my autos planted feb 16 or 19?
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not feb jan oops
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The ones in the middle?
the front row are autos the back row are photos and 2 on left corner are from dispensary bagseed wedding cake that I have no clue about
My main concern was the size mostly. I mean the plant is barely 8 inches and it’s in flower
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my autos seem super tall this time and last time but my photos have been really squatty but the really grew after I flipped them to 12/12 and my best buds were on the little ones
Do you know the “days til harvest” for auto?
HA! I dont think anybody really can say for sure. I made every mistake you could make and stressed my till I thought they would die and they vegged for 15 weeks. I checked the bag they came in and it said autos
I appreciate the help. Good luck on your grow!
thanks you too
WIAT you were trying to stress it to flower?
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I ask bc I transplanted the flowering one and broke off a huge root. Two days later it flowered
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Autoflowering plants are on a predisposed life schedule and will flower when they want.
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@Jbum hey I always see ur name pop up in deficient situations! Any reason in particular that these plants are yellow where new growth is growing?
Was thinking about making a tea today
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That’s the normal color of rapid growth
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I predict you will absolutely fall in love with growing this plant. I started about 20 years ago and I’ve been dreaming about it ever since…
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you know what everybody told me when I was stressing over my plants? its a weed. it will grow. I myself say dont borrow problems. dont put your plant on a time clock. just love it. happy days are coming
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Possibly stimulated the plant to flower as a defensive measure. Breaking the root off is a technique fruit tree growers use to stimulate flower. Losing roots is a bad thing.
FYI all autos have Ruderalis genetics: that’s where the auto in auto flower comes from.
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