Northern auto

Hi N., for me, there are several significant factors: -The first that comes to mind is the flowering stage, the 12/12 light cycle, and the appearance of the first pistils. This can set you back by 1 to 2 weeks on your nutrient calculator, and this delay won't satisfy you in the 11th or 12th week for your harvest. -The second is indeed the rhythm of the genetics you have. Often in the description found on the seller's page, you can see either a stable genetics, making the description accurate, or a genetics that can be influenced by the dominant traits of the parents. (this will affect flowering time, taste, size, etc...) -Then the question? Are you using nutrients? This also influences the size of the fruits; there's no secret about that! I hope to help you understand better! Happy growing to you!

Unfortunately it's very hard to really understand the big picture without a diary.. It could be your light. It could be just the way it is.. There is a number of growing factors and without all info it's hard to provide you with the correct info. If you really wanna know what happened start a diary and allow the community to provide you with better information.

Hey @Nikkihills65! If you see that your stems are thin you could improve the air received by the plant or increasing a bit the silicate levels witch would fatting that stems. Fatter stems = more nutrients provided. Have fun! Good luck!

This is normal for some autos it I had to guess she’s gonna be a 12 week plant!! The breeders have bugs in the phenos sometimes! I wouldn’t worry just kinda treat her as a photo at this point because her buds are gonna be slow growing! Good luck 🍀👍