This “autoflower” is 51 days old since sprouting. It started out with deformed cotyledon and first node leaves, but has been seemingly perfectly healthy ever since. Not sure if that matters, but I’ll mention in case. The flowers haven’t opened, unlike the handful of other autos I’ve grown. My question is whether or not this is a photoperiod plant that I’m growing. My phone camera resolution isn’t great, but hopefully the picture suffices to elicit some opinions.
Hey I’m a newbie so I might have messed mine up but autos as well and all 3 the same all done the same, just have fun with, longer it takes bigger buds hopefully
Nah looks like she was slow grower and only just hit flowering, my banana blaze is 6 weeks old and is just now going into flower , I have 2 more slow plants that’ll probably not flip until week 7-8. It all depends at how well bred the autos are and hard you push them .I personally believe you should never force a auto to flower or you’ll be forced to stick to the 12 hour schedule
As others have suggested, If you flip her to a 12/12 light cycle that often will speed things up, especially for autos who seem to have a little too much of the photoperiod genetics.
I’d be keeping a close eye on it after the 12/12 flip but that’s just me. Maybe it’s fine?