budding help

LST= light stress training. You lightly tie down the branches to give more light access to the rest of the plant. And promotes more lower growth

 

Do a search for light stress training to get a better idea of how and some tips

 

Sorry space boy I'm not an expert on the autoflowers. It's looking good though. I hope there is somebody on here that can help you with that.

 

I hope so too because I was thinking about getting some auto seeds

 

There is a dude on here doing a lot of autos. His name is Canadian RooR.

He might be able to help you. Send him a private message, I'm sure he will respond.

 

I'll hit him up when I get some autos

 

autos have very short life spand.if you have your auto planted outside then leave it outside and yes it will do it's own thing.if you have it in a pot ,i would put indoors under some lights on a 20/4 light cycle as recommanded.autos are called autos because they flower on thier own,with no light cycle change.most autos take 8 to 10 weeks from seed to harvest.here's pic of my autos syrup and deimos.1 month old

 

ok it's an auto right?if so you want to give it as much light as you can outside.you don't want to have them only getting 12hr. of light and 12hr of dark.that is for reg. strains for flowering.autos need as much light as possible like 20hr. on 4 hr. off of light.like i said if you can bring it inside you should just buy some lights and grow it inside.it will grow outside but you will not yeild as much because it is only getting 12 to 14 hr. of light.

 

what strain of auto is that anyways?it doesn't look bad i would just leave it outside till it's done.

 

When the bud turns from a milky or white to about 2/3 an amber color