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Anna Purna autoflowerAUTO experiences?
- Thread starter mikekuus
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Not much info on the internet about this strain.
Seen some photos of an almost fully grown plant(in greenhouse), it was around 1,8m tall and pine tree shaped. Looked gorgeous.
From what I read, it is best when grown outdoors, full development and big yield potential(up to 250g/plant). Takes around 110-135 days if done properly.
With superautos you should be careful with transplanting, only once in first two weeks. They tend to reveg if stressed too much.
I just ordered a pack, will do it outdoors in the summer, will post a grow and smoke reports if everything goes well.
Interesting what is happening to your plant.
I spoke to the breeder and it seems to be an outdoor plant, indoor they are difficult to control and tend to reveg if stressed.
So maybe your problem is the environment.
Btw, what is your light schedule? The superautos need 12/12 to finish properly, more light means prolonged veg cycle. You could try 14/10 for main flowering period and switch to 12/12 in the second half and to 10/14 in the last three weeks.
Being a 120 day strain it flowers for about 10-12 weeks.
But mind, they are supposed to be grown outdoors.
I spoke to the breeder and it seems to be an outdoor plant, indoor they are difficult to control and tend to reveg if stressed.
So maybe your problem is the environment.
Btw, what is your light schedule? The superautos need 12/12 to finish properly, more light means prolonged veg cycle. You could try 14/10 for main flowering period and switch to 12/12 in the second half and to 10/14 in the last three weeks.
Being a 120 day strain it flowers for about 10-12 weeks.
But mind, they are supposed to be grown outdoors.
