Mini male

@Natrona,and excuse me if I take the liberty of saying that in my opinion autoflowering plants are not for beginners precisely because they have fast vegetation and if one makes a mistake they must solve it quickly because the plant has an internal clock for flowering when it arrives at that time flowering begins and if yes and mistakes made have repercussions in a poor harvest and high current consumption if you count the 18 20 hours of light that you have to give them, I would recommend a photoperodic feminized like skunk 1 to a beginner and that with a minimum of control and I mean a basic fertilizer kit following the fertilization schedules and regulating the ph with a 25l pot and a 3 week vegetation at 18 hours then switch to 12 to get them into flower and keep until the end so you can be sure that a skunk 1 will reward you with at least 50 grams, unlike an autoflowering if the conditions are not perfect the harvest will be poor what i say is just my opinion

@Natrona, hi, I can give you some advice, looking at your diaries that you have too high a temperature, signs 28 and 29, adult plants tolerate this temperature, to make the seeds germinate and for the first stages of seedling try to regulate the temperature and keep it lower and you will see that the plants first of all are born calmly and do not curl their leaves like this, you will see that you will be luckier

@Franco123, interesting. I'm staying with fem autos. Think they are easier for beginners. But im not very successful yet. My 3rd try 😞

@Pure_Instinto_Seed_Bank,or having seen your varieties, I gave it and I tell you that perhaps you will see a King's Banner