Hey all my auto growmies never had an auto do so well or be so tall just looking to get some feedback getting a lot of fox tails
Coco/jacks
On 12/12
Strain is afghan mass xxl
Indoor in a 5x5x6.5
November 15
@Autos-only , @MeEasy , any suggestions gentlemen? 
I usually back off and cut down the intensity of the light. Personally I believe once she started Fox tailling this bad as your images show there’s truly no turning back from it
when you start checking trichomes it’s going to be difficult as you need to get behind the foxtails to get a really true reading.
It’s not the end of the world
By the way your plant looks gorgeous
Thanks for the tag @kaptain3d
Hello 
@Gronasbros it looks to me like a genetic thing with that girl. I would look for other pictures of the strain and see if it’s a genetic trait. Here’s a good article on the different reasons for plants to continue making new pistils. I can’t link it but this picture has some clues
Some strains are breed to have foxtails. I think they are beautiful
Some strains just naturally fox tail and it’s soo annoying! Cooler temps and lower light intensity helps sometimes…
Second to genetics, stress is the main cause of this. Making sure your ph and runoff numbers are staying good could prevent this.
Thanks @kaptain3d !! I appreciate the tag!
I backed the lights off a little and turned them down a little temps are cooler so we’ll see if it takes any effect here but last time I grew this one it didn’t even get anywhere near as tall. This thing is almost 6 1/2 feet tall.
I did some searchs on it. Foxtails seems to be in the genetics. As was said.
Seen some say they had 11 weeks of flower.
You said riddle me this 2 weeks from 8 weeks of flower. Answer 6 weeks of flower.
So riddle me this if you are 2 weeks from 8 weeks of flower needing 11 weeks flower. What do you get.
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Sorry man couldn’t resist.
Not sure about the foxtailing, just stopped by to say nice looking lady!
