Low Ryder.. Whats Gone Wrong?

JuniorBuds

JuniorBuds

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I planted 5 Easy Ryder Seeds about 9-10 weeks ago and they look no where near ready, and if they are then they dont have alot on them at all. there is one that looks more ready than any of the others, which is strange as they all went in at the same time.

Can anyone tell me if this is usual, should there be such a differnce and also can it take longer than 10 weeks from seed?
 
Subtlechaos

Subtlechaos

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Alot of people talk about having problems with consistency when growing runderalis strains. That, and the fact that they usually have a lower thc content have kept me away from them.
 
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greeni

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JuniorBuds said:
I planted 5 Easy Ryder Seeds about 9-10 weeks ago and they look no where near ready, and if they are then they dont have alot on them at all. there is one that looks more ready than any of the others, which is strange as they all went in at the same time.

Can anyone tell me if this is usual, should there be such a differnce and also can it take longer than 10 weeks from seed?
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These are an auto-flowering variety so they don't get that big , from wot i've read up on these ,average yeild per plant is 15g-20g . So they may well b ready. Auto flowering strain should b ready within 10 weeks!!! Sum AF strains claim to b ready in 60 days from seed.:eyesmoke:
 
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mrmadcow

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your leaves are yellowing a litle so that is a good sign.how much light and how long are the days? autoflowering plants are light sensitive & if not getting enough light intensity or hrs a day, they will take longer. I have waited 12+ weeks for a nydeisel in a corner of a bud room getting mediocre light for 12 hrs a day
 
meetzu

meetzu

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mrmadcow said:
your leaves are yellowing a litle so that is a good sign.
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lolwut? :wall:
By the looks of the bud sites you can actually see in those photos, you have a long ways to go. The pistils look to be bright yellow and not even near receding. I would say you had an unstable strain that took considerably longer to begin actually flowering on it's own. It would help if you provide what media it's in, light sched, nutes, etc.
 
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