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MrBlue86 · Monday at 8:37 AM

First timer grower, total amateur. Learning as i grow. Just want a bit of feed back if im on right track.. i have small 70cmx70cmx160cm grow tent, with carbon filter fan and 100watt led light.

anything that needs changing from the pics? Currently have the light about 12 inches from plants and the ppfd is reading around 300.

thanks in advance for any info and pointers.

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MrBlue86 · Monday at 8:47 AM

Apparently these are already goin into flower stage‍

is there anyway to rescue this or not?

MissinThe90’sStrains · Monday at 8:50 AM

Are they photoperiod or auto flowering seeds?

MrBlue86 · Monday at 8:58 AM

There autocuttings

MissinThe90’sStrains · Monday at 9:04 AM

If they are an auto flowering type, they will begin to flower once they’ve reached a point where they’re either “mature enough“ to do so, or if they get stressed out. There really isn’t anything you can do to stop autoflowers from flowering. You can try to give them the best conditions to continue and push on through, or try to start over again.

MrBlue86 · Monday at 9:10 AM

Should i justvstick them on 12/12 and pray for best?

weedstoner420 · Monday at 9:13 AM

So someone gave you rooted cuttings from an autoflowering plant?

I'd keep them on 24 hours lighting if that's the case...

MrBlue86 · Monday at 9:44 AM

weedstoner420 said:
So someone gave you rooted cuttings from an autoflowering plant?

I'd keep them on 24 hours lighting if that's the case...

Would this get them back into veg?

weedstoner420 · Monday at 11:35 AM

MrBlue86 said:
Would this get them back into veg?

Dunno. There is very little (reliable) info out there about cloning autoflowers. If they're actually photoperiod clones then it would help them switch back to veg.

How certain are you that they're actually autos?

DeadHeadX · Monday at 11:50 AM

weedstoner420 said:
Dunno. There is very little (reliable) info out there about cloning autoflowers. If they're actually photoperiod clones then it would help them switch back to veg.

How certain are you that they're actually autos?

If they’re autos, they will stay autos. If they’re in flower, they’ll continue to flower. Wouldn’t expect much if that’s the case. I’d give them 20 hours of light or so just to allow them to grow to the best of their ability, but autos are on a clock and changing light cycles will not change what is genetically predetermined.

MrBlue86 · Monday at 11:58 AM

They are autos but apparently they was just put into a12/12 to show the sex ‍

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least its my first go/grow so im allowed to make mistakes on this one and im willing to experiment any way needed but dont want to waste time trying to reveg if its unlikely to happen..

any idea on yield? if any if flowered at this stage

MickFoster · Monday at 12:01 PM

I agree with all the above posters.

MickFoster · Monday at 12:03 PM

MrBlue86 said:
They are autos but apparently they was just put into a12/12 to show the sex ‍‍ least its my first go/grow so im allowed to make mistakes on this one and im willing to experiment any way needed but dont want to waste time trying to reveg if its unlikely to happen..

any idea on yield? if any if flowered at this stage

Autos don't require a 12/12 light schedule to show sex and flower........they do it automatically regardless of light schedule.
I can't guess yield, but I wouldn't expect much.

MrBlue86 · Monday at 12:24 PM

Thanks for all the replies , I will just get her on a 12/12 and feed her the best i can and see what she can do Sweep stake on yield? I’ll go with 10g per plant but im being an optimist there I think

DeadHeadX · Monday at 1:07 PM

MrBlue86 said:
They are autos but apparently they was just put into a12/12 to show the sex ‍‍ least its my first go/grow so im allowed to make mistakes on this one and im willing to experiment any way needed but dont want to waste time trying to reveg if its unlikely to happen..

any idea on yield? if any if flowered at this stage

Whole point here is that an auto will never reveg. Doesn’t matter what light cycle you give it. That’s why it’s an auto.

MickFoster · Monday at 1:11 PM

MrBlue86 said:
I will just get her on a 12/12 and feed her the best i can

Do that and you will prevent the plants from growing to their potential.

MrBlue86 · Monday at 1:28 PM

MickFoster said:
Do that and you will prevent the plants from growing to their potential.

what should i do with them to maximise there potential from here ?

MickFoster · Monday at 1:54 PM

MrBlue86 said:
what should i do with them to maximise there potential from here ?

DeadHeadX said:
I’d give them 20 hours of light or so just to allow them to grow to the best of their ability,

Perfect reply......post #10

MrBlue86 · Monday at 2:17 PM

What about putting in a bigger pot with a better mix , just in cocoa at the moment. I have 3 and 5 gallon fabric pots ? Or is it not worth the stress of transplanting these poor girls?

Farmer's Hat · Monday at 3:03 PM

MrBlue86 said:
What about putting in a bigger pot with a better mix , just in cocoa at the moment. I have 3 and 5 gallon fabric pots ? Or is it not worth the stress of transplanting these poor girls?

Transplanting those autos into bigger pots is not worth it. If it were me, I would start some feminized photoperiod seeds in 1gl pots, ASAP. If your going to flower the autos on 20/4, you can definitely get some nice photoperiod seedlings going with that light schedule.
It looks like you still have plenty of space for a few more plants. I grow 9 plants in 1gl pots, in a 2x2 tent. Dont be afraid to cram the plants. :bigjoint:

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