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My auto flower is about a month old ,, would this be considered flowering

 

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Yup

 

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Yes.

 

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Can I prune autos?

 

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Flower or pre-flower. If it stays looking just like that for a week or two, don't think they're frozen in time. Sometimes it will stay like that for a little while before you see the buds grow any more.

 

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#6

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Can I prune autos?

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I wouldn't reccomend removing anything at this stage unless a big fan is directly blocking the light from reaching a lower bud.

 

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I wouldn't reccomend removing anything at this stage unless a big fan is directly blocking the light from reaching a lower bud.

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I was going to take the baby branches 1st node

 

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I was going to take the baby branches 1st node

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Could do if they are seeming weak. If they are growing well I would leave them be.

 

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Could do if they are seeming weak. If they are growing well I would leave them be.

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Agreed.

 

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I've read that you want to avoid any shock to them auto's. I would avoid anything you didn't have to do, Unless it was 1 leaf at a time for lower bud development. JMO but I don't know that much.

 

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Can I prune autos?

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like the others said I would leave it alone for now. I prune mine but only when I can really tell if the light is going to hit the bud better. and they well into flower where you can see some decent buds on it to even tell. I don't go over 3 cuts every two days on a plant. It has never caused a problem.