, bright and green. I don't feel like anything is missing. I'm going with Biobizz for the whole cycle and at the end add their bloom. I don't track pH, just use clean, settled water. I did some light LST, bending them a bit around day 30. The Tangees are already 1 meter tall. The first flowers are starting to form, and there is a lot of them! I picked 3 leaves as they're already getting sugary and gave them to a friend, he said they were very strong... My hopes are high for the Tangees, I've been buying here for a long time and wanted to try them since '21.

Pros: Not fussy.
Cons: My first experience wasn't a complete success because early on I decided to give her a little trim, and after that she died within a week. My bad. I guess that's the only downside I've had with her.
Overall Impressions: I planted two bushes in DWC. I've been feeding them water-soluble strawberry fertilizer the whole way. EC was 1.0 at the start, and when they got stronger I switched it to 2.2. The light schedule is 18/6 (300 watts), pH 5.5-6. I change the reservoir when they've almost finished drinking it all. The bush on the left is in a 10 l bucket, the one on the right is in a 3 l jar. I wanted to transplant the right one into a bucket too, but I didn't get to it, the roots just won't let it out, I guess it liked it in there too much 😂 Anyway, it's growing without any issues, I don't even remember when I planted it. But it was about two months ago, and it's already starting to mature. I didn't think autos could get so huge. Anyway, check out the photos

Easy to grow, likes organic fertilizers