Autoflowers....make me a believer please

[rockman]

Agreed! I recently moved an autoflower seedling from 3 inch to 6 inch, then to final pot in a very short time...each time noticing that roots were so close to being cramped. Thinking that I would be better off going in as seed directly to final pot (even though I'm a very careful transplanter). Cheers! 🌞

 

[oldsmoke]

Im in the UK and forced to grow Autos between September and May, its too cold to have the lights off for 12 hours where my tent is, so I leave the lights on 24/7.

Horses for courses

 

[Chemichael]

Based on time and efficiency and space - I am going to attempt to focus on mainly Auto variety in the future. Im going to keep and clone some specific breeds that I enjoy that arent, but those will be more of projects as opposed to churning buds month after month. If the light cycle stays relatively the same, one could start autos in the clone / mother tent- and after a month, toss them in the flowering tent with the other autos at different phases of growth. So at all times, a steady rotation of ones coming up for harv, and ones going in, etc. Now I wish I could speed up time