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one branch has a mutation, it has uneven leaves and it is without trichomes (
the buds have a pleasant sweet smell really reminiscent of candy)
Apparently the plant is not very productive...
can a photoperiod plant show the first signs of flowering without changing the light mode? Well, is the appearance of a large number of pistils the first signs of flowering?)
Hey Growmie,
Take it from someone who only grows autos, this is an autoflower, and yes she's beginning to flower, now if this was a photoperiod plant you would certainly need to change the light schedule to get the plant to start flowering and yes normally when you begin to see pistils this is the first sign of the flowering stage. Hopefully this was helpful and remember ... "Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time"
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RastaPickle
Critical Kush Auto
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