I have 2 Cream autoflowering, 1 gorilla glue auto flowering and 1 Royal Dwarf auto flowering. The first picture is the Cream Autoflowering the second one is Gorilla glue they were sowed the same day and planted amd sprouted and the same time.
Are my girls looking okay
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Dontjudgeme
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Got some pretty heavy stretching going on there. What’s the wattage on your light? Actual wall draw?
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Dontjudgeme
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That would explain the stretch. Not enough light. I would strongly suggest a better light.
Dontjudgeme
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How big is your tent? On second thought you have a homemade grow box. Are you exhausting? Do you have a humidifier? Hygrometer? Oscillating fan?
It's a 2x2x4.5
Dontjudgeme
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That light would work sufficiently.
Okay cool and I have another question if you dont mind. This is my first time actually putting what I've learned to the test so about when should the start flowering and how can I tell if the biggest one is or not?
Dontjudgeme
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Auto flowers don’t really work on a specific time in terms of flowering. Seed banks give estimated times, but auto flowers seem to do things when ever they feel like it, unlike photos where flowering is triggered based on light schedule changes. But you have a while to go before flowering starts. I would try to get that new light as soon as possible though.
And to answer the other I actually have a 4" inline fan attached to a 4" carbon filter. With a small fan on the inside and a hygrometer too.
This is the box I built
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Dontjudgeme
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Nice. I like the box. You would get more like reflection if you tin foiled the whole box. Or just buy a roll of Mylar. But other than that, the new light would do well in there. And when you say inline, you mean a fan to bring fresh air in, or is it being used to exhaust out the top?
It's being used to take out at the top on the other side of the wall the fan is connected to it drawing the air out. And thanks for the help
Dontjudgeme
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For sure. Keep us posted. Happy growing.