JuanaNoDroga

@OhcanaDAbiz, Thank you so much!

@TheUndercoverGrower, mmm okay! Thanks!

@JuanaNoDroga, I'd be tempted to leave them in the 7l pots. Just cause more stress transplanting

@TheUndercoverGrower, They are on a 7L pot

@TheUndercoverGrower, Okay, so what should i do? Should i transplant them to the final pot or should i wait a little bit more? The thing is that I don't have the budget rifgt now to put them under a light 24/7. For the mites, i will take a close up picture so you can see and tell me :grinning: but i don't think is overwatering, i wait until the soil is dry to water again a little bit cause the plants aren't big enough Thank you too for your suggestions! :grinning:

Hi, just a suggestion with autoflowers, they do not like to be transplanted due to stress and stunted growth. For future reference, plant directly into final pot. 3 gallon preferably. With such a short lifecycle the least amount of stress possible. I hope this helps. Happy Growing!!

Good luck with the grow. Can I just suggest with autoflowers starting them in their final pot, transplant tends to shock them & slow down growth. Also I would personally start them indoors under a light 24/7 just to give them a head start. If you think they have spidermite check the underside of the leaves for mites and eggs. I'd be surprised if you had mite already, possibly over watering though. Again good luck with the grow

Good luck in ur first outdoor grow!

@MesFarms,Thank you!!!!

@OhcanaDAbiz, Oh okay! Learning new things! Thank you!