Stuck in limbo

[paintslinger78]

I have a plant that seems like it just stopped. Is there anything I can do to get it moving again? The plants in the pictures were started at the same time. Royal Queen Apple Fritter autos in coco in a tent. Im at ten weeks. I put the slower plant outside to free up space in the tent. Any help would be great.

 

[Bluey]

Nah. They have had it. It's a real shame to lose them like that.

on a serious note, great job. I have no doubt they have almost stopped growing but the buds will be developing slowly and steadily. Take two pics the same next week up close as well and watch them go.

 

[Gingerbeard]

You are flowering. They stopped getting discernably taller weeks ago. The only changes you should be seeing is the dying of the leaves and gingering of the hairs and trichomes.
Some people call it amber. I prefer ginger for obvious reasons. But then, I call disco balls 'multi-dimensional light refracting orbs.'

 

[paintslinger78]

Thanks for the reply. The plant in the first picture has looked like this for almost 2 weeks and has little to no bud growth. Is it worth the time or should I take it as a lose? The plant in the second pic is thriving. Curious how the two plants can be so far apart in growth.

 

[dirtymike]

You said Ginger, time to cut and smoke. Where's me pipe??

 

[Rwise]

Every plant is an individual, read the link above "When to harvest"

 

[Speedygreen]

Some autos just don't make the cut. It will finish and I'm sure it'll b good smoke but structurally it may not firm up the buds. If nothing else she may b a good candidate for edibles.

 

[Bluey]

Keep em going till the trichomes reach your desired maturity.

They really do look great and they will continue to mature albeit slowly