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VirginGrowerNotShower
VirginGrowerNotShowerstarted grow question 25 days ago
Is the auto showing signs of flowering at the top? It is only 1 months since I planted the seed and is is only ~15 cm tall? Thanks
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 25 days ago
It is starting to flower, It might still stretch a bit but not a whole lot. Autos can be stressed into early flower by a lot of factors like over fertilization or HST, They seem to be more prone to reactions to the root zone aka no transplants. They can also do this all on their own and sometimes veg for 7 weeks before going into flower and at that point it would be better to just grow a photoperiod. One note on transplants some can do it so gently that they do not react, It just easier to not do it and avoid any potentinal messup. Maybe try photoperiods next or a different strain of auto that can take a bit more abuse. I had descent sized plants with FastBuds mexcian airlines outdoors one year. I even accidentally topped it once and it worked out well. I was not a fan of the buds profile, taste, high, looks, but i am picky and do not like crazy high THC strains. Other I gave it to did like it. to each their own. Good Luck!
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 24 days ago
Yep, this is why I don't consider autos as suitable for outdoors, especially if you are only getting 9 hours of light. Autos really do need 18/6 for best performance and are more suited for indoor growing.
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 25 days ago
Unfortunately your autoflower is stunted and started flower. Autos usually start flower anywhere between 20-35days old. Looks like she didn't like something which is why she is small. I doubt she will become a big plant.
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 25 days ago
this is why auto flowers suck lol I think its the most important decision to be made in a cannabis grow when to induce flowering and taking that away from the grower in my opinion is pretty wack it all depends on the breeder with autos some are a lot better than other at it.
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Inuslar
Inuslaranswered grow question 25 days ago
You've got bud, bud
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Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 25 days ago
Most autos begin their flowering cycle 3-5 weeks after sprouting. Autos don't really leave a lot of room for mistakes, stunting can dramatically impact your end results. Everyone seems to think autos are easier since you don't need to worry about light cycles but honestly photoperiods are so much more forgiving exactly because you can control the plant's cycles.
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LSchnabel
LSchnabelanswered grow question 25 days ago
Yes you are defiantly into flower right now. It appears to be very early for an Autoflower. You can probably expect that plant to only double in size. Not much of a root mass at that age to develop the plant along so early on in flower.
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HerbalEdu
HerbalEduanswered grow question 25 days ago
it's been stunt on start up, 1 month old plant should be much bigger, and yeah it's starting flowering.
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