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Your best off to wait until you see a cluster. Patience is a virtue of a true gardener.

Look into installing a whole house fan. And i would recommend a muleberry tree.

Yea their looking good. Just keep them warm and moist.

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Protect your outdoor sprouts with empty 2liter soda bottles! Just cut the top and bottom and slide over your seedling.

Give it a teaspoon of Ammonium Nitrate and s bigger pot; it will veg nicely.

Ignorance is a Bliss...

Many Auto's are crossed with Photo's. Your specific lagging Auto might be a Photo pheno. I recommend you change the lighting if indoor or add kelp extract if outdoor to encourage flowering.

I use one cup of molasses per 5gal of water and add a scoop of dry koool bloom, once a week the last two weeks of flowering. My plants are outdoor in the ground, so i fill the little moat around each plant with the solution.

The F1 DHN Romulan x HK/Rudi seeds, should be ready by the last week of May and ready to grow out June 1st. This F1 Romulan/HinduKush/Ruderalis will be Heavy Indica and ready in 5 months, Outdoors from seed to harvest.

This is my Auto breeding program: -Male Hindu Kush x Mexican Rudiralis -Romulan clone from Dark Heart Nursery -Grape Yoda Female's -Hindu Kush x Mexi Rudi Female's Got my Hindu kush direct from Osamas hash plantations via my Army buddy.

Correct, the plants will grow but they will likely be stretchy and lanky. They need direct and prolonged sunlight to beef up and produce worthy bud.

Yes, just keep them warm like ontop of your refrigerator.

Soil: Kellogs raised bed soil= $7 for 3sqft Organic initial Nutrients: composted steer manure= $4 for 2sqft or whole Tilapia Fish $2.00 each Flowering Nutrients: Dry KoolBloom $25 per Lb and 5gal bucket of Molasses $20

A simple soil set up is dig a 3'x3' hole in the ground and back-fill with a shovel of composted steer manure and Kellog's raised bed garden soil. Or go Native American and place a whole Tilapia fish at the bottom of your hole before backfilling with Kellog's. You will see vigorous and sturdy...