Bubblegum XL Auto - GuerillaGrow

Hey TheGreenFingers, i think it was a close on. I only see one tiny burn spot at picture 2, right leaf at the end. You should never spray or water your plants when there is sunlight or lamps on. Well apsom is Magnesium which is a good nutrient for your plant but i would recommend a better growspray like Canna cure. PS, praying Magnesium isn't really needed at your stage. More in like flowering, only when you have for example brown spots ( not from lightburn). Goodluck growing

Defo not an auto. And my brush up on male plants isn't great, but it also looks like it has male traits so. But on that I can't be 100%. But it looks like it hasn't had any stalls so if anything it's a female. Could even be a male. I don't like the look of the top of her. But again, I could be wrong. But to your question, it's not an auto. Good luck.

So i don't see any pictures that give a look at the preflowers. There's no obvious sex showing in these pictures. you need a zoomed in pic at a branch... if you stilll have symmetrical growth, you'll have 2 preflowers at every node. at this point with an autoflower, the preflowers should be showing at the least... if oyu see 1 nub with white hair, all is well... if oyu see what looks like a bunch of little grapes that project from a twig-like thing.. very small twig, but overtly different than development of female preflowers.. use google,,, it's incredibly obvious once you learn the differences. just a matter of patience for the preflower to show up. a xx x xx can never be male... but if the area is contaminated with unintended pollen, it could produce an XY(male) from regular pollen that shouldn't be there. autoflowers -- there's a process where 99% or more are autos? i'd have to see the alleles involved and generations and whether you can say 100% or not... so i'm being a bit hestant to say anything with conviction, but it should be rare... and that rare occurence could be from foreign pollen like above... or maybe it's a matter of probability due to what is going on with genetics. e.g. xx x xy will give you 1:1 xx:xy. a heterozygous trait x heterozygous trait (1 dominant allele 1 recessive to display a physical trait) will give you 3:1 dominant to recessive. 2 of the dominant resulting trait will by heterozygous... you'd have to work backward from its progeny to determine which ones they are without some fancy genetic testing in a fancy lab. these are simple examples.. somethings are a spectrum, like human height or probably plant height too. so, some things can be said with confidence like "xx" x "xx" can absolutely never, never, never results in an XY pairiing, ever... never never never... so when it happens it is contamination for sure. gettingn an autoflower is a bit more complexe with more alleles invovled, so i'd wager it's just a very high % based on how they do it... if they do it correctly. those taking shortcuts may end up with a much lower % autoflower trait resulting.

Nothing in your pictures shows anything that indicates sex as yet, but the close up pics are really blurry making identifying what is going on impossible. If you go to week 7 in my diary "cannabis conundrums", I have posted pictures of both male and female pre-flowers/primordia and this may help you identify what is going on with your plant. Hope this helps, Organoman.