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Week 9 isnt close to harvest, does anyone know what will probably happen ?

Byteme
Bytemestarted grow question 2 years ago
When i compare to other grows, week 9 should look a lot like harvest time, but instead its still in early flower does this mean the plant will take longer but still yield good results or... ?
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Grower0
Grower0answered grow question 2 years ago
I'm growing the same NL and I just finished week 15 and it's not done yet. It vegged for 6 weeks as well so I'm guessing yours will take about 15-16 weeks to harvest as well. You can harvest earlier of course but it won't be up to 100% of its potential. I suggest just continue growing it like you are and flush on week 14 or so. Good luck growmie. Breeders' suggested time is just a suggestion but to reach its full potential most strains take longer than that.
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LiveByTheBud
LiveByTheBudanswered grow question 2 years ago
Week 9 in flower yes but you are 9 weeks in to full grow including your veg time. Minimum another 5-6 weeks
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Benzels
Benzelsanswered grow question 2 years ago
It will take as long as it takes. Plants cant read seed banks suggested grow/flowering times so they tend to do what ever they like. I have one plant two weeks out from harvest and another two weeks into flower, they both outdoors under the same sun. No one told them they are meant to flower at the same time. Next year I may try talking to my plants and tell them to grow bigger and when to flower and see if it helps, but for now u just gotta accept your lil lady is going to be high mainainence and you do what she wants to do. Treat her like a fussy G/F that does what she likes when ever she feels like it but shes hot so u let it slide. 😆
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Growladyeastmidlands
Growladyeastmidlandsanswered grow question 2 years ago
You Sure the lights your using good enough to flower they show has pulling 125w and if of alabama then could be fake copy's check your lights and also keep a eye out for hermies the plants look stressed so check regularly for nanas good luck but lights are key to decent buds
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Cold_Farmer
Cold_Farmeranswered grow question 2 years ago
Don't worry, that happens every now and then with autoflowers. Partly due to genetics and chance. I have two different cars in the grow room, which grow at totally different times under the same conditions. as long as she keeps growing and the leaves look good, you don't have to worry about her. Then it just takes 2 weeks longer than usual. By the way, i'm sometimes not so sure if the dates given by some breeders are correct....
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Yes. All plants are individuals. 9 weeks is just an optimistic and very rough guide, based on optimum conditions and perfect cultivation and does not really apply to the real world, there are just too many variables when it comes to results. Things like temps, nutrition, light strength and amount, hydro or soil, genetic variation and the biggest, grower skill. Never compare your grow to other peoples grows, there will always be someone with faster grows and bigger yields, just as there will also be people with lowers yields and slower grows, it all comes down to the environmental factors and genetics. Each plant is a law unto itself, even 2 seeds from the same packet will have different needs and outcomes. Seeds are unique, individual organic beings, not mass produced identical factory made copies of each other. And you can't compare hydro and 10,000 watts of light with someone growing in their basement with cheap dirt and a nasty blurple light. Each and every plant will be different, yours will get there, just keep up your current care regime and soon enough you will be able to harvest satisfying home grown buds that you did all with your own hands and with total control over quality! Hang in there! Cheers, Organoman.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 2 years ago
She is just going long and will provide a bigger plant and harvest. I have had this happen several times. Growing environmental factors can alter times and plants metabolism. Be patient and watch plant signs.
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Mr_Weeds_Autos
Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hey Growmie, Yes, this does mean the plant will take longer to finish up but you can still get amazing results. Auto's can be like that sometimes, but as someone who has grown both strains from Fastbuds, they do have great yields. Feel free to shoot me a holler if you ever need any help, I'd be honored to assist you. Hopefully, this was helpful, and remember ... "Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
It was just stalled that's all pal. Stigma has started so anywhere from 45-65 days from first sign of pistons. That's just a guideline. Always check the trichomes. I stalled my Tangerine dream auto and she's in wk 10 and only flowering 14days. At some point it stalled. What's the temp swing like? Nothing really to worry about she will come about. Can't say why without getting more info or from reading ur diary. But give her time, she's showed stigma so she has flipped. Good luck happy growing bud!
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