How does this super soil mix look? Amended at 2tbsp per gallon in 10 gallons of 70% ProMixBX, 15% Perlite, and 15% Worm Castings. (60tsp = 20tbsp) (3tsp = 1tbsp)
Your little one WILL make it - no worries.... but next time this happens, don't try to remove the seed casing, let the plant do it itself - and it WILL do it, believe me! Have you ever seen a cannabis plant at harvest with the seed casing still attached at the top? The growth of the plant will get rid of the casing...
No worries - looks strong and healthy!
Yup, autoflowers just do things according to their OWN schedule - and you happen to have one that has a weird schedule... there's no way to change up their schedule - that's built into their genetics ... so underwatering can't bring them into flower, flipping lights to 12/12 can't bring them into flower, nothing can MAKE them flower OR hold them back from flowering when they want to...
I would definitely do some LST on this grow to get the lower bud sites more light and increase the yield... otherwise, you're probably not going to get much out of her.
Good luck with her ... she's just a headstrong lady!
Autos have a mind of their own..
they are beginning to flower given the stigmas showing.
The consensus seems to be that there are several factors that can cause autos to trigger even sooner than the Day 30-40 range most ppl expect.
Thereโs also factors that can force them to delay the flower triggering. My last one went 105 days total. For more control and easier grows , in my opinion, go photoperiod genetics
High SilverSlapdick,
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But autoflowers will flower due genetics. She will still grow and strech for another 3 weeks. If you want to be fully ik control about the size of your plant you need to use photoperiod plants. But no worries this girl will still get a decent size on her!
Happy Growing! ๐
WAY overloaded with nitrogen - and the color of your plants says as much! I truly hope these are not autoflowers but I have the sinking feeling they are since one of them (2 of them?) are already in pre-flower. If I were you, if this was MY grow, I'd definitely be giving her a hard flush right about now to forestall the nitrogen toxicity you're going to get from these amendments... With autoflowers, less is definitely more! They generally tend not to need any nutes whatsoever until week 2 or 3 and then you want to start them off slowly - about 1/4-1/2 strength dose until you see whether they're going to tolerate the nutes or you need to make adjustments. So - hard flush (for you, growing in 5 gallon pots, that would be 15 gallons of pH'd water through each pot) and while you're waiting for them to dry out, get a better handle on the regimen of nutes you are going to use so you're prepared for feeding them again once they've dried out. One way you can do this is to look on this site for any growers using just ONE of your nutes... let's take Fish Bone Meal as an example... type it into the search bar and take a look at the grows that pop up (if none pop up, choose another of your nutes)... take a look at how successful they've been and then dive in to their diaries week by week to see what they're feeding and how much... And make sure the diaries you DO look at are growing autoflowers...
Good luck to you... it's good you asked this question NOW!
