Is it okay to starting a plant of an auto feminized seed outdoors in September?
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Hey omaged,
Welcome to 420! Maybe... maybe not - depends on climate & temps, can you give more info?
what state or region are you located in? what’s your average temps for oct & nov?
Welcome to 420! Maybe... maybe not - depends on climate & temps, can you give more info?
what state or region are you located in? what’s your average temps for oct & nov?
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Stormblessed
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Oh wow I was thinking gonna b to cold but that’s definitely not the case lol
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I’d say it’s possible but depending on ur amount of daylight u might not b able to veg really
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Since September, it's been getting about 12.5 hours of daylight till date.
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So it will most likely go from seedlings right into flower unless u can put some light on them for a few hours a day during darkness
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Would a normal light bulb do the trick if it's on all night? Or should I take other measures?
Thanks a lot, you're very helpful.
Oh yes I was expecting New Jersey or something. Yes those temps are great! Plus since you are in a 5 gallon bucket you can move indoors if needed, but most here give autos 18 hours of light each day of course that’s for indoor growers. The 12 hour days will affect yield.
regular incandescent is not the best, cfl is better an led would be great but do what you can
regular incandescent is not the best, cfl is better an led would be great but do what you can
"it stopped growing leaves and the old leaves are turning yellow and dry" is probably not a light-hours issue, lol. Hey, @Emilya , got time for a new patient?
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Agreed, a picture is worth a thousand words 
Emilya Green
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yep, I am helpless though, without a good picture
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It’s ok, don’t fret but you’ve got a fairly stunted autoflower that is now trying to build flowers.
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What r u feeding her?
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Only water till I started seeing orange spots on a leaf so I added Calmag one time
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If it helps with anything, here are some pictures of another plant (Mango Reg) that I
planted at the same time (1st of Sep) and under the exact same conditions.
----"North African climate, temperatures in Oct and Nov ranges between 30-32 by day and 21-24 by night.
So far I use only water to feed, with a PH level of 6.5-6.8. it's planted outdoors in a 5 gallon pot with soil containing Peatmos, Fermi-composite, vermiculite, and Perlite. "
----"North African climate, temperatures in Oct and Nov ranges between 30-32 by day and 21-24 by night.
So far I use only water to feed, with a PH level of 6.5-6.8. it's planted outdoors in a 5 gallon pot with soil containing Peatmos, Fermi-composite, vermiculite, and Perlite. "
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It’s an autoflower problem, autos can grow really well and get decent yields.... but they can also be stunted easily. Once stunted typically the yields are not good, however you will gain experience so try to keep growing her out. It’s possible that she will recover some but most likely yields will be low.
autos can be topped & trained, cloned and transplanted.... but their internal clock is racing to the finish. the timeline is so quick & from what I’ve read everything like topping training etc must be completed by day 21. Autos cant be revegged either since they are born with a toe tag of death so to speak.
I can grow autos worth a flip... I stunt them every time. Last week pulled a Alaska Purps 9 or 19 weeks old... I got less than 1.5 gram yield. I prefer photos where I have control also photos can take mistake after mistake and keep on growing, plus they can be revegged fir 2nd and 3rd harvest.
ok that ph is too high.... it’s 6.0 to 6.5 for soil grows
special care should be given to watering practices, you’ve got a tiny plant in a huge container. You need Emilya’s articles on How to Water a Potted Plant and also How to Water an Autoflower or Small Plant in Large container. Look in her signature line above and study those 2 articles ^^
autos can be topped & trained, cloned and transplanted.... but their internal clock is racing to the finish. the timeline is so quick & from what I’ve read everything like topping training etc must be completed by day 21. Autos cant be revegged either since they are born with a toe tag of death so to speak.
I can grow autos worth a flip... I stunt them every time. Last week pulled a Alaska Purps 9 or 19 weeks old... I got less than 1.5 gram yield. I prefer photos where I have control also photos can take mistake after mistake and keep on growing, plus they can be revegged fir 2nd and 3rd harvest.
ok that ph is too high.... it’s 6.0 to 6.5 for soil grows
special care should be given to watering practices, you’ve got a tiny plant in a huge container. You need Emilya’s articles on How to Water a Potted Plant and also How to Water an Autoflower or Small Plant in Large container. Look in her signature line above and study those 2 articles ^^
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