Northern Lights again i dont know why,and from what breeder.but every northern lights im seeing 9/10 is a new grower and 9/10 are going 100-150 days flowering 50-70 days.
such a shame,a terrible introduction to autoflowers.
stick with it pal
Like mentioned some tale a bit longer bro. My royal queen northern light auto didnt start to flower until day 60 and took about 125 days to finish. I've had other strains strat to flower at 2-3 weeks and by done by 60 days . Just depends on genetics and environment.
WOW, regarding the RQS NL auto. What was the yield on that? At 125 days, seed to harvest, may as well grow a photoperiod and save on electricity. Don't mean to derail, just wondering what kind of yield to cost ratio there is for an auto that takes so many days to finish. Maybe I can PM you for more questions. I had that exact strain, and I had a very similar experience. I had a NL auto from RQS. It was short, bushy, and non-resistant to pests. At day 60 I chopped it because it was covered in fungus gnats. It had pistils, but they were super immature, and it seemed like a waste of resources to continue, considering the infestation especially.
sorry for the poor pics its all i have from day 38 now day 40 super short super bushy and after last night the plant has 1 or 2 pistils on the main colen nothing els anyware els
sorry for the poor pics its all i have from day 38 now day 40 super short super bushy and after last night the plant has 1 or 2 pistils on the main colen nothing els anyware els
During veg you want to double spacing and move closer as it nears flower. I would put it at about 24'' for a week then move to 30'' and leave unless its still not stretching.
During veg you want to double spacing and move closer as it nears flower. I would put it at about 24'' for a week then move to 30'' and leave unless its still not stretching.
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