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Is that the plant with the funky buds?@Midwestjay it's the Auto Iranian from Dr G thumbs.
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/outdoor-iranian-auto-flower.30767/#post-542569
You can keep under 24 hrs of light and keep in a veg state.
So again it's not a true Auto..
But again this is what I was comparing his too.
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But is it true that you can take a 60 day auto and prolong veg another 10 to 14 days to get a bigger yield making it a 75 to 80 day plant by using nutes ??? Or is that wrong or unproven?I don't think you are trying to spread bullshit. I think we may have artificial light to outside light issues that may confuse someone into thinking their plant is an auto. We at the farm will be able to help you figure out what's going on, if you want to learn!
Realize that a 60 day auto is expected to sprout, grow and be harvested in 60 days...automatically...no matter what you do to the plant, short of killing it early. To say you have a 60 day auto alive for 6 months just doesn't make sense. Peace.
B.S..period!!Why does everyone here demand pictures like it's 2004 and I'm an underage girl on Myspace? I'm not a high-tech guy, honestly. I don't even have a digital camera...
I was just given a public grow room, so I'm sure that some photos are inevitable now. It's only an 8' x 15', but there's a giant window for collective members to see the progress of the mothers and clones inside. I'm thinking of buying a gorilla mask.
You really do have to hawk your garden for this method to work. Even ten or twelve hours too late and you'll not get nearly any vegetative regrowth at all. You're basically just nurturing your cuttings at the exact point that they've received a strong "grow larger" signal from their growth hormones. You'll have a couple of weeks of vegetative growth if you've done it properly before the plant goes to bloom again.
The real breakthrough came when I realized that the autoflowering seeds that I've been working with weren't Ruderalis at all, probably; they're Indica's that have been early-selected for several generations. Age determinance isn't written in stone, so it's possible to trick the plants into going back into vegetative growth (for a bit at least) because they've got that photoperiod determinant gene locked hidden in their genome just waiting for exploitation.
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