Good luck! We will follow your report! 
Update:
Well, I'm feeling better about this grow. She finally took off! I transplanted her into a 2 gallon pot yesterday and she settled in and started growing immediately! Leaves grew a 1/2" in a few hours! I was skeptical about using a 2 gallon pot after her slow start. But other than her taking her sweet time to get growing, she had looked very healthy from the start, that's why I was baffled by her taking so long to get going! I'm used to auto's filling those pots in 7-10 days, not 17!
@zambezaseeds Are these a slow to start normally? How long does this strain take, sprout to harvest?
Well, I'm feeling better about this grow. She finally took off! I transplanted her into a 2 gallon pot yesterday and she settled in and started growing immediately! Leaves grew a 1/2" in a few hours! I was skeptical about using a 2 gallon pot after her slow start. But other than her taking her sweet time to get growing, she had looked very healthy from the start, that's why I was baffled by her taking so long to get going! I'm used to auto's filling those pots in 7-10 days, not 17!
@zambezaseeds Are these a slow to start normally? How long does this strain take, sprout to harvest?
Here she is today looking happy in her new pot! As you can see, she's more than an 1" wider today! Once again showing you can transplant autos! Its simply a matter of timing.
Chester
Honey Hugger ...
Hey @pop22 It may have been the plant slowed down due to the fact the roots started to develop to the cup size. In general it is recommended to plant autoflowering strains into final pots. Transplants might cause a little slowdown or loss in potential, but as you mentioned, she caught up so we hope everything will be going smoothly from now on
I have proven over and over, transplanting done correctly, does not affect autos, I've done it with 30-40 strains. My method always shows new growth within hours! The plant was slow even as a seedling.
Hey @pop22 It may have been the plant slowed down due to the fact the roots started to develop to the cup size. In general it is recommended to plant autoflowering strains into final pots. Transplants might cause a little slowdown or loss in potential, but as you mentioned, she caught up so we hope everything will be going smoothly from now on
Update:
Sorry for haven fallen behind on my updates, I'm back on track now!
My Green Monster has finally developed into a really nice plant! Lovely color. she low but wide and she's loving the COB lighting! No sign of flower yet.
Sorry for haven fallen behind on my updates, I'm back on track now!
My Green Monster has finally developed into a really nice plant! Lovely color. she low but wide and she's loving the COB lighting! No sign of flower yet.
Update:
Green Monster
She's gaining height finally, but I'm doubting she's going to autoflower. So I don't know what to do with her. I have no place to keep her till I have a tent on 12/12. Seeing this is suppose to be an autoflower, I'm considering chopping her in a week if there are no flowers, I just don't have the room for this. A shame too, she's looking nice.
Green Monster
She's gaining height finally, but I'm doubting she's going to autoflower. So I don't know what to do with her. I have no place to keep her till I have a tent on 12/12. Seeing this is suppose to be an autoflower, I'm considering chopping her in a week if there are no flowers, I just don't have the room for this. A shame too, she's looking nice.
She's currently at 33 days
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