Welcome to The Clone Conservatory. Our Autoflower Marijuana
Seeds are renowned for their high potency, resistance to disease, and exceptional yield. This presentation will teach you everything you need to know about growing and harvesting your own autoflower marijuana seeds.
1 Fast Growing ��
Autoflower marijuana plants are a special type of plant that can go from seed to harvest in just 8-12 weeks.
3 Self-Sufficient ����
They don't require a specific light cycle to trigger flowering, making them easy to grow for beginners.
2 Small But Mighty ��
They stay small and compact, making them ideal for small indoor spaces or discreet outdoor growing.
4 Potent ��
They produce high-quality, potent buds with a unique flavor and aroma profile.
Faster Yield
Disadvantages
Smaller Yield
Easier to Grow
Less Control Over Growth
More Resistant to Pests and Diseases
Can Have Lower Potency
Smaller Size, Easier to Hide
More Expensive Seeds
Choose seeds with the right size, growth cycle, and potency for your space and climate.
Check Trichomes Inspect the trichomes with a magnifying glass to ensure that the buds are ready for harvest.
Pick a seed bank with highquality seeds, favorable reviews, and good customer service.
1 Choose a Good Grow Medium
Avoid overfertilization and under-watering with a highquality grow medium, such as soil or coco coir.
2 Provide Adequate Light
Choose a light source with the right spectrum and intensity, such as LED or HPS grow lights, and provide 1824 hours of light each day.
3 Avoid Overtraining Autoflower marijuana plants don't respond well to pruning or topping. Leave them to grow naturally to maximize yield and potency.
4 Monitor Humidity and Temperature
Keep the humidity between 40-60% and the temperature between 2028°C to prevent mold, mildew, or heat stress.
Bud Rot ��
Reduce humidity and remove affected buds immediately to prevent the spread of the fungus.
Nutrient Burn ����
Reduce nutrient levels and ensure proper pH balance to prevent nutrient burn and other nutrient deficiencies.
Pest Infestation ��
Identify the pest and treat with natural insecticides, such as neem oil, or other remedies before it gets worse.
Light Stress ��
Provide the right amount of light and prevent light burn, overheating, or bleaching by adjusting distance and intensity.