Help my auto is flowering after 7 days from seed!?

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Jambo94

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Killaki said:
It's been flowering this whole time. I was also under the impression you can force flower auto's with shorter light cycles, and the possible drawbacks are lower yield and or potency.
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This is what I thought might have happened, bastard. So it’s only got like 4 weeks left till it’s done hasn’t it? Haha I’m assuming I’m not gonna yeild more than a quarter off this then? The next autos i do will be on 24/0
 
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Killaki

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Jambo94 said:
This is what I thought might have happened, bastard. So it’s only got like 4 weeks left till it’s done hasn’t it? Haha I’m assuming I’m not gonna yeild more than a quarter off this then? The next autos i do will be on 24/0
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Possibly a little more till harvest but definitely not in veg haha. It's a learning experience at least.
 
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Jambo94

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Killaki said:
Possibly a little more till harvest but definitely not in veg haha. It's a learning experience at least.
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Ok thanks mate and that’s it, it’s all learning. I didn’t wanna put an auto on 12/12 but obviously didn’t have a choice cos of the photo. Won’t be doing it again that’s for sure lol but I guess it depends on the strains
 
twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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nuskool89 said:
In my opinion, theres your problem. Don’t re pot auto flowers. Start them in the final pot.

In most cases (sure there are exceptions) once the tap root senses/hits the base of a pot, it determines the size of the plant and how quickly it flowers
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This bro-science myth is as old as flushing. Please ignore this advice. Transplanting will not stunt an auto unless you mangle the roots.

4 days old is too young to transplant though. You want the roots to fill the container it's in before transplanting. This creates the healthiest root ball for your plant.
 
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