New Grower flushing an auto ak, (pics)

[furrything]

i am at week 11, 10 1/2 actually since germination, of royal queen auto ak.
its outdoors, in biobizz soil, small pot unfortunatly, but doin well, just starting to bud up.
My question is, when should i start the flush? im on biobizz nutes, all organic.
I havent been able to feed it for the last week or so because the weather has been too wet. i dont really know how long autos take to bud up big, especially outdoors.

 

[kushaddict]

The last week or two....that plant looks like it has awhile to go. I think the ak's go towards 80 or 90 days if you can.

 

[Cosmic Charlie]

I agree with Kush I think that thing needs more time ... muddy has a thread on how to tell when your autos are done I will try to get it up here for yah ...

 

[Nam80232]

Kush has it right IMHO. Pistoles still have a lot of white hair, their still growing for you.

 

[Bgrt]

good wihle to go, just looks like early/mid budding to me. if youre growing outside muddy on here says most strains take an extra week. also breeder estimates are usually off by a week or two. also stuff during the grow can delay them.
the hairs come in waves with more forming inbetween the older ones, its just branching very small. get a scope if you can t check trics, another way to tell a bit more accurately.

looks healthy :thumbs:

 

[furrything]

thanks.
im going to go out now and have a look at the trics.
its really the point to start the flush, the biobizz time table gives just 1 week flush.
the thing is, with photo plants, they are only getting a few hours light in october when they are budding. but an auto budding on the longest, brightest, warmest days of the year, is more unpredictable

 

[stylez]

Between 10 and 14 days of just ph water is good for the cleansing:smokebuds: they are looking very good :thumbs:

 

[Bgrt]

thanks.
im going to go out now and have a look at the trics.
its really the point to start the flush, the biobizz time table gives just 1 week flush.
the thing is, with photo plants, they are only getting a few hours light in october when they are budding. but an auto budding on the longest, brightest, warmest days of the year, is more unpredictable

i wouldnt follow the schedule rigidly, take it as a guide to the different stages but that each stage can be longer or shorter than stated.
yeh id just water the last week or more of its life with plain phd water but you are pretty far off that imo.
good luck