Do autoflowers need darkness?
Autoflowers will still flower and survive without any dark period but turning your lights off on a schedule for a few hours each day is…
How tall do autoflowers get?
Autoflowers are more compact and faster than their photoperiod cousins, making them perfect for discreet and efficient cultivation. In this article, we'll cover how tall…
How long do autoflowers flower?
Autoflowers can grow from seed to harvest in as little as 8 weeks, but how much of that time is spent in the flowering stage of growth? This article covers when the flowering stage starts, how to identify it, duration,…
How to Fix Magnesium Deficiency in Autoflower Cannabis Plants
Magnesium deficiency is one of the most common nutrient problems autoflower growers face, particularly when growing in coco coir, hydroponic systems, or under powerful LED grow lights. Because autoflower cannabis plants have a short, fixed lifecycle, nutrient deficiencies can have…
Potassium Deficiency In Autoflowers: Signs, Causes, Treatment And Prevention
Potassium deficiency is a common nutrient issue in autoflower cannabis plants, especially during flowering when demand for nutrients increases. Potassium plays a key role in water regulation, photosynthesis, nutrient transport, and bud development, so a deficiency can slow growth, reduce…
How long do autoflowers veg for?
Autoflowers grow from seed to harvest much faster than photoperiod strains, which is great if you want to grow weed in under twelve weeks, but it's important to understand how long each stage of their life takes. In this article,…
How to flush autoflowers
Often a step that gets overlooked by first time growers but flush your plants properly and you will thank yourself when it comes to smoking it. Flushing cannabis plants is the vital last step before you cut your plants down…
How to dry and cure autoflowers
Once the flowering stage is over the majority of the hard work is done, but to get the very best out of your harvest, you will need to dry and cure it. A proper dry and cure is what makes…
Calcium Deficiency in Autoflowers: Signs, Causes and How to Fix It
Calcium deficiency is one of the most common nutrient problems growers encounter when growing autoflowers, particularly in coco coir, with reverse osmosis (RO) water, or under high-powered LED grow lights. These growing conditions can either increase calcium demand or reduce…