Open to all and any tips and concerns

[ramseyja]

Tips on what to do and expect when it's time to
dry and cure. Also should I trim her once the buds start growing bigger?

 

[Sunin]

nothing to trim here

 

[ramseyja]

nothing to trim here

Noo meaning when the buds actually start forming, I've seen and heard mixed opinions on triming auto flowers

 

[Fishybass]

Posting here to follow. I too have heard lots of stories of autos flipping or flowering too early from trimming. I’m pretty new to the auto game and never trim anything out of fear.

Looks like you’ve stretched so flowering should be starting in the next week. Most autos have an advertised flowering time of something like 8-10weeks. Don’t trust or cut by that - cut by trichomes. Who knows, could be 10-14 before flowering is done. Then add at least a month to cure.

 

[Sunin]

oh that's auto?
nothing to trim even more
especially in flower. just leave it be

 

[Organic13]

Auto that was dropped off at my house. I have no idea of its care, but it's obvious it was cut on. I don't think these plants should be cut on, but I'm no expert at the true plant, let alone a hybrid. Just seems to me it needs all of the limbs and leaves it can get. Maybe train it, before cutting on it.

 

[Galgrows]

nothing to trim here

I agree