New Grower Autoflowering plants made autoflowering seeds?

[botlowsky]

Hello!

I have a little problem.
In my current grow 2 plants dead, and I dont have more fem seeds. From the last grow I find 5 seed in 1 Think Different and I store it. I think I plant them, and it will be fun. Today I harvest my same age redpoisin and blackcream, but my 2 plants looks like stop in the preflowering stage in the last 3-4 weeks,, and still growing.
Pretty intresting, I use 1 liter pots. The plants right now around 160 cm, and still grow... Maybe the photos? If they are its complaine why they dont flowering well, and still grow. If this is the problem I think I will put out from the box after the light on 12 hours. If you need I will post pics, but you can find them (older pics) in my grow journy (signature). Any idea? Thx!

 

[namvet25]

If there photos you need to put them on a 12/12 light schedual to get them to flower.

 

[dude]

Thoses black cream look awesome, few more weeks yet same with the red poison, the TD is a stretching monster lol.

All have a bit of leaf curl and browning.... Maybe a bit strong on the nutes ???

Other than the TD all look OK ish. The TD go for like 100 days, no?

 

[botlowsky]

If there photos you need to put them on a 12/12 light schedual to get them to flower.

Yes I know, that was my question. Auto plant make auto ot photo seeds? If they are photo I use this 12/12 method, I i think thats the solution,I just want someone who agree with me.

Thoses black cream look awesome, few more weeks yet same with the red poison, the TD is a stretching monster lol.

All have a bit of leaf curl and browning.... Maybe a bit strong on the nutes ???

Other than the TD all look OK ish. The TD go for like 100 days, no?

Browning and cureing was made by heat accident...
When I grown TD they finish around 80-85 days.

 

[Eekman]

Are they showing any signs of flowering?

They could be later blooming strain.

If you don't think so, and want to go to 12/12, there should be no problem in doing that.

If you do, make sure they have three to four weeks of veg for good plants.

My opinion

Peace

Eek

 

[botlowsky]

I will post somepics today.

 

[A4]

Hey botlowsky, I checked out your grow. Those are definitely autos. The problem you are seeing is the pot size you have those two ladies in. They can't be much more than 1 liter each. I am guessing less. Those are humongous plants for that size pot! Congratulations on a spectacular grow. Now the thing is, the plant is only going to grow to the size the roots allow it and you don't have much roots! So, to overcome that problem you are going to have to work your butt lowsky off feeding them. The more often you can feed those ladies, I am talking like every day in small amounts, the more they are going to respond and start packing on the weight. So, get to feeding them and they will respond well. You have done a great job with them!

 

[botlowsky]

Thanks!

Yes, you se well if I remember well the pots are 1 liter. I just want to fill my box. For this time,when I use small pots every time I've got small plants.
I think they are autos,because the preflowering start with 20/4 lighting, but I think they photos, becasuse they dont stop growing and looks like they stop in the preflo stage.
Sorry about my english, but if I understand well, you say, they are autos and only what I need to do is feeding them every day.
Right now I put them to 12/12, since 3 days, but I notice some yellowing. So I need to put them back to 20/4?
I take pictures today. (really)

 

[A4]

Yes they are autos and you can keep them in 20/4 if you like. You are probably noticing the yellowing because of the lack of nutrients in flowering stage. That is also why they are slowing down. You are really going to have to keep them fed in the small containers but they will be fine!

Your English is perfectly understandable, think nothing of it.

 

[botlowsky]

Thank you!
I promise I will upload pictures, but I justfind my camera cable today, so here they are:
The container. Its a normal size pinchers to compare.

And some shots from the plants: