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Allbr

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If it's a regular feminized seed then it's not done you have a problem somewhere.
If it's a aotoflower almost 15 weeks it's definitely finished
 
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Allbr

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Yungtune said:
I don’t think it’s finished at week 5
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said it's a AUTO-FLOWER they start flowering almost right away from seed that's the whole point LoL they flower in 24/7 light no need for the 12/12 flip also, seed to harvest In 10-12-15 weeks depending on the strain
 
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Allbr

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Google ""how long does it take from seed to harvest with auto-flower"" 8-12weeks from seed 24hrs light.
I don't think you know the difference between a feminized seed and auto-flower LOL.
Not trying to be rude but I've grown several auto's seed to harvest usually 10-12 weeks
 
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Yungtune

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Allbr said:
Google ""how long does it take from seed to harvest with auto-flower"" 8-12weeks from seed 24hrs light.
I don't think you know the difference between a feminized seed and auto-flower LOL.
Not trying to be rude but I've grown several auto's seed to harvest usually 10-12 weeks
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It’s not on 24 hour light
 
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Phabio007

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Allbr they do not start flowering immediately, most start flowering 3-4 weeks in.

The point of an autoflower is that you don't have to swap light schedules, and they flower themselves. It has nothing to do with flowering immediately.
 
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Yungtune

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Phabio007 said:
Allbr they do not start flowering immediately, most start flowering 3-4 weeks in.

The point of an autoflower is that you don't have to swap light schedules, and they flower themselves. It has nothing to do with flowering immediately.
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yea my girl didnt start until mid week 7 veg
 
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Phabio007

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Yungtune said:
yea my girl didnt start until mid week 7 veg
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You can only really tell by looking at your trichomes buddy. Get a jewler's loupe or something similar and if you have white trichomes with some ambers mixed in you're good to chop. Some wait for more amber some less, that's up to you.


I use this and it works fine
 
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Yungtune

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Phabio007 said:
You can only really tell by looking at your trichomes buddy. Get a jewler's loupe or something similar and if you have white trichomes with some ambers mixed in you're good to chop. Some wait for more amber some less, that's up to you.
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ill add pics right now
 
Phabio007

Phabio007

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It's going to be very hard to tell with your camera. It's impossible to see with the naked eye. I'd be hard pressed to say you need to wait much longer, but if you do it's not long. Try and get a loupe or something similar that way you can tell for sure. You want this kind of view, close enough to see them individually.
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Yungtune

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Phabio007 said:
It's going to be very hard to tell with your camera. It's impossible to see with the naked eye. I'd be hard pressed to say you need to wait much longer, but if you do it's not long. Try and get a loupe or something similar that way you can tell for sure. You want this kind of view, close enough to see them individually.
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im using a 5x loupe bad chocie?
 
Phabio007

Phabio007

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Yeah you're going to want something that has at least 30 times magnification, and that's a minimum. I can barely see what I need with that.
 
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