Growing automatic plants in mother plant cabinets
Autoflowering plants bloom according to age rather than photoperiod, which means they can be grown in a mother plant cabinet under an 18/6 light cycle without modifying it. They are fast, compact, and sensitive to stress, making them ideal for continuous harvests in small spaces.
In the cabinet, they require good space organization, proper ventilation, full-spectrum LED lighting, and stable temperatures. They should be planted directly in 7–11 L pots with an airy substrate and gentle nutrients. LST is recommended to control height.
Their cycle lasts 70–90 days, and harvest time is determined by observing the trichomes. Common mistakes include transplanting them, pruning them too aggressively, or overcrowding the cabinet.
