Tangie'matic Auto Seeds

The first one finished flowering in 56 days, but the second one is slower; I think it will take about 80 days. The smell can be very intense, but that depends on the phenotype. It's an extremely potent sativa, I highly recommend it. It's a heavy feeder; you can literally water it every day! There's no better autoflowering strain on the market. A little warning for those who just want to water and forget about it: even then, I'm sure you'll get at least 40 to 55 grams.

Easy to grow and stress-resistant. This is only my second grow; before, I had a Lowryder #2, which was less fragrant. The photo shows Tangie at 50 days old. It's growing on my balcony under a standard 85W LED and enjoying plenty of sun. For an amateur grower like me, I'm really impressed with the result. I'm feeding it Tripart. The lower leaves are starting to yellow, but that's probably my fault. Overall, it's gorgeous. It smells wonderfully citrusy, with a mix of diesel and mint. It's a dense and juicy plant, and I can already tell it's going to be exceptional.

Today is day 54. Hidden outdoor grow. The spot is okay, but because of the nearby trees, the light stops at 5 PM. I wish they could get some of the evening sun too. Oh well. I spend an hour walking through the forest to get there, but frankly, I can't stand these indoor "closets," whether it's HPS lamps or those overpriced LEDs, it's not sunlight! The only downside is that I'm tired of carrying water. 25-liter buckets for 3 Tangee and 4 Dosido plants. I spot problems by looking at the leaves. But they're all a uniform, bright green. I don't think anything's missing. I'm using Biobizz fertilizer for the whole cycle and I'll add their bloom fertilizer at the end. I don't control the pH; I simply use clean, decanted water. I did a little light LST (low-stress training), bending them slightly around day 30. The Tangeees are already 1 meter tall. The first flowers are starting to bloom, and there are many! I picked three leaves, already quite sweet, and gave them to a friend who found them very vigorous… I have high expectations for the Tangeees; I've been buying them here for a long time and have wanted to try them since 2021.

Advantages: Undemanding. Disadvantages: My first experience wasn't a complete success because I decided to prune it a little too early, and it died within a week. That was my fault. I suppose that's the only drawback I've had with it. General impressions: I planted two shrubs using DWC (Down Water Culture). I've fed them with a soluble strawberry fertilizer from the start. The EC was 1.0 initially, then I increased it to 2.2 when they were more robust. The light cycle is 18/6 (300 watts), pH 5.5-6. I change the nutrient solution when they've almost absorbed it. The shrub on the left is in a 10-liter bucket, the one on the right in a 3-liter jar. I also wanted to repot the one on the right in a bucket, but I didn't have time; its roots are too dense, it was probably feeling too comfortable there 😂 Anyway, it's growing without any problems. I don't even remember the planting date. But it was about two months ago, and it's already starting to grow. I didn't think autoflowering plants could get this big. Anyway, take a look at the photos.

Easy to grow, loves organic fertilizers