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Great story and I think this is one of the best reasons to start a grow! Those plants look a bit stretched but maybe it is just too early and because that is an auto bubblegum strain it can get really big(for an autoflower). I would also advise to run that light on 100% and increase the...

Hi, They look perfectly normal for 24 days and very healthy! What sized buckets are those?

Hi there, how did this grow end? What was the yield?

Each autoflower strain is different but in general the best light schedules are 18/6 and 20/4 but you can also run 24/0 and the sooner you move from 12/12 to 24/0 the better because giving autoflowers only 12 hours of light a day can greatly diminish their yield potential.

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If you want to maximize your yield then definitely transplant that seedling. Autoflowers in general don't like the stress from transplanting but in this case the best course of action would definitely be transplanting!

Found this thread and if anybody else needs an answer, it is autoflowers! especially look for a strain called berry boo, and you can also look at ShortStuff#1

I have done Two autos in one 5 gallon regular pot and they were OK , so I guess with 7 gallons and airo-pot technology they should thrive in there!

If you are looking for autoflowers, check out the original amnesia autoflower and also auto blueberry, theya re my favorite but if you want big yield you should look at super autos!

Those HO T5 will definitely be OK, but buy some 42W cfl's on the side because 42 W ones are the most efficient(lumens per watt). If you buy those CFL bulbs also in different spectral outputs then changing those lights to flowering will definitely work as those CFL will give off different color...

I agree that the the fact that they are light cycle independent is not their only advantage, they don't require as much nutrients as short-day cannabis strains, they are stronger to cold and other environmental stresses and yes, they grow like mad!

I guess there are two types of autoflowers, one type that is the adopted hemp strains that are usually found in urban areas where hemp field could have been grown , but there are also those real autoflowers that grow wild where no hemp has ever been grown! I have seen wild automatically...

Check out this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrULvvAhrBM Those buds look great!

Found this tread buried deep, but this is a great question, We should discuss it more... Best autoflowers that I have tasted were the auto blueberry and autoflower pineapple express

This can be a nutrient problem, ph problem, heat issue or over watering, you need to supply more pictures for us to diagnose the cause. If you user soil with pre-added nutrients then that may be a problem and also over watering young autoflower plants can have that effect on them.

I agree that you need to change to grow spectrum only when the first buds appear but autoflowers does seem to like the red spectrum more and that may be from those ruderalis genes.

Definitely a few weeks till harvest as those buds are in their early stages of development and no visible trichomes can be spotted in those pictures.

Hi there, Why is no one posting on this thread anymore? I wanted to show these nutrient that I hound that regulate the PH of any water to a perfect level. has anybody used them? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElpsVkIHPUc they sound amazing!

T5 light are amazing for growing as they get good light coverage, I use a 2 feet 6 light fixture and it work perfectly for 4 autoflower plants. I found this comparison chart ot the top t5 grow light fixture maybe someone is interested in it http://www.t5growlightguide.com/

This was a nice read , lots of good information!!! you will definitely get more yield with airports and molasses will also help, but I guess this answers is irrelevant now :/