It's probably going to fatten up a lot in the next month, especially in the last couple of weeks. FWIW, it looks really healthy and vigorous. What size pot?
It's a 5 gallon Oxypot. 12" high and wide. Living soil.
That's what I thought. It looks bigger than most of the photos in my tent right now!
Most photoperiods even started under 12 12 light schedule won't reach sexual maturity until around 30 to 60 days from germination and then will still need another 60 to 80 days to finish flowering. I have finished photoperiods from seed in around 100 days. I have several auto strains that can go over 100 days but they are generally massive plants if grown properly and as far as quality their is no difference between autos and photos if you are willing to except lab tested proven science over those who either can't grow autos or just Bash them because they have little to no experience with growing them. It's all about what works best for you. My personal best yield and most potent indoor flower has come from autos but I still grow both. I still grow autos outdoor as well even though I can pull up to 5 to 6 lbs per plant off from a single photoperiod. Find what fits you best and go with it is the best answer anyone could give here.
Where I live, the season is too short for photos, which otherwise do quite well outside with the hot days and cold nights. But no amount of experience is going to make the nights warm enough for autos.
Interesting opinion I guess we both have... I live in Michigan and even now the nights are only getting into the low 50s been in the mid 40s most of the summer and the day Temps are getting into 90s. Experience told me to get a greenhouse for the autos. Just saying... anything is possible if you put your talents to work.Autos are more finicky than photos, that's a fact too.
If I had a dollar for every time someone said if you have trouble with autos you don't know what you're doing, I could afford the fees to open my own cannabis farm.
True - but my point is that photos don't require the same treatment and I've learned that through experience. That said, it doesn't necessarily help the cause when someone unhappy with their auto experience is told the reason they're having a bad experience is because they're just not good enough yet. Because there are differences and their complaints are valid.
