Bigger autos

Forget autos..........not worth the effort.

Your are not small for pot size. Want bigger, give bigger shoes ;))) Best from my personal Weedseedsexpress, MSNL, AMS Those housee bring huge results. Recently tried Ganja Farmer, looks good too. Have old longest vegging auto - Real gorilla seeds - lemonade og auto. One seed was in veg for 9 weeks, that strain grows huge.

There is only one way, you need to learn to grow in coco or DWC and they will grow bigger, soil is not really for autos Also if you stress auto she switches to flower early and if you make it perfect, veg can last more than 4 weeks still is not 100% 🍻🍻

I know you said not photos.. but seriously consider it. Less finicky, can decide the exact day you want it to flip. If it’s huge at 4-5 weeks of veg than flip then. For beginners - photoperiods are a better choice for easy of grow. And to answer question on autos - no. There’s just no way to surely extend veg time on autos. Most ways I’ve seen that do are stressing the plant considerably. But the genetics are such that it’s a roll of the dice with autos.

Here is the easiest way to get bigger autoflowers. Don't use soil. It's too heavy and roots can't absorb enough fast enough for the time they have. So using say coco/perlite mix or dwc will provide better results. The liquid nutrients are easier absorbed, and can provide bigger and faster growth. Resulting in better results. Plus a good lst training through its life. I just finished trimming a 197.3 gram dry auto today.

The most important thing to achieve good results with autoflowering is: to properly control the main parameters for plant growth (pH, EC, RH). Since they have a limited lifespan, it's essential not to stress the plant to avoid losing those valuable days of growth. Avoid transplanting, germinate your seed and plant it in a final pot. If you're growing indoors, maintain a light period of 20 hours on/4 hours off, or 18/6. If you're growing outdoors, keep in mind that the right season is summer since the days are longer and the nights are shorter. And finally, a lot of love, time, and patience are also essential. Don't overfeed; autos are more sensitive to over-fertilization. I wish you the best in your upcoming grows.

It all depends on the genetics and phenotype. I've grown a few autos but don't have the experience to give you a definite answer on which genetics are for sure on the bigger side. Hopefully someone else can give you the answer you want. Also, most reputable breeders will list the average size and yield of their genetics on their listings which can be a good way to find bigger autos. In my experience, I've noticed that pot size generally correlates with final plant size and yield. If you're looking to grow larger autos in general regardless of genetics I would consider maybe planting them in larger pots. I've had good results moving from a 5 gallon to a 10 gallon fabric pot in this regard. Your grow looks good friend. Keep it up 👍