Flowering AutoFlower.....or is it?

Swale84

Swale84

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Way back in March, I started 4 seeds. 3 Pandora autoflowers and 1 Dinafem Cheese. After they germinated, and I planted them in their pots, I thought for a second I mixed them up, and didn't know which one was the Dinafem. But the pot I thought was the Dinafem I marked anyway. Well, the Dinafem took off in the Happy Frog soil. The 3 Pandoras were terrible and deformed looking. I blamed this on Happy Frog being a little too hot for them in the beginning after a little bit of research. So I took a chance and transplanted 3 little tiny seedlings with one single pathetic looking taproot into some jiffy seed starting mix. After a couple weeks they really started to look good, so I planted the jiffy pots straight into some Happy Frog, 5 gallon pots. I put them outside, in ful sun all day. And they literally took off! In the meantime, my Dinafem was looking great from the start. Lush green growth, it was about 8 inches tall after the three little auto's were put back in Happy Frog. Since this plant has all summer to grow, I transplanted it into a 1.5 gallon pot i believe, as it was going to eventually be put in the ground. I put these plants outside in early april, since it was warm, and I brought them in at night when temps dropped close to freezing. The three autoflowers are doing great, and 2 are showing signs of flowering. But the Dinafem started to flower about 2 weeks ago and it hasn't slowed down. I thought it might because the days were pretty short, but it hasn't slowed down and we're getting in that time where the days are getting longer and everyone I know is begining to put plants out. It keeps flowering. I'm concerned now that it is a Pandora autoflower, but I am not sure because it is a different green than the other 3, and the 3 of them had the same probelm early in life. So here I am with a flowering plant in a tiny pot, not sure if it will go back to veg and is the Dinafem or if it is an autoflower I got mixed up. I wanna put the bloom nutes to it so bad, but not if it's the Dinafem. and my 3 autos all look great, with 2 showing hairs. But, since they took so long in their early life to start I am not sure how they will turn out.

Sorry for the long rambling post, haha! I'm gonna take a bong rip and go try to get some pictures!
 
Swale84

Swale84

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Damn, I just read my post again, *BUDS, and I realized I never really made my problem clear! Pretty much, I have a plant flowering in a small pot that I am not sure if it is an autoflower, or if I put it out to early and it started flowering. If I knew it was an autoflower, I would put the bloom nutrients to it. I guess I will just wait and see. Plus, it's in a pretty small pot, so I am sure it will be no time for it to be root bound.
 
Swale84

Swale84

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Sorry that everyone of my pictures from my iPhone turns sideways, but here is the flowering one. You can see the budsites forming. White hairs everywhere.

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Swale84

Swale84

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I took some better pictures.

Flowering plant: Autoflower? Or flowering because it has been outside for a month early?



Autoflower that was a weak little bitch early on in life. Not sure how she will turn out. Or maybe this is my Dinafem. My other two autoflowers are taller, and have started flowering a little.

 
Swale84

Swale84

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OK, I think I have solved this, and this rambling thread is now useless.

The picture above of the short plant in the pot now has some white hairs. I just ran out and took a closer look. The other two also have white flowers. They have been flowering for a week or so. The upclose picture above, my mysterious plant that is flowering has to be the Cheese, right? I've had this plant outside since beginning-mid April, and even though it is in direct sun for 90% of the day, the days just might not be long enough and I can expect this plant to start vegging again anytime now, right?
 
drive

drive

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well its to late to throw them away. Enjoy the early smoke get some new seeds and have two growing seasons
 
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