Should I start over?

[MPMacD]

Okay, So I planted a bunch of different auto's. Fastbuds Blue Dream, Zkittlez, RQS Diesel and Dinafem Critical 2.0.

Thing is I started them in my tent while my other autoflowers were growing about 30 days in. The lights were raised quite high because those auto's are nearly 4' tall so these autos just stretched and were deprived of light. They're 3 weeks old now, but they look like they're 2 weeks old.

I've never run into this issue, they're outdoors now soaking in the sun. But I feel like I probably stunted them into a worthless harvest.

Thoughts?

 

[Justbudding along]

Not an expert mate but i would think a picture or 2 might help you get a response

 

[DevilDog_0651]

May as well let them grow if you have the space to do it outside.

 

[MPMacD]

Here’s some photos. Typically this is where they would be for me at the end of week 2 but this is the end of week 3

 

[MPMacD]

This is where my last plants were at the end of week 3 grown indoors.

 

[Archaic]

Why would you kill them? They are small but otherwise healthy looking, let them grow and I bet the will surprise you

 

[MPMacD]

Why would you kill them? They are small but otherwise healthy looking, let them grow and I bet the will surprise you

Works for me! I mean, it's the only way to see what a slow start can turn into. I feel they would be much larger if they didn't waste a week of their life stretching to reach the light and then going outdoors. Some of them are nutrient deficient but I used gaia green ammended coco and I don't think I had enough nutrients near the seedling so maybe I didn't mix some of them well enough. So I top dressed them a little bit and watered that in.

 

[Archaic]

I just don't understand people that kill a plant after a minor setback.

 

[kemper94p9]

I wouldn’t worry. Possible shock from being moved outside. They will bounce back. I moved a train wreck auto that was 1 month into flower from my led tent to outdoors and I couldn’t believe how differently it grew.