Mixed outdoor summer autoflower grow

So this one was a breeze growing but she finished a little undersized after a very promising start. Don’t know if the heat from the 95+ for the last 3 weeks had anything to do with it but she plateaued and didn’t finish up like I would have thought but overall she was minimal maintenance grown in coco/perlite mix amended with worm castings and Gaia green for veg and the first week of bloom I had enough left to feed all my plants for a week and switched to advanced nutrients ph perfect connoisseur bloom for coco with bud candy and tasty terpenes and just started to flush with flawless finish when I’m noticing some lightening almost like light stress but then my leaves started showing spots throughout so before I lose it I’m taking it at day 58. Full outdoor full sunlight in. 5 gallon fabric pots. Had a little grasshopper and caterpillar damage to the fan leaves so that is the main reason for going now to which I know she is close but I’m not for sure exactly how long so I’m gonna take it now.

So took her at day 60 as the trichomes said she was ready. Upset about the yield but that’s the only complaint. For 75% indica this sure looked like a different pheno that was all sativa. Sativa growth patterns sativa buds not a lot there but that was probably due to the 95+ temps we had for the past month. Regardless what is there is phenomenal looking to me and smells like grape candy.

So let this one go 70 days and it is probably the dankest smelling and stickiest dense buds I have ever grown. She is rock solid and will stick to skin easily. Heat probably affected my yield but overall I’m happy because I can’t wait to try this sticky stinky girl.

So this was very easy and nice to grow outdoors in n 5 fabric pots extremely sticky and frosted to the extreme. Can’t wait to try her. 59.7 on the scale after dry. Will update after cure

Had to finish her inside due to excessive rain she did not like as bud rot tried to set in. Removed affected parts and brought her in and I believe all is well