There perfect size they can be hung or put on containers to help them dry perfect for the tent.
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Here's the 2x4 tent my student is using. SS grower
I own a blurple 1200 watt. My father in law uses for veg and flower and produces massive plants and here is my Chem91skva on chop day under ks3000
Fruity Pebbles day 3 of veg after topping last night light is VA 600
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That's great! Hope our lights continue to bring you better and more harvests.I had great results using it on my Panama I recently harvested also. CL.
It looks very healthy. If you veg it and fill up the 4x4 tent, VA600 may be a bit small. KS5000 is currently the most suitable for 4X4 tents and the Par distribution is very uniform.I am going to run this one Fruity Pebbles under this VA 600 and post daily results from start to finish if I can. I will veg until the plant almost fills the 4x4 tent then flip her. Today will be day one. I put her in larger container with Happy frog soil last night so she needs to put down some roots then she will be off to the races. Fruity Pebbles gets HUGE when vegged and fed properly.
Thank you for your recognition of our lights, we have been working hard to provide better products with the best price.They have a fantastic deal on their new @ViparSpectra XS-1500 Pro. Imo there isn’t a better light for the price. I was very impressed with the light distribution n how evenly it was spread. CL
Day 5 of veg
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Wow, the leaves are much bigger than day 3Day 5 of veg
Still setting roots but soon she will be moving along nicely.
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OK, we will be patient
Day 8 of the veg under VA600
Day 10
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They’re looking happy as little clams 
My girls at day #20...
Freshly transplanted and loving life under the ViparSpectra KS3000.
Freshly transplanted and loving life under the ViparSpectra KS3000.
Today is day #25.
They've settled into their new pots and are ready for more light.
They've settled into their new pots and are ready for more light.
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My Mosca auto's just hit 23-24 days but much larger? Interesting, carry on. SSgrower
Fenderbender
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Did you transplant or not?
Virgin's are looking very healthy
Your journal has your autos coming up on July 24th. That would make them 37 days old today.
Mine came up on Aug 4th making them 26 days old today. That makes your plants 11 days older than mine.
My autos aren't little for their age by any means.
Yours have hit flower stretch and are a different strain. Between this and the age difference, it should explain the difference in size. Hope this helps.
What size pots are your autos in?
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Thanks for the reply's guys, I have been so busy with germination I lost track of time. No excuse and thanks for your observance as it helps me tremendously. I have popped 9 seeds and only 6 came up and 2 were males from some Edgar Pena regs. Anyway it had me whirling and I bought some new pottong soil today "Dr. Earth" Pot of Gold, as to the material bag size I used 1 5 gal & 2 3 gal bags for the auto's. From glass "tails" to the 3 and 5 to lessen shock. Sorry if it seemed I was inflating my grow, not my intent. I am a 2 yr indoor grower in Coco Loco & Canna coco mix , dynomyco & Canna Coco nutes, using FF Big Bloom earthworm castings a bat guano booster. SSgrower
No biggie. I lose track all the time.
I think that is what @InTheShed used for a few grows. Seemed to be pretty good stuff.
I don't worry about shock. I transplant mine from Solo cups into their final (3 or 5 gallon) pot. I've never had issues with autos. I transplant them like I do a photoperiod and feed them just as heavily as a photo as well.
The only difference in the way I treat them is just their light duration and sometimes the light intensity since exposure is six hours longer and they can hit their DLI easier. This varies from plant to plant.
Nah, no worries ,you're fine.