Under developed buds???

When I pulled thus plant the buds were really plump. Trichs were cloudy and I thought she looked good. However they were autos and I kinda fucked everything up throughout the grow and after drying for 2 weeks at roughly 60/60 this is what they look like.

Did I pull early? Put in soil 4-4 and pulled 7-25.

Do you think I pulled too early or do you think that the buds just didn't fully develop from the abuse and no matter how long I left it I was doomed.

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Thought I did lol ....

I wouldn't have pulled those so early, but you did get something. Do better next time, you will enjoy it more. Enjoy what you did get. Ask next time if it is ready to chop. Few would have told you to pull so early. Live and learn.

3-4 weeks to early
Sorry you can’t rush Mother Nature

I have 2 more going now ....trying not to do the same this time. If I pulled it in 3 to 4 weeks layer that would be about Sept. 20th ish. Do Autos normally take 5ish months?

Orin190 said:

I have 2 more going now ....trying not to do the same this time. If I pulled it in 3 to 4 weeks layer that would be about Sept. 20th ish. Do Autos normally take 5ish months?

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They take as long as they take. They don't have calendars they look at. I imagine that if you nail the routine for them (environment, light, feed, water, etc...) they will be quicker. Any bobbles can stunt and/or slow them down.

Orin190 said:

I have 2 more going now ....trying not to do the same this time. If I pulled it in 3 to 4 weeks layer that would be about Sept. 20th ish. Do Autos normally take 5ish months?

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Not if you have perfect conditions otherwise probably

Okay, so if I stunt/fuck up or whatever it basically extends the time to harvest. I assumed they were on some sort of a "timer" and they only grow so long until they're just done.

The "timer" only applies to when the plant decides to start flowering. Autos flip according to their own internal clock; not light periods. Beyond that, autos are like any other plant in that they're done flowering whenever the plant's condition tells you it's done.