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3 weeks! Too early for flowering, right?

Free_I_grow
Free_I_growstarted grow question 3 years ago
I swear there are hairs coming out of the top of my 3 week old plant. How can this be? Is it good? Maybe the light is too close? No idea. I never grew indoors before.
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Popcorngc
Popcorngcanswered grow question 3 years ago
I dont see any pistils coming out of that plant.
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Free_I_grow
Free_I_growanswered grow question 3 years ago
I agree. In the morning light, they revealed themselves to be the newest leaves. No problem. I can wait. 😏😵
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 3 years ago
It's normal for autoflowers to begin the flowing stage at 3-4 weeks this is why they suggest not using HST techniques on autos. 🌱👍
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HappyLittleAxeDents
HappyLittleAxeDentsanswered grow question 3 years ago
For an automatic - yes. This looks normal to me. I actually run a 24 hour schedule on my plants and they are turning out good. That looks healthy and happy, it will still grow and bush up, extend, etc. (I personally never trim/prune/defoliate autos.) You can run 18-6 as well which is commonly practiced. As far as light distance, it shouldn't have any affect on when the plant begins its journey to through bud-hood. Distance should only matter as far as your light specific setup suggests to change based on where the plant is in its lifetime (24" veg, 18" when it begins flowering as an example). Like I said, light model specific. Sorry if this is too much information and I am babbling on!
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PREPPYPUNK
PREPPYPUNKanswered grow question 3 years ago
MY AUTO FLOWERS OFTEN LOOK LIKE THAT IN THE FIRST WEEK. MY CURRENT GROW IS 4 WEEKS AND THERE ARE BUD SIGHTS EVERYWHERE. LOOKS RIGHT TO ME.
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smoke24
smoke24answered grow question 3 years ago
It can certainly be, its nothing you did, just genetics, and nothing wrong with it. Happy growing.
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