Is this an Autoflower?

Seamoss

Seamoss

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I just read that Autoflowers aren't ideal for cloning so regardless I'll have to find a normal strain if I want a SOG. Apparently the clones keep the same age as the parent and die when the parent dies. I don't know but that's what I read.
 
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az2000

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Seamoss said:
Apparently the clones keep the same age as the parent and die when the parent dies. I don't know but that's what I read.
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Yes, that's true. What you cut off is on the same stage of life as what you cut from. It continues from that stage of life. It doesn't start over.
 
Seamoss

Seamoss

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Its been awhile and my plant lost all its fan leaves but I now think this is normal for autos. I added 1/3 strength nutes a few times and it got greener. I mistook a deficiency for a toxicity. My plant is 1-2 weeks away and I estimate a 1oz yield.
 

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Seamoss

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Would I be right in stating that the rule of thumb for a deficiency is yellowing and necrosis, while toxicities normally cause dark green and other colors?
 
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WhatDoYouWantFromLife

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Seamoss said:
Its been awhile and my plant lost all its fan leaves but I now think this is normal for autos. I added 1/3 strength nutes a few times and it got greener. I mistook a deficiency for a toxicity. My plant is 1-2 weeks away and I estimate a 1oz yield.
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An ounce dry ? Ok I'll bite. I see 2 ounces. The 1 ounce of prevention you should have taken and the 2nd one well..your going to need the whole plant dry
 
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az2000

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Seamoss said:
Its been awhile and my plant lost all its fan leaves but I now think this is normal for autos.
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I've only grown one auto strain. I didn't lose all my fan leaves. You probably reduced you N too much, switched to a so-called "bloom" product too soon, too much.

I think your plant has more time left on it. But, I can't see the trichomes, so you know more about it than I do.

Seamoss said:
Would I be right in stating that the rule of thumb for a deficiency is yellowing and necrosis, while toxicities normally cause dark green and other colors?
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I wouldn't say that. growweedeasy has deficiency photos.
 
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