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Well one thing I know for sure is 24 hours straight would be a little over kill in my opinion. I don't have the equipment to do that for my plants. If I'm going to run a 24 hour light cycle of need a more consistent supply of c02 which I don't have. Leaving the lights on 24 hours at a time I...

I only bought autos and even when I gave them almost twenty hours of light they still flipped straight to flower. The only reason I cut back on the lights was because it was a too hot. I'm sure they'll end up fine by the time they're ready.

Everything I'm reading says on average that an auto should take around 10-12 weeks from seed to harvest?

So it should take four months or more for an auto flower to finish?

I'm not specifying a date but rather a specific time frame. Its definitely not done yet. My timing was pretty spot on with my last grow but were a different strain. We'll see how it goes

They're autos. And they started shooting pistols around the end of the second week of june. They came out of the dirt around the 28th of may. They're an 8 week flower plant so they're Actually 8 weeks old. For some reason earlier in the post I was set on them being about 11 weeks. My mistake

All this is definitely speculation on my part. If it needs more time than I'll give it more time. Maybe it isn't as far along as I'm guessing. I have it marked on my calendar for august 6th to chop down but that was me pushing back about three weeks as a precaution. So I'll just go with early...

I think it looks ok honestly.

I'll keep posting updates every other week or so. If its an auto I would assume it takes about twelve weeks maybe a little more, right? It's been flowering for about 7-8 weeks and the plant is right at 10-11 weeks. From what it said as far as growth cycle length online is that it takes 8 weeks...

But the plant itself just finished swelling up about ten days ago or so. Now its just starting to get frostier and smell better.

I just started the flower nutrients last week because the soil had a pretty good amount of nutrients as is. Wanted to make sure i didn't burn the roots. Its bounced back quite a bit since I gave it some big bloom earlier this week.

Relative humidity shouldn't be anymore that like 65% as I constantly have a fan on them and the climate where I live is pretty good.

Also this week marks about week 7 in total of flower. I was thinking about 9 weeks in would be about as far as it'll go without going Hermie. The plant in the photo is exactly 11 weeks old and it flipped to flower in about 2½-3 weeks after germination.

The plant you see above was only topped. Its an auto white widow from ilgm. 3×3×6 grow tent with a 600w hps. I used fish fertilizer and molasses in every other watering for the first month or so and now I'm using fox farms big bloom every other watering as well. I did one flush about a week ago...

Was thinking it has about two weeks left at most. What do you guys think? They're about they've had about 7 weeks of flower and they're whit widows

The difference I've noticed, is when you look at that part of the part that bulges a little at the nodes. If its male, typically it'll have those littles growths like yours have on the part that's actually on that bulging part itself. If its a female, those little growths won't grow at all...

This one ended up being male. What you can do is give it a 12/12 light cycle for a couple weeks and if it doesn't shoot out pistols and those growths continue to just get bigger then its a male for sure.

I'll post the photos here as well just in case.

Go to my page and look at what I posted a while back with some photos to compare to. I'm pretty sure that's a male though.

As of right now I've managed to diagnose and fix any issues I had quite successfully. I just know good nutrients is the barrier I'm trying cross as far as finding that margin that's not too much or too little. I don't have any compost but I have blood meal, bone meal, fish fertilizer, and...