Skinx Hey nice looking plant I’m Growing a couple Myself, I found they really responded well to LST tho my first one got cut in half by a falling fan so it’s not as big as I’d like she’s still very happy.

Lildjango Very indica...make sure to give phosphorus the purple red colors are an indicator of phosphorus deficiency

Ckutz Lol I know how to tell the difference between LED lighting and leaf colours lol. Also I’m in flower so I’m using more Phosphorus and potassium but thanks.

DeadZone1121 Autos aren't that bad after a few grow to just leave in your tent while you veg photos

Thunderturd253 You are doing 24/0 schedule right? If you are, maybe run a 20/4. If you aren’t maybe work up to 24/0

Ducatiboy It really depends on your style of growing. Take a look at myorganic grows. You can get them much bigger to where your harvesting 3-8oz every 30-60days if you run it right.

RowsOfGreen Looks good man. I would relax on the water and let her dry out a bit. Every picture you pot looks soaked. Let the roots search.

Ckutz Thanks for your advise, but the pots are not soaked, using neem oil to protect and help with fertilization. I just finished my Lemon OG Today, you should check that out 😉

Ducatiboy She doing just fine!

Ckutz This is my first Autoflower so Any advise is always welcomed. I usually have a bigger plant by now with a feminized seed but seeing as these don’t grow as tall I would think they have a slow start and a fast finish?

Ducatiboy Depends on soil, lighting, ph, feeding/watering routines etc. she looks to be on track!

Ducatiboy What was the point in transplanting? Not being rude just curious. Why not just put it in the finishing pot from the jump?

Ckutz Auto flowers are susceptible to transplant shock and they typically grow short so the best way is to just transplant into the finishing pot.

Ckutz Originally I didn’t have space for the finishing pot for this plant, that’s the only reason why I didn’t do it from the jump otherwise I would