How w many plants in my tent

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I’ve got a 4 x 4 tent and I was wanting to get some advice on how many Gorilla Glue autoflowering plants I could put in my tent at one time.I was planning on using 3 gallon pots although I have some 5 gallons on hand if I wanted to use them. Any advice would be helpful and appreciated

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I would do 3x 5 gallon. But then I run 1x 7 gallon in a 20"x36" tent

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Have 6 autos in 3 gallons…all in a 5x5 with a600w.

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I have 3 5 gallon buckets in a 3X3. Get crowded but it works.

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Possibilities are endless! Lol I had 30 in 1gal fabric pots in a 4x4 I’m down to 28 1 is a mother and 1 was a male. I’m not telling you to put 30 plants in your tent I’m just using as an example that you your options are open. :grin::green_heart::seedling:

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Really there are many factors, I would first consider what training methods if any you wanna use and go from there, also have you grown this strain before etc… I would aim for atleast 2 and let them grow naturally if it were me personally. If you have experience with the strain, try training them and you’d be fine probably with 3 or 4 mind you this is in 3 gal 5 max fabric pots.

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As mentioned lots of possibilities. I would not go more than 4 plants if you do a little training spread them out 4 will fill the tent up. Just me good luck with your grow

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These are not feminized but autoflowering which supposed ly done at 10 weeks. I was thinking they wouldn’t get all that big and I could put a few in with adequate lighting.

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I too am growing gorilla glue autoflower right now and I have 6 of them in a 5and a half x six x seven.

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@Hillbillysticky the 10 weeks is just a breeders estimated time don’t be surprised if you go 16 weeks to get good solid dence buds .

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Kool no problem letting them fill out. All the pics you see don’t show them being to round that’s why I’m seeking info as by the pics one would think a guy could put them fairly close .

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That’s the amount of time in the flowering stage, not the total life of the plant. In general you can expect auto-flowering plants to be in the vegetative state for 6-8 weeks.

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They can get big. I have one bigger than bother of her sisters. I’m in a 5x5 4 autos can fill it.

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Thanks for the info

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Here to help if I can. I’ve learned a lot but I’m new to growing. Love the forum

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