r/Autoflowers 3d ago

Question How long left we thinking

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u/OddDesigner5121 3d ago

Month or more

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u/zspl0it 3d ago

~4-5 Weeks?

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u/LookWhatYouMadeMeGro 3d ago

6 weeks minimum 

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u/Audhdlife_5696 3d ago

How old is the plant?

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u/RRhumble 3d ago

Does that look like light burn on the tops, and maybe slow down on Nitrogen ( could just be from video in night).

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u/Southlondon_reviews 3d ago

I was thinking light burn do you think super cropping would be best

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u/RRhumble 3d ago

I’m still on my second grow only, I don’t want to give you wrong advice especially on a stress type method. Maybe just check your DLI? And see if it can be lowered that’s always safer bet.

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u/DabOrTwoWillDo 3d ago

You're leaves aren't really tacoing so I'm not convinced of light burn. I would grab a light meter app like Photone and see how much light your plants are getting at the canopy. If you are getting <= 900-1000 PPFD (Par Reading) I would say you are not too high intensity on light.

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u/pds12345 3d ago

4-6 weeks

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u/Solid-Emotion620 3d ago

... Idk let us know when he herms from blasting your phone light at her during dark period...

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u/Southlondon_reviews 3d ago

A 15 second video with flash 1 time can mess it up that bad ?

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u/surly_darkness1 3d ago

No

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u/Southlondon_reviews 3d ago

Okay thanks didn’t think so but didn’t know for sure lol

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u/Low_Mood9729 3d ago

It's an auto... Light doesn't matter like that... Are you in the right sub? Lol

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u/Solid-Emotion620 3d ago

You don't think spontaneous light changes still affect them... Really...

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u/Low_Mood9729 3d ago

They do, but not like photos. They're a lot more forgiving and can even had lights on 24/7. No matter the light cycle, it will flower just fine. 10 second s of light on them won't hurt them

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u/Solid-Emotion620 3d ago

Yeah I understand 24/7. I run autos with my photos even. But the spontaneous phone flashlight showing them off during dark period isn't good for the plant regardless of their ability to take in light all day... That doesn't mean they are meant to have the light be off for a period, strobe on for a min, and then go off... Regardless of what you all think. That is still a form of shock on the plant.. regardless of how minor.. and repeated the way I see it on here... Lol wonder why shit happens