FreedomFighter2014
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I am 99.9% sure I have them right. I can even smell them and tell. one Stinks like a skunk and one smells like fruity pebbles.
VEG. or Flower?
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FreedomFighter2014
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Your for sure its a auto? I definitely looks like young buds. Bad thing is I topped it not knowing it was auto.
Mountain Chief
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Well, if its been on 24/0 and has buds like that, its an auto. Topping it won't have set you back much. I just ordered some Berry Bomb(non-auto) from them a week ago, so lets hope I don't run into the same issue.
FreedomFighter2014
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well I have had them under 18/6 switched to 20/4 today. Also the Berry has been shooting pistils forming On about week one of veg.
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FreedomFighter2014
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I went and took a look at the NL and it is showing signs of early flowering.
FreedomFighter2014
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Being that they are both auto flower should I up my nutes? I have been feeding them like they are in veg. stage.
mr sunshine
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If they are both autos run them 18/6 or 20/4 I never like the 24 hour cycle!! Imo everything needs rest even an auto!
Mountain Chief
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I'd let your plants tell you that. From the pics(mind you, color can be hard to tell because of lighting, etc), it looks like NL is really healthy. The Berry Bomb looks like it has some nute burn already and looks a big dark, so you may ease up on that. The main difference you need to pay attention to now is making sure they get sources of P.
FreedomFighter2014
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Here are some better pics. top two are Berry Bomb, bottom two are NL.
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Dogenzengi
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I don't grow autos but they have a seperate forum for you.
I don't think Autos needs strong feedings, I read just the opposite, Feed autos as little as possible and keep them at the 18-20 hours of light.
Bless,
DZ
I don't think Autos needs strong feedings, I read just the opposite, Feed autos as little as possible and keep them at the 18-20 hours of light.
Bless,
DZ
FreedomFighter2014
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thanks again for all the help.