Doctors_Choicecommentedweek 521 days ago
Hi there! It seems like your plant went through significant stress😔😔😔—cat damage, topping, and troubles with nutrients (excess calcium, lack of phosphorus and magnesium early on). Autoflowers are very sensitive to stress—topping, damage, or nutrient issues can shock them, preventing flowering. It’s best to keep them stress-free to ensure proper growth and blooming. For next time, avoid topping autoflowers, provide balanced nutrients from the start, and keep the plant stress-free (and away from cats!))))).🐈
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