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My buds are too loose

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My buds are too loose

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And just as one last reference to it! If you check out San Quentin on Wikipedia and look at the notable inmates! There is a lineup that will chill you to the bone! Just some monsters in that bunch!🙁
 
#47
ArtfulCodger said:
Yes, but...

If you google "can autoflowers reveg," you'll see a lot of reports of things like this happening. I've seen suggestions that if you start them under very short photoperiods, they can get confused and start acting like photos.
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Interesting you say this. I’ve had a couple of autos that I’ve had to give 12/12 to in order to get them to flower. Makes me wonder if something in my technique induced a similar situation.
 
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TheGoldenRoad said:
Interesting you say this. I’ve had a couple of autos that I’ve had to give 12/12 to in order to get them to flower. Makes me wonder if something in my technique induced a similar situation.
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I suspect that the autoflower trait isn't simply a switch that's on or off. I mean, ideally, that's how autoflowers behave, but as with any other attribute we try to breed for, maybe we can get a range of expressions across a particular seed run. I'm a pollen chucker, not a real breeder, so I'm not speaking from deep experience. I've just heard too many stories about autos behaving strangely to think that they're all attributable to mistaken labeling. Another thing I think about a lot is how much commercial breeders test, or don't test, "edge" conditions. What happens to a particular line, when we abuse it in a particular way? Just pondering...
 
#51
I don’t know about that! This was a long time ago!
 
#53
Come on! Give me a break! I’m old! But that is actually a pretty sharp one!😂🍻 especially coming all the way from Montana!😁 this pasty face white boy would’ve never figured it out!😆
 
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ArtfulCodger said:
I suspect that the autoflower trait isn't simply a switch that's on or off. I mean, ideally, that's how autoflowers behave, but as with any other attribute we try to breed for, maybe we can get a range of expressions across a particular seed run. I'm a pollen chucker, not a real breeder, so I'm not speaking from deep experience. I've just heard too many stories about autos behaving strangely to think that they're all attributable to mistaken labeling. Another thing I think about a lot is how much commercial breeders test, or don't test, "edge" conditions. What happens to a particular line, when we abuse it in a particular way? Just pondering...
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commercial breeders haha they are pollen chuckers also,..
takes 3-5 yrs to properly breed a strain,. not many are doing that,..
 
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GNick55 said:
commercial breeders haha they are pollen checkers also,..
takes 3-5 yrs to properly breed a strain,. not many are doing that,..
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All the plants I’m running this summer came from people in this community who put their heart and soul into this stuff. I have a good feeling what’s going to come will be far better and way more satisfying than any commercial products I would have ran otherwise.
 
#57
its too late, once get messed up from re vegging they will never flower properly
 
#59
Doesnt look like too much N to me. Id say more than likely, its genetics, and possibly the lack of really strong sunlight. Plant looks healthy otherwise. No sign N Clawing.
Id say its healthy, and would leave it alone.
 
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Jmaes Mabley said:
Doesnt look like too much N to me. Id say more than likely, its genetics, and possibly the lack of really strong sunlight. Plant looks healthy otherwise. No sign N Clawing.
Id say its healthy, and would leave it alone.
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Thank for the advice. The plants definitely could get more sun. My back yard has some shady periods in different spots. I will try moving them around when I can to maximize sun exposure.
 
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