Schafe1001

<span class="link_user">@Schafe1001</span>, it would probably produce something but if it was me I&#039;d be tempted to start over. Problem is any stress really sets autos back as they&#039;re on a fixed schedule so any down time realy effects the final result and at some stage it&#039;s better to just learn your lessons and plant a new seed.

<span class="link_user">@Grimgrows</span>, so will this even produce an actual miniature bud?

<span class="link_user">@Grimgrows</span>, so I have a walk-in closet with just one auto flower gorilla Z in there. Does it look like it’s time to throw this out and stick a whole new set up in there?

<span class="link_user">@Fast_Buds</span>, your Gorilla Z auto has begun to flower at week 3, however I believe the broad mites won. I’ve never had this prom before as I am strictly hydroponic.

<span class="link_user">@Fast_Buds</span>, it seems auto’s are more susceptible to broad mites. I believe we both used the Miracle Gro, I mixed with half coco coir, and Ai :robot_face: tells me the Scotts probably had it as coco is almost sterile

<span class="link_user">@Fast_Buds</span>, your Gorilla Z auto has begun to flower at week 3, however I believe the broad mites won. I’ve never had this prom before as I am strictly hydroponic.