Nah just water for about another week then transplant. I started my last seeds in roots organic, it had plenty of juice to get them to the first transplant. Then they went into much hotter dirt.
Being that they are autos, i would move them into a 50/50 blend of the roots organic and something like fox farms ocean forest. You will have to feed a little when they are flowering but not much. 5 gallon fabric pots worked really well for me.
Your plants are massive compared to mine, and they were planted on the exact same day as yours. I think my time with autos are done, at least as far as NL autos are concerned. Free seeds but I don’t think it’s worth the time for the limited yield. I thought the purpose or desire to grow autos was that they harvest faster than photos. Now I do understand that a photo can harvest just as fast as an auto if you force the flowering early, but that defeats the purpose. Apparently NL autos don’t operate like others. Site said 7-8 week grow time under the right conditions, I’m curious what those conditions are.
I know what ya mean. I still have 7 more autoflower beans to pop. Thats also why i started the Skywalker, i say I'll give em another month to show any real change. After that I'll throw em out back in the sun. That will give the full light to the Skywalker. I ordered from seedsman, wbu? Idk if that speaks bad about them or all the individual breeders. Fastbuds, Pyramid, Kera, Sweet Seeds, Dinafem, and Original Sensible Seed Company. What are your conditions of ur grow area? My temps run between 76 an 83. The heat outside playing a role in that, with about 55% humidity. Post a few of yours im curious what yours look like if i think mine are way behind
