tiny plants

Yep, tiny unfortunately and completely normal for autos outdoors. Autos + outdoors = disappointment in my experience. Next time, if planting autos outdoors, plant a lot earlier than you did, the summer solstice is around June 23, meaning the light cycle decreases after that date, leading to less vegging potential. Planting 4-6 weeks before the summer solstice gives your autos only days of increasing light cycles, leading to enhanced vegging potential and bigger plants/yields. In reality, autos are best for indoors with an 18/6 light cycle and photoperiod plants are best for outdoors. If space is an issue outdoors, planting photoperiod plants late in the season, 2-4 weeks before the summer solstice will give you 3-5 foot plants (some strains even more!) and a much greater yield than any auto, no matter when the auto was planted. Late planted photoperiod plants also tend to flower a bit earlier and a bit faster than photoperiod plants planted a lot earlier (March/April), meaning the late plantings usually finish before the Fall season arrives and early rains start. Hope this helps, Organoman.

indeed my curiosity is thoroughly piqued. they look very healthy, just small.

There we go - some pics! Thanks buddy! Boy oh boy, do you have a weird one! LMAO!!! She is DEFINITELY in flower and it's DEFINITELY going to be a small harvest... honest to god, I've never even heard of such a thing! Let's hope it's a dynamite smoke!!!!! Thanks for putting up the pics... and DO write a diary on this one - I'd like to follow it and see what comes of this midget! Cheers!