Jmoy14
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hey new grower wondering if my northern lights auto is going to bud anytime soon day 42 under 800w led in 5x5 tent I have 5 of them 2 are very tall the rest are pretty bushy any input would be appreciated
Thanks!
Thanks!
Day 42 no buds
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Mikebuds
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I'm growing my first Auto grow, cream Mandarin xl, AK-47, n blueberry. The creams flowered on day 21 the AK started on day 17 n blueberry started on day 24. This is my blueberry 44 days old. Are u sure they are autos? What light cycle are u running, I'm doing 18 on 6 off.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i was gonna ask the same thing, seems like a long time for autos to sit
Mikebuds
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You won't fuck then up by going to 12/12. But if then start budding when u switch I'd say u have some photos my friend. That's my opinion not an expert. Hope it helps.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i'd stay where i was for another 2 weeks, if you don't start seeing any signs by then, i would go to 12/12.....if you have anymore of those seeds, try another one, might just have a weird pheno that doesn't express the rudi genes very well
Thegermling
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Try giving the autos bloom nutes if you havent been doing so already. This might "trigger" the flowering phase.
SwiSHa85
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Most NL takes awhile guys. It's probably one of the most stable longer running auto's i've grown. With a good pot size it's always a great yielding auto but takes 90+ days for me. I say if you don't see pistils on day 60,flip it.
hotrodharley
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What size containers? A friend here last year had autos 6' tall. A pro advised him it was likely due to huge holes filled with medium not stopping roots enough to start flowering and he was giving nitrogen during flower.
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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There about too bud i see preflowers, all my auto's bud between 45 days and 60 days, never b4 45 days
Jmoy14
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That’s what I thought thanks for the tips!
Jmoy14
Member
I have them in 12 inch pots so I would say not to big
Roger A. Shrubber
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more roots mean more fruits....if they haven't started to flower yet, this would be prime time to repot. just be careful, let it dry out good so the root mass stays solid, and gently slip her in a new pot.
