Photography why is my auto so big n the photo so small same age

[sparky954]

don't know what i am doing wrong . why is she so small when they were born the same time? one strain is a photo cheese dinafem freebie [short one] n the other is sugar mango ryder[tall one] same age!

 

[zaQ]

same strain? different phenos?..


edit: ops didnt read at all what you wrote (im high)

Looks like the Auto gets more sun

 

[Mossy]

Is Gertrude the Auto...?...

What lighting do you have them on..?

 

[Muddy]

Node spacing looks a lot tighter on the photo plant. I'd say it is the height of the light. I'm guessing that since the auto was in the smaller pot, it was farther away from the light, so stretched more. If the node spacing were the same on the two plants the photo would be a lot taller.

 

[sparky954]

400 watt mh feeding earth juice with house n garden root stimulator

---------- Post added 10-23-2011 at 08:12 AM ----------

Node spacing looks a lot tighter on the photo plant. I'd say it is the height of the light. I'm guessing that since the auto was in the smaller pot, it was farther away from the light, so stretched more. If the node spacing were the same on the two plants the photo would be a lot taller.

they are in the same size pot 3.7 gallon

---------- Post added 10-23-2011 at 08:14 AM ----------

400 watt mh feeding earth juice with house n garden root stimulator

---------- Post added 10-23-2011 at 08:12 AM ----------


they are in the same size pot 3.7 gallon

do you think i should move the tall one to the outside n put the small one directly under where the tall one is now?

 

[Muddy]

Okay, must be the perspective then as the photo pot looks bigger in the picture. But the node spacing is still tighter on the photo, so I still think it was the height of the light over the plant. Or it could just be that strain.

they are in the same size pot 3.7 gallon

 

[RollerofDoobs]

Has the photo received more water than the auto? Or maybe the photo just isn't drinking water as fast which is not allowing for proper wet/dry cycles, which means the roots don't have to reach deep down for water, which could possibly inhibit vertical growth. Or as mentioned by others, it could be just a short phenotype. You could try and intentionally stretch her out a bit

 

[sparky954]

Is Gertrude the Auto...?...

What lighting do you have them on..?

yes gertie is the auto n i have them on 18/6