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Autoflowering outdoors

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New_gorilla

I live in the UK and I am doing 4 autoflowering plants outdoors I think there getting atleast 10 hours of light outdoors and I am on week 5 of vege with no pre flowers, do they take longer to flower outdoors with less light or not. I am a new grower thanks.

Theses are the picture of two of them in week 5
 

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I'mback said:
Dunno good buddy. They're some tiny for 5 weeks old.
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Yes I thought the same I'm keeping track of each day I'm thinking they're lacking sunlight plus the days outdoors is "waning" shrinking and not waxing meaning they'll grow more, and the moon be waxing next week so hopefully they start getting bigger again,
 
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New_gorilla said:
I live in the UK and I am doing 4 autoflowering plants outdoors I think there getting atleast 10 hours of light outdoors and I am on week 5 of vege with no pre flowers, do they take longer to flower outdoors with less light or not. I am a new grower thanks.

Theses are the picture of two of them in week 5
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YES, add 1.5 weeks+ to overall seedling to harvest. Put in sunniest south side you can.

You can also successive plant (planting every 30 days, a few new seeds) to ensure almost a perpetual harvest.

Good luck!
 
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