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An auto in bag seed? Judging from the first photo I would say the fresh white pistils tell me it still has more time left. i'm concerned with the brown and yellowing areas, i would closely inspect inside for bud rot. Are you using a jewelers loupe, I found the light reflections from a camera...

Photos, what strain is it, is it just one plant? I grew lemon autos and they stay small.

Would love this guy as my neighbor.

Are you happy with how the trichomes look? Just going by the second photo I would say check back in two weeks, still plenty of fresh pistils. I can't tell the size from the photos but they could still be swelling getting larger.

Droopy leaves with dry looking soil seems to need watering. Looks like the leaves are yellowing at the bottom of each branch, I want to say it's looking for nutes. Have you increased the nutes as it went into flower?

Posting a few photos would really help get an answer.

Buds seem to be swelling nightly now, branches getting heavier turning sideways and drooping. Think i'm getting better at trimming, removing inner and lower buds that won't produce much. Just examined them and no signs of PM coming back yet after using a milk spray over a week ago. I did...

I drench the plants with 1 part skim milk and 9 parts tap water, use a pump type sprayer hitting every part so it drips off. I will spray first thing in the morning so the sun and wind has plenty of time to thoroughly dry it. The plants seem to tolerate it well and I haven't noticed any...

Your plants will keep growing and hopefully they will swell as harvest time gets closer. When you chop the plant and hang to dry the buds will shrink 1/2-1/3rd in size.

Can use clean 5 gallon buckets, larger make it easier to wash larger amounts obviously. My last wash I used: -1 box baking soda with the juice from 2 fresh lemons in 10 gallons water (18 gallon container). 1st Wash. -1 cup 3% hydrogen peroxide in 4 gallons water (5 gallon bucket)...

My last harvest I washed the plants and it came out great. The first wash was with baking soda/fresh lemon juice/tap water, then in a bucket of hydrogen peroxide/tap water, then rinse off thoroughly in the sink with spray nozzle. Hang in front of a fan for a few hours until dry then hang as...

I mix 1 part skim milk with 9 parts tap water and use a 2L pump sprayer to drench the plants. I've read any milk will work but skim has less fat so it may not leave as heavy a residue, not sure how true that is, this last time I used 1% because the sell by date happened to be longer when i was...

My plants are doing well despite having powdery mildew since they were small. I was just going to toss them but decided to spray with milk and it seems to actually work. I was just talking to my neighbor who also has a few plants outside and he told me about someone a few streets away having...

Do you have a jewelers loupe to closely examine the plants, I like the 30x-60x loupe I have. The holes could be from bugs.

They should be "regular" seeds, 50/50 chance they are fem/male. Chances are 1 will be female at least. Plant them and see.

I am able to have some good air flow from a vent hole i cut in a closet door at the bottom, this creates a wind effect from the negative pressure created by the exhaust fan, I also have a small fan directed midway up the plants and then another fan directed at the lights to diffuse the heat.

I first noticed the PM about 2 months ago when the plants were small, I was just going to toss them since I already had an indoor grow finish and have plenty. I decided to try the milk spray, 2 months later the plants look great. I think the key is using a good sprayer and getting every single...

My plants have white mildew so i spray them down with milk, mix 1 part skim milk with 9 parts tap water and soak the plants. I spray first thing in the morning so the sun dries it quickly. I use a 2 liter pump type sprayer, soaking so it washes the leaves and buds. Plants are coming along...

Please don't.

I like to view through a 60x loupe. From the one photo above I would say another month.