Pictures included : What is wrong with my autoflowers

erek

erek

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Northen lights auto flower. Already into week 7-8 from seed. I think they are too small and its been 2 weeks now since I clearly could notice pistils.
Please can someone tell me, is she okay or i am doing it all wrong?
Below are the nutrients i use, temp and humidity are always at a 22-30°c and 70-73%humidity. And there in a 30 litre pot of soilView attachment 4725391
 

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Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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If they are that old then they are photoperiod plants not autos. The hairs are just a sign of maturity.

Also the size of the plant is most likely because of lack of light.
 
erek

erek

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They showed signs of maturity at exactly 4 weeks old tho. And what i got was auto flower plant seeds.

Nutty sKunK said:
If they are that old then they are photoperiod plants not autos. The hairs are just a sign of maturity.

Also the size of the plant is most likely because of lack of light.
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erek

erek

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Nutty sKunK said:
If they are that old then they are photoperiod plants not autos. The hairs are just a sign of maturity.

Also the size of the plant is most likely because of lack of light.
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The lights i used are 1200watt full spectrum led.
And 150watt white led light
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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erek said:
They showed signs of maturity at exactly 4 weeks old tho. And what i got was auto flower plant seeds.
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So did my photoperiods. Around the 4 week mark you see preflowers as it’s sexual mature and ready to flower when the light schedule is right.

Sure you ordered them to be autoflower but they aren’t. I’ve seen quite a few people here have this problem, sometimes it’s a generic issue other time’s dodgy seedbanks etc.

This lady has just turned 6 weeks today..

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xtsho

xtsho

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Where did you get your seeds? There are many people out there selling stuff that are just chucking pollen and don't really have stable genetics or properly bred auto's. It's becoming more and more common for people growing what they believe to be auto's that actually are not. Were the seeds from an established and known producer?
 
still_smoked

still_smoked

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I’d check if your really getting that.

Just as @Nutty sKunK stated, I don’t think it really is a true 1000w light.

never heard of them or find them on the internet. Link?

no matter if you have them more light, I don’t think that’ll make a difference
 
calvin.m16

calvin.m16

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I grew AutoFlowers for a year before I realized they're absolute garbage. Find yourself some good standard photoperiod plants save on power and clone a plant that is good. With AutoFLower you might get 1 awesome plant out of 10 seeds and then its the same dice roll every time. With cloning photoperiods you are going to have way more consistent results..

Oh and not to mention cloning costs $0.00 whereas seeds cost $xx.xx or even $xxx.xx

AutoFlowers suck and personally I see no viable reason to grow them.

Oh but yeah, those aren't autoflowers if they've been growing for 4+ weeks and aren't showing literal nugs.
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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calvin.m16 said:
I grew AutoFlowers for a year before I realized they're absolute garbage. Find yourself some good standard photoperiod plants save on power and clone a plant that is good. With AutoFLower you might get 1 awesome plant out of 10 seeds and then its the same dice roll every time. With cloning photoperiods you are going to have way more consistent results..

Oh and not to mention cloning costs $0.00 whereas seeds cost $xx.xx or even $xxx.xx

AutoFlowers suck and personally I see no viable reason to grow them.

Oh but yeah, those aren't autoflowers if they've been growing for 4+ weeks and aren't showing literal nugs.
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They work when in the summer you’ve got 19hrs of sunshine lol

Autos have they’re place just as photos do.
 
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