The heat will have had a effect however tbh by the looks of it your growing a sativa dom. auto or not sativa dom plants can be very whispy the buds fluffy and the plants tall that’s all Normal for a sativa it’s very rare a sativa will have rock hard nugs unless it’s a hybrid.
All in all your looking at a long flowering period and as said the buds will be flufffy however you should get a nice head high from her that’s what sativas are known for
Just looked it up and yeah it does look much more like a pure sativa, I got other seeds from the same place of a different strain that are looking way better than this plant at the same stageIt kind of looks like the flowering/dark cycle was interrupted. Sure, sativas can have lighter, whispy bud formation, but a GG auto? It almost looks more like some of the pure Sativa landrace varieties
Wasn't your inexperience, it's the genetics, you got a odd phenotype, probably this seeds weren't properly stabilized.Thanks for the info! I was expecting a much different look out of it at this stage being that it’s supposed to be a GG, but this is my first time growing any good quality seeds, so inexperience on my end is a possible issue as well lol
Yes but that's assuming this isn't a GG auto.......could a mistake have been made? Possibly. But unless the seed company gave you a thai landrace or something by mistake......Just looked it up and yeah it does look much more like a pure sativa, I got other seeds from the same place of a different strain that are looking way better than this plant at the same stage
there is no exterior lighting at night, it has been pretty overcast in the morning the past couple weeks so possibly low light due to that in the early to late morning hours could be causing some issues. It was running way too hot for about 2 weeks like 15-20 degrees hotter than I wanted but I have gotten that under control nowYes but that's assuming this isn't a GG auto.......could a mistake have been made? Possibly. But unless the seed company gave you a thai landrace or something by mistake......
It could be a pure sativa, and your greenhouse is preventing good sun from getting through, but that's really not what greenhouses do. Unless you're in a very low sun climate, like trying to grow Panama Red in Northern Canada.
The super light flowers, the high leaf-to-calyx ratio......is it possible that some sort of artificial light outside is hitting your greenhouse at night? Street lights, your own flood lights, anything? I'm still leaning towards light pollution throwing the plant into that veg/flower twilight zone.
Yeah that's a funny strain too. I tend to agree that it's bad genetics.......but, that's on the "as a plant" side of things. There might be a saving grace here and that's in the uniqueness, phenos, and high....could be a pheno that more or less have the "dr grinspoon" strain trait, happen once in while.
Seeds from ILGM, have never grown these strains before, this is only my second season growing and last season was with bad seeds so went and bought these to try out. I also have 2 Bruce banner auto’s in there now that look really healthy and 2 GSC that just sprouted and will be going in soon. Plant is at 42” she had an insane stretch was going about an inch a day for almost 2 weeks. I think they are in 7 gallon potsIt just doesn't account for how light, how whispy the branches/buds are. Can we ask where you got the seed from? Any other plants in the greenhouse? Have you grown in it before?
Also, what's the height of the plant and the size of the pot?
There are a number of possible answers, but none of them would really account for the severity of the problem. Really bad genetics? Extremely root bound? Some other kind of extreme stress/deficiency?
Maybe someone with greenhouse experience could help here. It's certainly interesting. You have a nice sized, fully formed plant, and the problem is a whole plant problem.
A nearly 4ft tall.plant in a 7gal pot could be a little root bound.......still, it's hard to find anything that accounts for such sparse flowers other than either llight pollution at night, (more of an issue with photoperiod plants, not autos), or bad genetics. At least see it through to the end and make the best of it.Seeds from ILGM, have never grown these strains before, this is only my second season growing and last season was with bad seeds so went and bought these to try out. I also have 2 Bruce banner auto’s in there now that look really healthy and 2 GSC that just sprouted and will be going in soon. Plant is at 42” she had an insane stretch was going about an inch a day for almost 2 weeks. I think they are in 7 gallon pots
OK. I think this is a clue.Seeds from ILGM...
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