Autos in week 7 of veg

Hello everyone, this is my first grow in dwc, I have 1 candy cane and 1 amnesia haze autos in dwc using GH flora nutes in 5 gallon buckets on 20/4 light schedule. My question is do autos stay in veg longer in dwc? I'm in the beginning on week 7 and both are growing very well and very big with no signs of flowering. past autos I've grown were all soil and the most veg time I could ever get was 4 weeks or so.
 
I would be questioning if their autos. Would almost wanna flip light schedule and see if they flower
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Yea but the candy cane is crop kings and the amnesia is from ilgm, whats the odds of both not being autos and the amnesia came from the same pack that I have already grown in soil and it was a successful auto
 

Failmore

Well-Known Member
Imo if the auto plants likes the invironment it will push flower back a little bit to grow more. No science behind this. Just my thoughts.

I see a lot of people growing little autos in dirt.

I know people grow nice big autos in dirt. But I believe they know their stuff. While a newb in dirt grows a smaller plant.

My autos in hydro veged for 4-6 weeks and grew big.
 
Imo if the auto plants likes the invironment it will push flower back a little bit to grow more. No science behind this. Just my thoughts.

I see a lot of people growing little autos in dirt.

I know people grow nice big autos in dirt. But I believe they know their stuff. While a newb in dirt grows a smaller plant.

My autos in hydro veged for 4-6 weeks and grew big.
Thanks failmore, maybe there just that
 

Canabisius

Member
how ya doin growmie, I have grown autos in DWC and they did veg a lil longer than its siblings in coco. Right now I am running some CDLC x Zamaldelica exp. reg autos and there are 3 of 7 that are not male, it is now day 42 and still no sign of flowering. In my op its a good thing
 

Lenin1917

Well-Known Member
7 weeks on an auto with no flowering, that’s not probably not an auto, lots of times people will think they’re making auto seeds by crossing a photoperiod plant to an auto but there’s a few more generations of breeding to bring out the autoflowering trait.
 
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