Oh shoot, my bad I honestly didn't know that.Krissi hasn't been here in a while so you might be stuck with the rest of us.
I kinda just got back around here on this fine site a little bit ago. I took about a 7-8 months hiatus myself. 
No worries Zephyrs, we all miss her!And that makes sense, it's a budding cannabis plant either way. So just treat them the same as a photo period in flower? That was a question btw
You haven't watered that in over 49 days?
I'm guessing (hoping?) it was a typo!Seems like a long time 7 weeks or even 6 weeks.
You haven't watered that in over 49 days?
But what's the general consensus on Droughting an Autoflower though?
A plant in flower is a plant in flower and you can drought the autoflower in the same way that you would drought a photoperiod plantOk I kinda like this thread!
Thank You @Carmen Ray for A straight up honest reply. I Know that Shed kinda told me the same. But a few different opinions never hurts.A plant in flower is a plant in flower and you can drought the autoflower in the same way that you would drought a photoperiod plant
! That's why I love this Fine @420 Site!! 
Better late than never. So sorry to see this, it can happen however. Imo, this plant's development looks like I would have waited another week or 2 before droughting, she seems a little less than ready to go. Possibly that was the cause. Note that even though a bank says a strain should take x amount of time, the overall look of the plant can tell you where she is in terms of development and if she's ready for a drought. This particular plant may have been at Week 7 but was looking more like she had some extra time left to her. I generally hold out until those hairs are a little shorter and the buds a little more densely woven together. I hope this doesn't stop you from trying a second attempt and thank you so much for sharing and I am so sorry I've been gone and just getting here now-its been 5 monthsHello everyone and thank you for your work, a very useful technique! But I have more than half of the plants after 8-10 days of the process, stigmas (pistils) began to grow again, and bananas even began to grow on one (
This is the first time I've encountered this!
Who faced?
HH! Thank you thank you for sharing another one of your always glistening trichome covered plants and for tossing one of for the home team and sharing your drought with us here. You are always welcome and appreciated!!this Banana Punch went 11 days and probably could have gone longer. There wasn't a leaf drooping yet.
I watered today 1 gallon top and 1 in the bottom.
Braddah...what?! She's a beauty. Love those trichs and those colors-i bet yours and HH's smokes were sensational
Category 5 - Day 53 of flower - 5 days after drought.
Marc, thanks so much for always putting your shining droughting stars in this feed and helping keep it alive with your documentation. You seem to really have gotten a hold on this whole process and I wanted to also thank you for sharing your knowledge with those who have yet to drought or are newly found droughters.Good evening everyone I did not get to harvest due to an unforeseen hurt hand! So with that said I don't know if anyone's ever tried it before but I will attempt it , here we go we're at day two of second drought of the same plants! I will just keep on droughting them to my hand gets good enough to chop! Maybe about six more days. Enjoy...
I'm baaaaaack!! Are you still with us Zeph?! Would love to see more droughting beauties as the plants you grow are always beauties to begin with.There's a Bit of a difference between Photoperiod and Auto. Photos don't have Any ruderalis in it at all. Autos are at least half Ruderalis? Anyways was just wondering if anyone tried droughting an Auto flower.
Maybe the Author of the thread @Krissi Carbone could help wi the question? Why didn't I think of that earlier?
Hi @Krissi Carbone It's Great to see Ya back around! I kinda took a few months break myself from here @420. But I am back again and this time I broke into my Auto flower Stash in my mini seed vault. I gotta use up these old Fastbuds Auto's, So I can go buy some more, Ya know 
. So I am really looking forward to droughting these 4 Autos I have going Once they get older of course. Just trying to plan ahead. So If you have any tips or pointer's for droughting an Auto Flower than I all ears here Krissi The top 2 are a Fastbuds Sour Diesel & Wedding Cheesecake at Day 25 from sprout, they look a little Wonky cause I did some more LST and Tucking last night and they still springing back up. And my lil Rhino Rhino just hit day 12 from sprout today. The Northern Lights was just sowed 2 days ago and still yet to pop. Do Ya think these would be good candidates for A droughting session and if so my main question is When to or what week should I start a drought on an Auto Flower?
