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Hmmm. Nope, has nothing to do with size of pot or light being used. It has everything to do with how much water your plant is using.

Sorry for the double. This was supposed to in there

They are growing like crazy right now. Hopefully this southern sunshine and weather helps.

11 days from sprout. Moving along nicely.

Role of thumb. Pick up your container dry. When it feels like this (light) water it. When you pick it up and it feels heavy like water is still present, dont water...

20gal pots, Soil: Roots Organic 7hrs full outdoor sun, 10hrs 200watt cfl. Will do this schedule for 3 weeks(2more) and then leave outdoors to finish. Started 05/01.

My only advice is start small. You can always add.

Circular argument.

2500 plants on 1acre??? Ya ok.

You need to gradually work you light cycle down to mimic what's going on outside to reduce shock. Shock alone can push balls on a female...

Like yourself, I've read over plenty of journals that have stated the same (25-60gr per plant). Expecting 200gr from an auto is pretty unrealistic but not impossible. The strains I've seen the most push over the 50-60gr mark would be magnum autos and think different. Do you know what strain they...

What they said. Read.. and then read some more....

Month + easy

Chop, trim, hang, jar, smoke :joint:

Dude, roll a fatty and go blaze her out. And when your shit is done a cured, put together a little "thank you for being fuckin cool" package and you'll never have to worry about it again. Had a neighbor like this and always thought they got down but it never came up until we got 20in of snow...

What he said.... :eyesmoke:

Damn. This a specific strain bread to be better suited for indoors? Some strains are just too picky and sensitive for outdoors.

So after reading over your main post again. The temp is the source of your problem. If she was in the ground, the roots might not get nearly as cold and fast. But shes in a pot and open to the air. Below freezing temps at night and temps barely pushing 65 during the day. Look at it this way...

How long has this plant been the mother? Some strains are better suited for indoor growing and vice v.

Same page. Lol And wont lie. Jealous, wish I could spend a year or two there. 365 days a year of blue skies sounds awesome!