I’ve grown a few autoflowers in my greenhouse so far with varying degrees of success and failure. With those seeds I got a freebie photoperiod Bruce banner which I planted up in a container. I live quite far north and won’t get 12/12 light/dark until October but being in the far north will almost certainly get heavy frosts during the flowering period (12 weeks?)and even with my limited knowledge know that’s a bad thing!
I have a small shed which is very dark but not totally light secure, there are a few very small slithers of light which may get in - as in through slight gaps between wooden slats here and there.
Is this light secure enough to force it to flower?
How much more might it grow?
Growing autoflowers means I have no experience of topping, so I haven’t topped it. If I do so now, will it inhibit the height of the plant (already about 1metre tall, the shed’s about 1.5metres high) or just bugger it up?
I was hoping to be able to harvest before November hence forcing it now - hopefully.
All and any advice will be gratefully received.
I have a small shed which is very dark but not totally light secure, there are a few very small slithers of light which may get in - as in through slight gaps between wooden slats here and there.
Is this light secure enough to force it to flower?
How much more might it grow?
Growing autoflowers means I have no experience of topping, so I haven’t topped it. If I do so now, will it inhibit the height of the plant (already about 1metre tall, the shed’s about 1.5metres high) or just bugger it up?
I was hoping to be able to harvest before November hence forcing it now - hopefully.
All and any advice will be gratefully received.
Comment