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korn420lie
korn420liestarted grow question 7 months ago
The plant has 4 weeks from seedling 🌱 and it's already blooming. Why so early? Could it be nitrogen toxicity? What would you do increase the yield? I won't trash her, since the yield is not the primary goal.
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Dabking
Dabkinganswered grow question 7 months ago
It is very common for Autoflowers to go into flowering on day 28 (4th week). Some even flower on week 3. Genetics and pot/container size are the two biggest factors. Your plants do seem to have a lot of Nitrogen, however looks mean nothing. Unless you get it tested, you, myself, or anyone else will not know for certain. Regardless, your plant is flowering so you should cut back on Nitrogen and bump up the P and K (Phosphorus and Potassium). Here is what you can do to increase the yield: Absolutely nothing. I can however save you from lowering your yield. DO NOT defoliate any branches or buds. Also, May I recommend Youtube and searching either Harley Smith or Dr. Bruce Bugbee. There's a BUNCH of "bro-science" out there. Experiment around...sure. But at least try and get on the train tracks facing the right direction.
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Chamed33
Chamed33answered grow question 7 months ago
This look like an auto flowering plant.. Autos tend to flower quickly some show sign of flowers after week 3
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 7 months ago
lol now it deleted it.. FFS... this site is a pile of shit. autoflowers suck.. that's the gist. Your soil is less than optimal aeration and drainage by the looks, so that will result in slower growth. The plant looks a bit too lush, so probably overfed a bit and that can slow down a plant's growth. an auto is on a timer you don't control.. everything that you do impacts rate of growth relative to the genetics at hand. ther's nothing you can do to reverse that effect after it is done. Did your methods slow it down a bit? maybe.. but primarily this is about genetics and the dynamics of autoflowers (a lack of control).
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Apfelsaft94
Apfelsaft94answered grow question 7 months ago
Ist normal das Autoflowers nach 22-30 Tagen in die Blüte übergehen
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 7 months ago
i misread and cannot delete and repost with correction -- just ignore the part about yield, lol. definitely keep it. reduce fertilization frequency or concentration. nothing else you can do to impact yield at thsi point. it is what it will be. there are no magical products that do much.. you jsut have to keep the plant relatively happy and the genetics do the work.
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president
presidentanswered grow question 7 months ago
I've read that stress on the roots forces auto-flowering plants into flowering. Also, it could just be genetics. But I think its not really unusual since most autoflowers tend to start flowering after 4 weeks.
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