First time growing and they'll be autos

You learn every time around doesn't matter how many grows you have under your belt.

Frosty plants, even if mistakes were make. I am sure you will enjoy your harvest and take the knowledge learned to do better next time.

This is an interesting little story. Glad to see you got some buds, and you learned some good lessons along the way. Lots of us out there learning from our mistakes. Good luck!

Notice any stunted growth cutting off the foliage? Was going to do this with mine but from reading about it I'm a little hesitant with them being autos

How old is the San Pedro? Have you tried it? Your crop would have been much larger I think if you started off with much larger pots. Say one or two liters. Transplant to largest pot week three. Good looking nugs for your first grow.

Curious to see your Jack looks like it was leaning very heavy to the Ruderalis. I have one that has a bunch of pretty buds, although it is smaller and pretty bushy. Got few other seeds to see how stable the genetics are.

"Accidentally broke off" 😂😂😂😂 best of luck

First time growing, don't know what I'm doing really. I used the paper towel germination method and got all 4 seeds 100% germinated. I have 2 early miss seeds and 2 mix and match autoflower in there. Most likely I messed up so I did zero research beforehand. I went 16/8-18/6 until week 4 and the buds came out around week 3? Super fast I thought then I found out I wasn't supposed to give them much darkness in the beginning. Amateur mistake, I'll learn.