Switching from veg lights to flower lights (blue to red) ?

Autoflowers generally don't require a change in light spectrum like photoperiod plants do. They automatically transition from the vegetative stage to the flowering stage based on age and don't rely on changes in the light cycle. However, if you're using different color temperatures in your lighting setup, you can consider adjusting the spectrum as your plants progress. Here's a general guideline: Early Veg to Late Veg: During the early vegetative stage, higher color temperatures (5000k-6500k) with more blue light can encourage compact, bushy growth. As your plants progress through the vegetative stage, you can maintain this spectrum. Transition to Flowering: As your autoflowers start to show signs of pre-flowering (pistils emerging), you may consider introducing a spectrum with a mix of red and blue light (3000k-4000k). This balanced spectrum can support both vegetative and flowering growth. Bud Development: As your plants enter full flowering and bud development, maintaining a spectrum with more red and infrared light can be beneficial. This spectrum supports flower development and can enhance overall yields. Remember, autoflowers are generally less sensitive to light spectrum changes than photoperiod plants. While adjusting the spectrum can potentially optimize growth, it's not as critical as maintaining the right light intensity and duration throughout the plant's life cycle. Good luck!🍀