I have a couple autos that have grown a bit and started to flower in the solo cups. Haven’t been around to transplant. Is it too late?
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Definitely to late
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Im not up on Auto’s, so no experience to help you with that but many here are and will chime in.
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Too late. It wouldn’t do any good because the roots stopped growing a long time ago.
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way too late 
the are almost rdy to harvest. next time start in a 5-7 gal grow bag. start them in their final home and never transplant autos. they only live a short time 2-3 months transplanting can stunt them here how my autos look at 4 weeks
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@LilRon
Love the purple colors on the right. What is that?
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I appreciate everyone’s response!! so best bet is just see what happens with these(yield) and start something new?
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I believe that one is Bruce Banner
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Yes sir, I would start autos in their forever homes next time. They can be transplanted well but it takes experience and acting quickly and sometimes life just get in the way.
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I appreciate your help, that’s exactly what happened 
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Dont waste those. I’ve seen people grow big buds in solo cups! Just feed them the correct amounts of PPMs…
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I have to politely disagree with that advice. I feel that starting autos in a big pot is like sabotaging your own grow. My autos in soil average over 4’ and yield between 5 and 8 ounces per plant.
This is my current run of 8 autos in their solo cups.
And this is them today, 4 days after transplanting.
I’ll be starting to train them next week. If you want to follow along here’s a link to my journal.
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So what are you disagreeing with?
Starting autos in their final pot is what I’m disagreeing with.
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I think the risk of a new grower trying to transplant an auto, it’s a delicate process that’s needs to be timed carefully and correctly. It can be done with experienced hands.
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