Hey everyone, below I have 3 autos and 2 50/50 golden goat plants. The one in the middle and the one that is bottom right (the largest) are regular seeds. They are around two months old. When should I flip them to flower? I don’t need them that big
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Pick a maximum hight of growth for your environment. Divide it half. That’s the hieght you begin flowering but if it’s an Auto, as far as I’m aware, you don’t get a choice.
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if its auto flower just leave your lights on a 18/6 Schedule and it will flower automatically.
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I agree with @EvergreenState here, I’d imagine your tent is about 6ft tall so I would go much over 3ft tall, if they get a little too tall you could supercrop them by pitching the stem hard enough that it folds over with its own weight then tie it in place so it’s angled sideways and it’s will recover and harden in a couple days.if they are looking like they will stretch into the lights maximum height pinch the stems that need it about 6-10 from the top and you’ll get 6-10 inches of more room @Kshaughn
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Thank you both!
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Hi @209MIKE, Iv put my 3 photoperiod in my wardrobe to flower under hps400 and in my tent under tsw 2000 I have 3 ultimate Autos and at there 5ft week starting and 4 Big Dark Devil XL, S only plented then Monday and there all up starting seedling stage but I had to change my 3 photos because of guiding auto s, you don’t have to worry about time to change, after 3 weeks mine ask started flower,
But I might have to supercrop off needed but I think they are finished stretch and buds are fattening nice, keto smiling and smoking your Grow bro 
May I suggest, that you read up on some training teqniques… there are high tension and low tension training methods, they will help you to push potency of those awesome genes (and yield) in a confined space, but I am guessing you are looking for the potency to a greater extent… bless you! But concerning the flowering… let things take it’s course, watch your plants closely and adapt your lighting and nutrients accordingly. Also humudity as flowers mature, cooler more humid conditions seem to make fatter buds… helps to spray the floor of your grow area at late bloom phase. You want to try keep your Nitrogen levels much lower at this stage as well, a good feed of sugar water should help to achieve this… plants look really healthy and good so far as I can tell from your pick…
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Great advice @dr.one welcome to the community!!
For some reason it’s not letting me respond on the topic you made I posted some pictures earlier on the (post your plant) do you think it’s showing early signs of n toxicity?
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It doesn’t look like it in the pics, normally the first thing you’ll see is the tips of the larger leaves curl down and point towards the ground but they all seem fine to me @Jaredevans19
Okay thank you
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Green, healthy and already working on frosting up! Lookin good bro! @Jaredevans19
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Appreciate it I feel like I’m on the verge of ducking up 
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Thank you buddy, really awesome community, loving it so far and help is always needed, wanted and therefore as freely available as I can process it, compile it and communicate it with those in need…
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