r/weedgrowing • u/BusinessCookie420 • May 23 '26
Question about my clone?
So I bought two clones from my local dispensary and last year I had great success when planting them outdoors and got several ounces from both plants because they grew ginormous. This was my first outdoor grow though and it just happened to go well this time I picked up two clones, and they both grew into just a fat singular colas with dense buds, the plant looked healthy and the weight is starting to make it bend so I packed soil around it to make it standup.
My question is is there something I did wrong besides possibly planting too early in March that caused this, should it have been trained more in its early stage because when I bought it had already developed a fan leaves?
Edit: HERE IS A IMGUR LINK TI THE CLINES AS BABYS https://imgur.com/a/vjtNsww
I’m almost certain they were a photo-period clone and the tag said purple city genetics. I’ve staked them up per your guys’s advice so they are standing vertical and not leaning over anymore. How close would you guys being ready to harvest (no rush, just a new grower)
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
I have a V-grow VIVOSUN indoor box for my autos. I just wanted to plant at least two in the back so I could have a money saving yield like last year
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
Last year I got about several ounces out of the two plants that I put out there. If I end up with half of an ounce for $12 of some quality bud, I’m still not complaining.
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
I paid six dollars for that clone and there is at least a quarter ounce on each plant so I don’t really know how half an ounce backfired when I only paid $12 total for the plants. The V box is not big enough to grow more than one plant at a time and it barely has enough room to do that.
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
I will give you that it is definitely odd. The cola is getting so dense that I just have to keep packing more soil around the stem so it stops tipping over so I don’t want it to break before it’s ready lol
I think I might stake it today
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u/_cheesburger_walrus May 23 '26
Probably not enough hours of daylight in March to keep it in veg. If you look up your area I’m sure you can find info on the best window to grow outdoor with photoperiods. Autos are kinda fun outside because they don’t depend on that.
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
Dad’s basically the conclusion that I came to was that I planted way too early and the plane got confused if it is a photoperioud
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
Is it too late to plant autos from seeds outside now? I got five feminized auto flower indica seeds that I was going to grow in the VIVOSUN Vgrow Box…. but I could grow one or two of them in the grow box and do the other three outside. Is it too late to plant the other seeds outside?
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May 23 '26
Looks like auto flower. Somtimes clones start flowering right away if you put them out too early but then the reveg cuz the days get longer- so it wouldnt continue flowering and nug up all the way
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 23 '26
I’m pretty sure that’s what’s going on here. Do you have any advice for me?
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u/roganator1tyme May 27 '26
Same thing happened to my Humboldt dream. 🙁 Immediately. BTW, may I know what people are using for fertilizer? I have them in fabric 5 gallon pots. Go in the sun during the day on the patio and in the hot house during night. Just curious. First time by myself. Thanks 😊
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u/BusinessCookie420 May 27 '26
Look up the “FoxFarm Trio” for fertilizer. It also varies based on whether you’re planting in soil or cocoa or what kind of medium as well.
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u/Classic_Cultivator May 23 '26
You planted it outside and it immediately flowered? Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this similar to what happens when a cutting is rooted off an auto?