12 weeks. I thought small containers were supposed to make faster finishing plants but not a single one of the 10 will go under 90 days, and I'm pretty sure a couple are gonna be 120ish 
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Those are 1 gallons right? Most of mine that small finish within the 70-75 day window, even the long ones.12 weeks. I thought small containers were supposed to make faster finishing plants but not a single one of the 10 will go under 90 days, and I'm pretty sure a couple are gonna be 120ish
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That's kinda what I was hoping for. I've had very few plants ever finish before 90 days
They were definitely light stressed big time for like the 1st week, but that got fixed a while ago. But they look fine, just taking their time
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Unfortunately I do BUT can’t argue that they don’t look awesome
I’d have to say either environment or feed IMO I have found my plants finishing earlier since I feel I am feeding them more properly I think
Could be. I have no idea, but I do think I need a new scope... But, I'd think that if you could delay autos, just with nutes, somebody way better then me would have figured out something like that. These Athena nutes are kinda for commercial stuff so I don't think there's anything special there either. I think the environment is ok. It's temp controlled with a controller and I run a dehumidifier but no humidifier, but I'd don't slightly low humidity early on would delay plants by weeks. I am gonna run this setup again next run and see what happens