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Early flower
m0useanswered grow question 10mo ago
Sometimes autos do whatever the fuck they want, they are hit and miss. I love em outdoors in m area but I always over plant and even then I'll be left with some that are not all that.
Autos can be transplanted like in your other question you asked, but they are very sensitive to stress and have to be super gentle.
Hopefully the next plant you do will have better results with growing outside.
Good Luck
Papa_Tanswered grow question 10mo ago
I don’t think you messed up she just decided to hurry the hell up and make flowers. I’m going to assume this is an autoflower.
No why start a new one? She won’t yield much but she’ll yield something. Something is better than nothing in my book.
Start a new one but don’t kill this one.
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LSchnabelanswered grow question 10mo ago
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LSchnabelanswered grow question 10mo ago
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BerrySweetHighanswered grow question 10mo ago
The problem here was that there is not enough time for a autoflower to recover from transplanting.
Next time you need to start a autoflower in the final container from the start. Just be carefull not to overwater, this is a commin mistake with small plants in a large container.
When you've got the space just let it grow but do not expect more than 5 grams from this girl.
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AsNoriuanswered grow question 10mo ago
It will be max 10 g plant. If you have seed and rest, would be wise to start new. Autos hates transplantation, i still did it even in flower, but there is millions of rules i follow. Choose final pot from start.
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