another week later, this plant will never flower😭
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Not necessarily a bad thing for the shock it went through. It just means it will have more time to be worth finishing. What i mean is you just may get enough in the end to have a nice jar or two full if it keeps holding off like this. Its worth growing just for the experience imo but getting a good harvest is always nice too.
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My grow climate makes for slow growing seedlings.
4-week solo cup seedling ILGM Hindu Kush pictured below.
getting new home
Now at 8-weeks, pictured below (three in 5-gal bags)
the ILGM Autos (same dates as the HKs) .
The race is won by finishing, not just beginning.
Relax they are growing good, compared to some that I grow.
Transplant shock normally 5-7 days (less) if done well.
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one month after getting over the stress, plant is growing and a lot of lst and defoliation done , i am waiting for the nodes to start showing signs of flowering, chat gpt says that adding a more bloom formula might help it to start flowering faster. i started this plant in 25 of October.
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dont mind my little jack herrer on the side
Looking better for sure. Not gonna be done by Christmas for sure. What soil are you in? The 2 week trip might be rough on her. Im kinda in the same boat.
the soil is just a random brand i found in leroy merlin and it is fine, the problem in my case is that i never added perlite to it and when i tried to add it later i couldnt dig deep enough to mix it while the plant was still in the pot. So now it just has some perlite in the upper part. For the 2 week trip i might water her a little more than i am used to and leave her on a 20/4 schedule. Technically it takes about 4 days to be dry so it will be only 10 days without watering (chat gpt says that it may be stressed a little and maybe some leaves turn yellow but i am gonna take that risk.
there is also this trick i found in which you take a bucket of water , you put some ropes, something like that , and one end goes to the bucket and the other in the pot. The water from the bucket will slowly go into the pot through the rope due to a physics thing (idk). But many people say that it works and i might try it a week before i go so i know that there wont be any issues.
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I ended up getting a drip system. Im in coco so dry dry is a no no. See what i did… there there 
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today i saw pistils, propably this plant has another 3-4 weeks before harvest so that means i will be here to harvest it. on tuesday i am going to a trip so for the next 2 weeks i wont have any pics to share
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If it’s just showing pistils you have 6 to 8 weeks or longer left. IMO
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You beat me to it. One month would be a breeder dream time. Most of us see 8 weeks past what your photo shows us.
Are you doing the string wicking method, letting it go dry?
A flipped over 1 litter bottle with the lid and a tiny hole drilled thru makes a good vacation water.
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yeah, i can’t believe this plant took me so much time to fully grow it, its been 2 months since i started it and now i have to wait another 2 to harvest it:sob:
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Double sob.
2- more months until harvest
and
2 additional months dry-cure.
Sob-Sob
Best wishes for good harvest and cure.
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on my next grow can i just get a photo and make it flower after half a month or something? i mean my goal isnt to get big yileds.
My first auto growing and they started flowering at week six.
Currently 10 weeks old. Pictured at 9 weeks old, 4-atuos and one photo.
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You can grow a photo on a 12/12 light cycle from start of seed to finish.
It will start flowering on sexual maturity. Anywhere from 2 till 6 weeks. Depends on what strain you buy. Photoes must have an absolute 12 hours of dark. Check out sea of green. 4 one gallon pots in the place of 1 five gallon pot. Grown start to finish on 12/12.
Also check out any photoperiod that says fast bud after name.
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This is not real. Regardless of Photo or Auto, the flowering period is 8-10 weeks. Flowering clock starts when you see hedgehogs or buttons like so.
If you wanted to grow a photo, you could run it at 20/4 for 5 weeks and then flip to 12/12. This way you would have the most possible growth prior to the flip. Heck you could even run her 24/7 for those 5 weeks.
Glad she is back on track.
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