Fotoperiodica ou automatica???

Hola amigo, autofloracion no es, tiene un ciclo interno, con tantas semanas de crecimiento ya hubieras visto algún pelito, bajo nuestra humilde opinión, les falta comer. todos los cultivos muy sanos, gran cultivador, suerte con los cultivos amigo 💚🍀🌱🍀💚

Not an autoflower. Photoperiods show preflowers eventually. At 12 weeks if it were an autoflower, it would have shown more than just preflowers. Whether it is an auto or a photo, it's the same causes for good vs slow growth. Autoflowers are not different.. they merely go into flower due to different causes. The reddish-purple color makes me ask about night time temps. If too cold, that's most definitely a factor in the slow growth and leaf symptoms. Looks nitrogen defecient at the least. fertilizing at all or depending on the earth? plastic covering soil to reduce weeds also reduces o2 to roots. So, i'd wager a matter of climate and poor rootzone is why you have some slow growth. But again, if temps are unusually cold, this fucks with biology/chemistry that occurs in the plants... if that's the case, adding more nutes won't help much as the reactions still are hindered involving those nutritional molecules.

Szia. Megnéztem a naplódat, szép furcsa levelű növényke. A helyedben én kivenném arról a helyről, vagy ásnék egy kb 20 literes gödröt, amit megtöltenék jó minőségű kevert termőtalajjal. A növényed éhes, szomjas, és folyamatosan hőstressz alatt áll, ugyanis, a kavicsok nappal begyűjtik a hőt, emiatt a kora délutáni és kora esti órákban túlmelegítik a növényed gyökereit, éjjel pedig túlságosan lehűlnek amikor az éjszak első felében kiengedik a hőt, és hajnalra felveszik az éjszakai lehűlt levegő hőmérsékletét. Jobb, ha kövek helyett könnyű mulcsot használsz talajtakaróként, meg fogja hálálni a növényed.

Hi, looking at your photos, the slow development isn't caused by it being an 'autoflower'. Your plant is showing clear signs of stress and nutrient lockout. 1. Substrate & Environment: Growing directly in a decorative rock bed is likely the main problem. The roots have no proper soil to develop in, the pH is likely all over the place, and those rocks don't hold any moisture or nutrients. 2. Nutrient Issues: The yellowing and purple tips suggest the plant is starving or cannot uptake nutrients due to the hostile environment. 3. Recommendation: If you want to save it, carefully transplant it into a proper pot with high-quality, airy potting soil (like light mix or coco) and start using a proper feeding schedule. Don't worry about 'autoflowering' genetics yet – the plant is currently fighting for survival, not focusing on growth.