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82 Days and Tiniest 'Buds' ever-Time to Surrender?

GrislyOldVet
GrislyOldVetstarted grow question 7d ago
My Blueberry Runtz autoflower clone is nearly 48 inches tall. She's at least that wide. But after 82 days the 'buds' are tiny. Really tiny. Something clearly went wrong along the way. Does anybody with lots of experience think there's any chance they turn around?
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Still_Smoq
Still_Smoqanswered grow question 7d ago
You treated this auto like a photoperiod. Cloned autos rarely have the time to recover and produce correctly. You started giving them 12 hours of light when an auto doesn’t need this trigger, then went back to 19 hours, so the plant is reveging. I think you tried to grow the hell out of it and overcompensated on the nutrients. Too much nitrogen during the budding phase will cause small, airy buds.
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ZariRat_Grow
ZariRat_Growanswered grow question 7d ago
Hello friend, great grow, it's very good but the plant seems to be revegetating. In our humble opinion, just to try, I would give it a watering with 10-volume hydrogen peroxide, about 10ml per liter, plus a little bit of PK, the plant might react. Good luck, great grower, and you're doing very well. Cheers 💚🍀🌱🍀💚
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 7d ago
Effed up genetics..............never heard of an auto-flower clone before. There is no point waiting, there is no miracle that is going to happen and magically be producing normal flowers. Plant looks waaaay over fed in general, but this would not cause this result, just mutant genes. Looks more like inbred bag seed than anything else.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 7d ago
Looks like a re-vege, but that really shouldn't happen with an autoflower... probably some kind of fucked up autoflower mutation.... i've seen stem elongation continue in flower with an autoflower before, but the leaves look like a re-vege too. Think this is just a very confused plant doomed by it's genetics. And no, i would not expect a turnaround. They look a bit overfed, but i would not attribute the outcome to that. Think this was out of your control.
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