Dang that’s a monster, I never seen a auto that big.
Thanks
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@Nip is growing some huge autos I believe @kellydans. Slide by his threads
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Thanks ! I agree @Nip is growing some big autos outside.
This is a Blueberry Auto from ILGM. We’ve had success with their products and this seems to be an aberration. It’s otherwise healthy but no signs of new growth. Has anyone seen this?
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Looks like it had a bit of a issue there and that’s why it has a knuckle, night have got stunted after that.
I agree it looks off… Maybe contact customer support you may have received a wonkey seed
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Thanks. I just wanna see what it does next.
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Same here, I current have a white widow auto flower that’s 15 weeks old and want bud for crap. Really frustrated because I could only get 9 out of 30 seeds to germinated since wife purchases these back in August 2021. A lot of mutations as well. Really considering another seed bank.
I know this is a bit old now. But could this be a light spectrum issue for you guys? especially the last image… There are flowers and plenty of sites, they are just small.
So it’s either not enough pk( but there would be soon many visable issues if this was the case… So I’m thinking that maybe you have the wrong spectrum led for flowering or very poor levels of red light?
I have 1 out of 5 autos just refusing to flower, it’s been under 12/12 for about 12 days now and is looking better (it was flimsy and floppy under 20/4 lighting but now has way more strength)… the other 4 are very well into flower, this one has only just got her first pre flowers!
Am on my 4th and 5th attempts at growing Gold Leaf Auto’s. Their estimated time until harvest is 10 to 14 weeks. After 4 months, none of the 1st three ever flowered or produced trichomes and were eventually thrown-out. On day 90 I gave up on plants 4 and 5 auto-flowering and switched their light schedule to 12/12. Today is day 94 and still no pistils or trichomes. So – as others have suggested – will now try total darkness for 2 or 3 days and see if they are actually photoperiod and can be inspired to produce something other than lots of otherwise healthy foliage and an increasingly taller and thicker canopy. If not, it’s the trash heap for them as well.
Setup: 2 gallon cloth buckets from a apotforpot starter kit, ILGM seeds and plant foods, California Lightworks Solar Extreme 250 (LED), 2’x2’x5’ grow tent, well regulated temperature, humidity, and airflow from above and below. Pots always well-drained.
@bubby Wow, I cannot believe the size of that auto. I hope u get it to flower and finish cuz that thing is gonna be an absolute monster. I thought mine was big cuz it didn’t flower til week 6 
im following along just to see how that thing turns out. And to the dude who is 6’6",that freaking plant musta been about 7’3" how much did u pull off that beast? Or is it still growing @Nicky
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Killed it 3rd week of flower by accident. Turned it into butter.
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are you guys with the late/slow flowering doing 24/0 by any chance? I found some autos dont like to flip with more than 18
I run 20/4 all the time have for years.
If they get stuck put them in darkness for 2 days then switch to 12/12
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@Nicky that thing was absolute monster, I’ve never seen an auto that big before
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It’s because it was bread by a bad breeder…
I didn’t do my research and bought from a shady seed bank called Pacific seeds, their auto turned out to not be an auto.
Breeders that don’t stabilize their genetic lines leave you with autos that don’t auto…
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Same thing happened to me with ilgm.
I had no issues with Pacific but I don’t buy them no more. I only did because they had a specific strain that is no long breed by the Breeder and haven’t in like 3 years.
I prefer Attitude as I was over 1500 seeds in my Seed Bank when I joined.
I’m waiting very impatiently for my Autoflower Gorilla Glue the show me a sign of Bud. Every time I think I see a pistol it turns out to be just another leaf. But the bud sites are turning a lighter green and I think I finally see my first real pistol but I keep getting fooled.
If you have an idea feel free to say so like I said I’m mostly just impatient I should know in another week I hope it started at seedling life on 2/6 it’s now 3/6 due to stupidity on my part I damaged the tip so I whacked her. Only trouble a little late in the game. Oh well.
Most autos start flowering after about 4 weeks, but that’s just a reference, and not an exact number you can count on. Also, sometimes autos need a little encouraging to flip by adjusting the light schedule. So, if after 7, 8 weeks, she still isn’t showing at least preflower, I would flip the lights
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