First pistils at Day 29. Don't know if you have much time. Here's what mine looked like at Day 26 (closest I could find to your age).
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Much better growth than I've got! I shoulda left it in the solo cup 
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This is why I hardly grow autos now.
.This is why I hardly grow autos now.
Autos are too sketchy for me, I gave them up.
Noooooo! I decide to do a grow outdoors and the sun hides all Spring from me lolIt's raining again here. Word has it, it's gonna be wet all the way through the weekend - maybe to Tuesday. And what's here currently is all heading down south to you.
Too finicky. I made a mistake trying to grow autos exclusively as a rookie. I gotta say though my buddy is killing it on his first grow with autos. He’s got a good, stable environment which makes a huge difference.
@InTheShed What generation is Shed’s Gift? You’ve had it running for almost three years now? I’m looking at her right now and I’m thinking about how the cutting I took grew just like her... man she’s a super stable plant and I’m glad I kept them alive
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It's tough because there are growers (indoor only) who consistently grow big autos in their tents, but they seem completely hit or miss outside.
IKR!
Stable environment seems to be a big part of it. I started with autos because I didn't have a way to flip photos at the time, but once I figured that part out I've been phasing them out. I got lucky with the Blue Treacle 2 but this LPa is looking more spog® than anything else. If it goes into flower before the sides grow out I'm pulling it. I need the space not the spog®.Too finicky. I made a mistake trying to grow autos exclusively as a rookie. I gotta say though my buddy is killing it on his first grow with autos. He’s got a good, stable environment which makes a huge difference.
@InTheShed What generation is Shed’s Gift? You’ve had it running for almost three years now? I’m looking at her right now and I’m thinking about how the cutting I took grew just like her... man she’s a super stable plant and I’m glad I kept them alive
The AK is two years old this month, but I gave up counting generations when I lost track late last year. I'd say the one I gave you is at least 6th generation from seed.
I had the one Brooklyn go Spog on me and that kinda pissed me off.
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Wait, wait, here it comes. Lol
Okay good deal! Thanks man.
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No apology needed 36G! A spog® is a Single Point Of Green. It's a term I coined a couple of years ago and it refers to an autoflower plant that starts budding before any side branching gets to grow. So what you get is one cola on a stick.
I wrote a poem about it:
SPOG®
Not a sog nor a scrog,
What I have is a spog.
A spog is not two, never three, never four.
A spog is just one and can't be any more.
Just one point of green like a lonely old frog.
Just one single cola, my frosty-triched spog.
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They look like this:
Lol gotta love em though!
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But just for the lols! I think that one (the BSA) was something like 9g. Not doing that any more.
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All I see is a small stick of yummy!
Mine got about 3 inches tall and just stopped.
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LOL! Indeed. But not to mention the time spent mixing nutes and watering and moving it back and forth from the shed to the sun and the spot it took up from a plant that might have produced more than 9 grams
. No more spogging for me. Have I mentioned I have too many plants?You might have won the SpOTM contest if we ran one!
Well, at least mine is gonna be more than 3 inches. LOL
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We need a SpoG comparative grow
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! 