So my autos are behind at around day 13 from sprout. I have them in a 5 gallon bucket cut down to fit 3 gallons. I was wondering if the big diameter could b slowing root growth. Or also I haven't drilled drainage holes yet as I'm watering sparingly. Maybe that's hindering them. There nice green and look healthy other wise. Any advice would b appreciated since I'm on a clock with vegitation with autos
Autoflowers growing slow
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Just Be
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Autos are notorious for getting off to 'a slow start' because they spend the first few weeks developing roots. Go to growdiaries.com and do a search on the strain that your growing and compare your plant's development with others that are growing what you're growing. Good luck!
Budzbuddha
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Autos run on their own terms ... “ clock “ or not ( not sure what you meant by that ) .
Autos just want to root and setup without much assistance. Planting in large containers is never an issue , its Like any other seed.
Just remember , you only have to keep them happy for about 90 days average , no complicated growing needed.
Autos just want to root and setup without much assistance. Planting in large containers is never an issue , its Like any other seed.
Just remember , you only have to keep them happy for about 90 days average , no complicated growing needed.
Nutty sKunK
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That’s because they’re often put in too big of a pot!
Transplanting can be done but only once and when the plant is still young.
Wattzzup
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I start my autos in a 5 gallon and they done just fine.