Cinderella Jack Auto

This auto has intensely tight nodes. If you can believe it from the photos at day 12, that thing is not three inches tall yet, but the widest point from leaf tip to tip is easily seven inches. As with my last autoflower, the leaf color is splotchy and a bit yellow. I am using Roots Organics, so there should be enough nutrients built in to last a little while, but I am going to start feeding soon since it's moving so fast at this point. We have had temperatures in the upper 80s to 90s F for a couple of weeks and my AC is failing to keep up on this level of the building, so I am having a hard time keeping the tent under 80 degrees F during the day. If I zip the flap closed, temps get up almost to the mid 80s, which makes me nervous that my regular, non-feminized seedlings will go male. Call me whatever you want, but I hate Summer. Worst season of them all. Sun exposure makes you look ten years older than you really are, and it's so much easier to warm up than to cool off. Feel chilly? Put on a sweater. That said (😅), signs of stress in the tent are not obvious at this point. The leaf color has been the same since the start.