Oops number three is bad picture sorry guys Is it me or did my auto hermi. This would be three out of eight that it has happened with. Is it common with autos @garrigan62
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Looks to me like you are correct.
I don’t grow autos but my understanding is that they are sensitive to any sort of stress.
I believe that sudden changes in environment such as extreme pH or temperature swings, or nutrient extremes can trigger them to herm.
If it is a hermie, don’t wait too long to get it out of your room. You don’t want to contaminate your room or tent with pollen. Difficult to clean up.
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Fack no good
I got a really good harvest and good smoke last time but yeah two hermi out of four I think I’m stressing without knowing using super soil. Perhaps next ones just regular soil and small dose of nutes if any. I got hooked on autos while I set up my photo garden trying to keep it moving always veg and flower at the same time. Need so much space.oh well out with the old in with the new right
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No’ it really isn’t First itme that I have heard of this happing to Auto’s
What’s going on in your tent as far as light goes ?
Have you stayed in the room when lights are out to see if any light is getting If not I would get in there and find out like real quick.
Also checked for any other lights that mite be on like the red light on a heater or fan any kind of light like that even light that can come under the door over window or what ever check everything cause something is changing your gal 's and you need to find it a.s.a.p
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Wouldn’t think light would hurt autos I think it’s from the heat or maybe supersoil overdose of nitrogen for the autos anyway
You would be surprised at what just a little light can do. Seen it too many times
What is your light schedule? I do 18/6 and have never had an auto hermi.
Yeah so do I I veg in the same room. They got like ten inch away from hid light think I stressed them a bit
I’m thinking heat stress is the culprit the two that hog it bad at the ones that went same with last grow