Aahh, i wouldnt worry bout that. Gotta wait a bit longer. They will show there true sex soon enough.
You want to be sure before you do something about it. They give some time before they put out any pollen.
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Alright, thank you. Man im hoping its a girl…
Thanks for the tag , I cannot tell from the photo Give it a couple days and shoot us another couple pictures.
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Its growing… through all the bad soil, its growing. Ive added some mycorrizhe and other assortments of goodies in small applications.
I got a few more coming along also
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Keep feeding the jacks. I feed 3 to 4 times in a row. Then one plain water. Then back to the jacks. They will take alot if you dont over do it. Meaning use less than they say. I run half teaspoon a gallon till they get bigger. But i can feed almost every watering that way. Looking good man. Keep it green✌ a little cal mag is good with that jacks too.
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Cal mag, or epsom salt? Same thing right ?
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I transplanted into the Coast of Main Stonington mix last night.
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I’ve transplanted my plants into 5 gallon ACinfinty fabric pots and im moving them indoors to a grow tent. I can imagine there is alot of problems growing indoors, the plants would be more sensitive to climate changes in the tent seeing that its going to ve regulated by me, a novice. Also altered sensitivities to fertilizers, i could imagine. Or am i wrong?
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Your right. Indoors they can use less nutrients. Also light sensetive. You gotta have all the equipment to do so. Are you buying a whole tent kit, with exaust fan and circulation fans. A humidifier or dehumidifier or both for some people. Depends on your natural climate. Heaters and ac. Ya, its alot of stuff that seems to keep growing as you do. Have fun. Best of luck✌
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Growing indoors You will have less problems. Late fall outside too much rain hard to avoid white powder mildew or bud rot. You have total control growing inside.
Good luck 
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Yes, i bought the whole 9 yards. Everything but a humidifier or dehumidifier and another curiculation fan is on the list also.
I have a 4×4×6.7 with 1 foot extension kit and trellis on the way. I have an ACinfinity Cloudline T6 PRO. And an HLG 200 Rspec and HLG refurbished 300L Rspec for lighting.
Im sure ill either be getting a humidifier or dehumidifier once i see whats up. But, this is all new to me… im in for the ride
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I would hold off on Buying dehumidifier you might not need it. If you are pulling your fresh air from controled Environment.
Couple of months into the grow you’ll know more if its needed or not. Everybody’s environment and space is a little different . You are covered on the lights good choice.
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Tthats what im thinking. Thats why i haven’t placed an order for either a humidifier or dehumidifier yet. Im putting it up on a 2nd story room that gets pretty hot and humid in the summer. The winter it gets a little dry due to the gas furnace heating system for the house. Dry hot air.
@kellydans
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I grow outside also, been doing it for a long time now. The difference I found out is the autos are like a trial run for the strian you’re growing. It goes from the two leaf seedling to harvest in about 10 weeks and that’s it It gets around 3ft ( regular female plant gets 7-12 ft.). It produces 2-4 ounces ( reg. fem. produce 14-21+). If you want to see what your harvest is going to be like just plant a auto before or at the same time and you’ll see in 10 weeks. Other than that there’s not much use for them. They cost the same as feminized seeds and if you’re real lucky you may get 1/5-1/4 of the harvest that you get from reg.fem. plants. It’s a lot of extra trouble for me. Wish I hadn’t even started them. They’re budded out now, 3ft., maybe 1 1/2 oz. each. If they get 1/3 as big and produce 1/5-1/4 as many Oz’s why are the seeds not at least half the price?
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Ive grown 5 autos now. Some outdoor and some indoor. NONE!!! Have finished in 10 weeks or less. I dont know how they get there numbers on autos from seed to harvest, but its not even close. My last auto flowered for 11 weeks. It took 5 months seed to harvest and is the only one that matured for me.
Unless your growing outdoors in a very short season, imo they are a waste of time and money. If you grow indoors i see absolutely no reason to grow them at all. They are picky and sensative to training and topping. If your a beginner and your first grow is an auto it probably wont go well.
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Thats why i stuck with photo periods. I just purched 25 seeds from ILGM. 5 feminized Mowie Wowie and 20 NYC Deisel. They are more Sativa, which i like more over Indinca. I like a headbuzz… not so much the lazy tired and hungry feeling. I am super excited over getting the Mowie Wowie in the dirt. Its my favorite. I had some stuff called Lambs Breath that was good back in the 80’s. I can’t find any seeds though…id grow this stuff in a heartbeat…lol.
But, yes, i am one for pruning and pinching my plants. Im learning how to mainline. I think this is a great idea. Bending the main stalk horizontal and bringing up all the secondary branches. An Auto would never survive my techniques…lol…
This is how I train autos. Use landscape stakes and ties. Much better yield if trained just a little.
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I’m seriously thinking about planting Auto’s next year it’s so dang hot and Humid here in July and August I figure I can get a couple of grows in during this long season usually don’t frost until the last of October all my plant’s are photos but I have a huge yield if I can survive the heat and humidity
That’s why I am going mostly auto. Got 12 going and four are already flowering. Hopefully be done before the worst of the heat, bugs and humidity. If I only got 1 1/2 oz each that more than enough for me for a year, which is my goal. Did pop 3 photos just for fun but 2 flowered when they were put outside so I don’t know if I can get back into veg.
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