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Growlink Taniuska growlog - Grow with Jane

Hi there.

Recently i had planted mine critical auto, the ambient is in exterior at balcony. I need help because since the seed germinate it has like 20-21 days, but the planta looks like tinny and little, I’m wondering what i am doing wrong.

  1. i make a sustrato mix, the one i can found in Lidl(the supermarket) is universal sustrato, as well i added some humus and perlita, It in 16L pot

  2. I am regarding with a few water like 2-3 days. I using a stick inside the earth to assure is still dry or swet

  3. the most important things my balcony has only 6 hours of sun direct.

I Will really help if you wise me

¿Is there a good auto genetic for 6 hours sun?

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Autos will grow under those conditions but will be stressed and probably enter flower early. Autos are tough for beginner growers but with only 6 hours of light they are your best bet.

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Is that direct sunlight that it gets? If it still receives indirect light you should be ok as long as the total light received is greater than 12-14 hours. I would suggest growing a photo to start with. Autos can be very finicky. Stress can make autos flower early which will hinder growth and yield.

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My balcony gets direct sunlight from 9:30 am until 2 pm because a building across the street blocks the sun from sunrise until 9:30 am, and by 2 pm the sun sets behind my building. However, by moving the plants, I can still take advantage of some rays for another hour. So, the rest of the afternoon my balcony has indirect light.

The white pots get direct sunlight until 2 pm, and if I put them on the ground, they can get another hour of direct sunlight.

I should also mention that I live in Barcelona, ​​and it’s currently spring. Perhaps in summer I’ll get more hours of direct sunlight.

So I’m wondering if it’s really worth growing under these conditions. If I can get at least 10 grams per plant, I’d be happy.

I understand you recommend periodic photoperiods. Do you have any specific strains that would adapt to these conditions on my balcony?

Or should I just give up? haha ​​:c

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I wouldn’t suggest quoting. I think you might regret quitting. I don’t know of specific cultivars to help you. I only suggest photoperiod plants bc they handle stress much better than autos. As a beginner, I’m sure the first few grows will get stressed until you get the hang of things. I think you receive enough light to grow what you’re looking for. I grow indoors with a tent and lights. Where I’m at I can’t grow outdoors and I would love to have one outdoors!! Good luck with your journey!

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Thanks for share your wise, Its really usefull, i’m going to follow your advice. I Will learn trial and error.

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