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Sapphire77
Sapphire77started grow question 4y ago
Hi , im worried , as I grow my autoflowers outdoors ,and its on the cold side , that they are not filling out a lot . Its hard to tell when to chop ,three months in on three fastbuds strains. Two looking close
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Buds. Not fattening
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Gorillagardener
Gorillagardeneranswered grow question 4y ago
Hi I'm interested in knowing what you consider to be cold temps as I'm growing autos outside as an experiment this year and live in a temperate climate (western UK) with night time temps as low as 12/13 c, I don't really care what the yield is as its a test grow, having said that they seem to be doing very well
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4y ago
Cold temps and short day length conspire to limit autoflower flower development outdoors. Autos really do need 18/6 and indoors to perform to their best potential. As primarily an outdoor grower, autos lost their appeal to me for outdoor growing a long time ago. Harvest at about 90-95% brown pistils if you prefer a THC induced mind bending head high. Harvest at about 99-100% brown pistils if you prefer a CBD induced, more heavy and relaxing, body stone. Hope this helps, Organoman.
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MangoDudu
MangoDuduanswered grow question 4y ago
And of course getting less light it’s smaller, but it can be exaggerated by the nutrient burn
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 4y ago
Would say a few more weeks left there. They don't look that bad considering you say its been cold where you live.
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MangoDudu
MangoDuduanswered grow question 4y ago
It’s due to the genetics and the excess of salts in the medium
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