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yeh but as long as the nodes dont alternate im not worried hehe... she is early in preflower but not exceptional i mean most textbooks say they appear around the 3 week mark anyway
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I don't normally see preflowers before day 30 from seed. 3 weeks would be on the fast side for sure.
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oh yes thats the almost earliest they can appear ..
You were due for a normal autoflower after the last one 
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Usually around the 1 month mark at the earliest in my experience.
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day 27 from seed
shes growing fast, ive upped her feed a bit see how she does...
shes growing fast, ive upped her feed a bit see how she does...
Good looking plant, hope she holds off flowering for awhile.
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yeh indeed would be a shame to have her in flower this little ...
Only thing I have against autos.
Really the only thing you can have against autos 
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day 30 from seed
she is more and more looking like she wanna go to flower ... dammit ... not yet
btw i raised her into the lights as she became a bit stretchy
she is more and more looking like she wanna go to flower ... dammit ... not yet
btw i raised her into the lights as she became a bit stretchy
Welcome back to normal!
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ye ... you mean "my normal"
Nah, your normal has been getting bigger and bigger. I meant our normal for autoflowers . Well, my normal anyway...
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oh lol .... i didnt look at it that way hahaNah, your normal has been getting bigger and bigger. I meant our normal for autoflowers
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this is not typical for an auto ... my friend is raising a real monster now, also auto ...so ... i guess its an innate treat that we the grower must try to unlock 
Let me know when you find that key!
Ha...the key to growing autos is.........to grow photos.. 
Lol @Duggan hit the nail on the head.
She's definitely going to be starting to flower soon!