Question regarding auto flowering plants: “ready to harvest in 100 days”. When does the count commence?
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The 100 days is only an estimate, but the 100 days would start as soon as it starts flowering.
Plants make their own schedule, and finish when they want.
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depends on the breeder, as different sites post their times different, some do flower to harvest, others do seed to harvest. 100 days of flower seems long, unless it is a heavily on the sativa side, it is possible, what strain are you looking at…
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Hey man I have a question about some ww autos they are 40 days in an budding pretty good unfortunately I had to move them now although they get more sunlight throughout the day, at night they are under a light on the electric pole is that going to affect them
I have some ww autos 40 days in budding pretty good but I had to move them now they get more sunlight throughout the day, at night they are under a light on the electric pole is that going to affect them
Just my 2 pennies, being autos, they could herm, light stress, but I do know a few that knows autos a whole lot better an lights, @dbrn32 @Nicky @Covertgrower
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I think 100 days of flowering is pretty long for typical auto flower. It could happen, but I would expect most auto grows to be around 100ish days from germination to harvest. Probably going to vary some from breeder to breeder and strain to strain.
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Thank you for providing some more definitive information. I know what “germination” is but not sure about “begin to flower” means. I see little bud like things but I don’t know for sure if that is just part of the bud growing or is it a flower? You recommendation is much easier for me to follow. These will be outdoor plants around the 42 latitude in Michigan. Any other easy tips?