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HELP! Starting to flower few days after transplanting...

Wayzee

Wayzee

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Is this a sign of shock from transplanting or did I get jibbed when I said photoperiods ? Should I top it FIM it or leave it?
They are less than 3 weeks old and only one of 3 has started flowering. Oh and they just started on their 5th node. TIA
 

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What little I know from a couple auto grows is topping them slows down the trasition into flower and feeding them N for a few weeks after they flower. Just so know I am a grower that will pull a plant that gets unreasonable
 
Thanks for the input guys. I'm just going to leave it and bend it a little.
 

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I tried auto flowers for my fit time this season and maybe being new I started too early. However after 3 weeks they starting to flower. At about 8 inches tall. Fortunately I have a few that stretched a bit however t he e twills will be minimal. Personally I do t see the attraction for auto flower plants at all. Lucky it’s still early enough to start something different. Plain feminized seeds were at least have some control over flower schedules. Just doesn’t make sense even though they’re faster you still waiting 2 months for lucky an oz. But a female regular I could grow out in 1 month longer and good chance of 8- or more zips. Do the math. I don’t get it Oh well I tried because I was very interested in this strain and didn’t even think about the inability to clone. If it was possible that was my main attempt.
 
Auto's ca nbe a challange for sure, TGhe first thing to do is forget all the bro science a d stress the hell out of them, top at 3 weeks and that will usually push out flowering until week 5 and I kept feeding grow nutes for 2 weeks after I see pistils then bring the N down gradually
Personaly I dont get the draw to Auto's, but I will admit they have come a long way in the last 10 years
 
Agree with FenoHntr. Autos are finicky, don't handle stress very well and can be a crap shoot in regard to harvest dry weight. This is why I don't recommend them to newbs.
 
Thanks guys, appreciate your thoughts and experience. Hopefully my other two are what they supposed to be and get going good soon and make up for what I'm going to loose on this bugger. I emailed the dealer to say I think there was a packaging mix up so hopefully I can get it sorted.
 
My first and only auto grow I grew out whilst vegging my photoperiods. This worked pretty well on 4 of them at the same time as vegging 4 photos. Total dry weight was 22oz for the 4 and I over did the N pretty badly. Lots of N toxicity but I got them to full amber anyway.

Autos do have their place but agree with what others say re difficulties and yields.
 
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