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Blue Mazar / Autos size question

OldLister

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Trying to setup a new indoor winter grow area for autos (eg. Blue Mazar). Anyone know the approximate/average size of one plant in height and square foot requirements, assuming I used some low stress training. Thank you.
 
Where did you order them from? Did they provide an estimated size?

Estimated size is max 40 inches tall and "bushy". I'm assuming the height is without training. I've not yet ordered since I'm still trying to get a handle on scale size and requirements - as I'm limited with floor space and height. Thank you
 
Unfortunately the estimates are just their averages. So many things can come into factor that make it very difficult to say your plant will be this high and this wide accurately. I have had autos that claimed 36 inches tall, and they have far exceeded that height. There are LST techniques you can do to keep your plant short and bushy. Or things that can be done to make it less bushy. I hate to say this, but it is a crap shoot trying to guess a plants size, you never know until it grows... I have a white widdow growing that was supposed to be an auto... She is 7 foot tall and wide... How big of a space do you have to work with?
 
30inch with the light or without it . That’s really not a lot of head space . May run into issues with light burn . You can make your plant as tall as you want it with training . Super cropping works great for this . I had a plant that was 10 inches y’all and 3 feet wide before I untied her and let her explode upward . So I would t really worry about hight to much . It can me managed to fit your space with some semi-aggressive training . Check out my grow journal I’ll post a link below and you can see how training can help you fit your plant to your space .
 
30" width x 50" length x 72" tall is the area I'd like to work with. Thank you

That's about the size of my tent... I grow 2 at a time. You'll have to do some lst but you should be fine. You'll end up taking some of the lower branches off possibly when they start to flower, because of light issues. Honestly, I would do one plant and you'll know how they grow and can adapt what you learn to 2 plants. Best of luck on your grow!
 
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