Flowering Question

Hey everyone,

First grow going pretty good IMO. I have 2 fem Easy Ryder Autoflowers going. The first pic is Alice currently at 32 days old and second is Alexandra (suffered heat burn when she grew more then expected when I was away for weekend) at 26 Days old.

Let me know what you think!

Main question is now the white hairs are showing on top (as seen in pics) do they grow anymore vertically? If so how much?

I am well aware there only half age

Any comments greatly appreciated

I think they keep growing somewhat, but haven't grown autos myself yet, just ordered a bunch so I am anxiously awaiting delivery as well as watching yours to see what to expect, best of luck too ya. Every auto is different though and varries...

Juggalomidgetfahker said:

I think they keep growing somewhat, but haven't grown autos myself yet, just ordered a bunch so I am anxiously awaiting delivery as well as watching yours to see what to expect, best of luck too ya. Every auto is different though and varries...

Click to expand...

Nice, where you order from and what you order? My journal in my sig if want to take a look.

BUMP come on people I want the answer to this. No one know?

I hope you mean the plant itself, yes they do grow more vertically after the first few white hair. They always stretch during the first 1-3 weeks of flowering.

I think it's over fertilized looking at the deep green color and the burned leaves.

Pipe Dream said:

I think it's over fertilized looking at the deep green color and the burned leaves.

Click to expand...

Thanks for the input but IMO I am pretty sure it was heat burn. When I come back from weekend away the plant was literallly growing around the giant 125w CFL so it was touching it for a few days. Was good to hear your thoughts on it though. Also it looks more dark green there then in real life due to poor lighting and crap iPhone camera.

blade9z said:

I hope you mean the plant itself, yes they do grow more vertically after the first few white hair. They always stretch during the first 1-3 weeks of flowering.

Click to expand...

Yeah I did mean the plant. How much are we talking approx? I know its always hard to tell with so many variables.