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Tomorrow Oct 9 my Northern Lights and Royal Haze(both from Royal Queen Seeds) turn 5 weeks old.
But unlike the other autoflowers I have grown these two doesn't bloom at this age.
They really look healthy, I topped them 12 days ago(and the cuttings have made roots!).
They eat well(I give them urine and banana peels).
The Northern lights are 19 cm and Royal Haze are 26 cm.
They each have a 3,5L pot with fertilized peat moss.
They both have stretched and the Royal Haze have now stretched 15cm from where I cut the topping.
They hardly have any smell at all so far.
No sign of hair/pistils, but hopefully the stretching and new branches coming out from the nodes are sign of preflowering.
Are these genetic late bloomers or is it my environment who makes them halt the blooming?
They live in a 90x60x90 SJ tent with 2 china LED-lamps consuming 32 watts each(actual wattage).
Its hot, 90F/32C haven't got my new fan yet.
And lights, they are on 24/7.
Anyone with any thoughts about this?
But unlike the other autoflowers I have grown these two doesn't bloom at this age.
They really look healthy, I topped them 12 days ago(and the cuttings have made roots!).
They eat well(I give them urine and banana peels).
The Northern lights are 19 cm and Royal Haze are 26 cm.
They each have a 3,5L pot with fertilized peat moss.
They both have stretched and the Royal Haze have now stretched 15cm from where I cut the topping.
They hardly have any smell at all so far.
No sign of hair/pistils, but hopefully the stretching and new branches coming out from the nodes are sign of preflowering.
Are these genetic late bloomers or is it my environment who makes them halt the blooming?
They live in a 90x60x90 SJ tent with 2 china LED-lamps consuming 32 watts each(actual wattage).
Its hot, 90F/32C haven't got my new fan yet.
And lights, they are on 24/7.
Anyone with any thoughts about this?
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