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Thanks for replying, that means the whole grow will have taken 90+ days! much longer than the 60-70 they say...

After the hairs have stated to grow and tiny flowers begin to develop, roughly how long do auto flowering plants have left to harvest time? any advice would be appreciated...

Thanks, great post and a really interesting blog, reading it, I may have gotten one or two things wrong, things that are specific to auto flowering seeds, will get what I can out of this lot and go again in the New Year...

You're right, lots of people here have had success, did all the things I've been doing for 20+ years, What's really puzzling is that 5 of the 15 plants look great, can't figure it out...

Thanks for replying, I'm 40 days into the 70 day grow of these auto flowering seeds and I'm far from happy with what I'm seeing. I've grown for over 20 years using regular seeds with consistently great results. !4 of the 15 White Widow seeds germinated and after the 4th set of leaves I put them...

Thanks 70sdiver, everyone has been really kind to help...

Hi all, thanks to tazz&indy, hotrodharley and bf80255 for the excellent advice! It all makes perfect sense really. I'll post a couple of pictures in a few weeks time so you can see the results...

Hi all, this my first time using auto-flowering seeds and I need some advice. The seeds have just germinated and been transferred to pots under a small LED array. How big do they need to grow before I put them under the 400W HPS I normally use? It produces a lot of heat and light and I don't...

Really nice set up! must get a thermometer, my 400W HPS puts out a lot of heat, your plants look nice and cool...

Thanks for your reply, yes that's right, with non auto flowering seeds I veg them 18/6 and flower 12/12, it works really well..

Great! thanks for your help, I'll put them a rolling 18/24 cycle throughout, that should be ok...

Hi, I've never tried auto flowering seeds before and I would appreciate some advice. I use a 400W HPS light and start regular feminised seeds in a 12 in 24 hours cycle while they're in the vegetative state. Then it's 18 hours of light and six of darkness while flowering, until they're ready to...