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I was given the plant when it was about a month old and due to not having a clue I just had it on 12 hour shifts it's small but looking good any advice welcome cheers
 
any indication(s) of pre-flower? at this time? I hope someone pipes in . I am not sure-if it wereme Id put her on 18 light and 6 dark and see what happens.
 
Are those pistils I see? You can 18/6 it to continue vegging but you'll have to snip the buds off.
 
It's definitely in flower and it doesn't look bad considering... I'd see it though with 12/12 at this point and consider it a lesson learned. It looks like you could still get a decent amount of bud off of her.
 
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If its not an auto, Make some clones. Last thing you want is to find out you have a fantastic strain and no way to make more. Clones are so easy, its not funny.
 
run it through the full cycle. you will get a good harvest out of that if all goes well. oh yeah, do clones. it might take a while for them (clones) to return to veg but can be done
 
This is about 5 weeks on since I got her

How old was she when you started? If unknown, take some clones as I stated above and let her finish her cycle then try re-vegging her after harvest plus you will have clones you can keep in vegging state too.
 
Lol I'm not its a first time personal attempt what you have wrote doesn't make much sense to me I am a complete amateur to this if it takes 3 months I have 2/3 weeks to go it was only repotted in top soil so I have been giving it (old timer plant magic) with its water I have read not to give it any nutrients in the final fortnight do you agree also do I keep the lighting the same
 
Keep lighting at 12 hours of complete darkness per day.
In soil, water only may work well, but many soil growers do feed their plants some fertilizer. It depends on your soil quality. Watch the plant and try to keep it healthy.
 
Clones are pretty simple. With me I discovered large clones survive much better than the smaller ones, probably mostly due to the fact there is more vegetation to keep the cutting alive long enough for roots to form. My smaller ones, the ones that lived, always seem to just about lose all their leafs as new ones start.
 
Just saw the instructions. That's another issue I have, is forgetting to shake the bottles. Never saw much of a difference until I switched to Flora Nova. Not only did my plants grow much faster, I noticed when I had mixed the food before using it, I got a lot less issues of nute burn. I also use Bloomz.
 
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