After countless trial and error of starting plants, and trial and errors of setups, i have finally aquired a beautiful stocky,female Wonder autoflower. Anyway, i am wondering what my schedule should be now, in veg i watered every 4 or 5 days and used nutes. What should my water and fertilizer schedule be now that im in flowering? My plant has only been in 12/12 for 5 days but since its auto flower and i didnt trigger flowering, its definatly ahead of me lol. Could anyone approximate how long its been flowering? Maybe an extra week and a half or two? Oh and btw, in the pics if you notice any brown/burn marks, those are from when one of my fixtures fell and the cfl bulb fell on the plant, but no big deal, it only hit the leaves, no casualties or injuries in bud sites. http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e93/shocker159/29fe39f5.jpg http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e93/shocker159/629ebab8.jpg http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e93/shocker159/75f3555f.jpg Took this one while i was outside transplanting: http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e93/shocker159/a61c0354.jpg http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e93/shocker159/a5ce92d1.jpg
pics are not showing.. said they have been deleted. anyways what nutes are u using what soil ect... you would get help alot faster if u posted this stuff with some pics. do u ph ur water? how long has it been from seed stuff like that.
Pics are fixed now. And it was first put in a medium on August 24th in a seedling mix. It is now in a 5 gallon pot in a Growers Mix that my local nursery uses for its plants, it has a small amount of nutes included, small enough that i can add nutes myself without doing damage. And yes i my water is about 6.7
what line of nutes are you using? i use fox farms and at that stage its in i would use grow big, tiger bloom and open sesame.. im no expert so i cant tell how long its been flowering but my guess would be about 2-3 weeks? i just started my very first autoflower, critical jack like 3 days ago, so im not used to this kind. plants are looking good though, considering it got burnt and was transplanted from outside.my suggestion to you would be get a hand held microscope and check the triclomes.. once they hit about 80% amber and id say pull them.. all just depends on the kind of high your looking for.. most people harvest at 80% amber though. hope u get the help your looking for.
If it is a true auto but that bitch under 20/4 light schedule. The whole idea of autoflowers is that they flower regardless of light schedule. You can grow them out 12/12 but they will yield alot less. Best bet for Autos is 20/4 or at the min. 18/6. I'm under the impression it may not be a true auto if you planted it at the end of Aug. and its not almost done or at least alot further along.
Its been exactly 2 months since i first put it in the ground, but if we talk about how long its been above soil then its a little less than 2 months. So in less than 2 months its already 2-3 weeks into flowering, i would think thats pretty fucking good. And okay i'll switch it back to the longer light schedule, i also need to get daylight cfl's for flowering cuz im using soft white's atm And also my flowering fertilizer is called Garden Elements Bud and Bloom
My bad I didn't notice you were running cfl's that may be why they look like photo strains I use a 400 watt hps. Here is a photo of my last fast bud at 52 days for comparisons.
Yea cfl's were the best option for me, my grow room is my carpeted music room in my basement. Walls,floor, and door carpeted. So a high heat bulb would be a risky decision for proper plant growth and safety considering my grow room. So cfl's seemed the most logical. I think my next grow in january im gonna grow photo period plants and not auto's.
Yea cfl's were the best option for me, my grow room is my carpeted music room in my basement. Walls,floor, and door carpeted. So a high heat bulb would be a risky decision for proper plant growth and safety considering my grow room. So cfl's seemed the most logical. I think my next grow in january im gonna grow photo period plants and not auto's.