Can anyone reccomend a short strain for my cabinet?

Stalemate

Stalemate

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I'm looking for some seeds who will give short plants for my cabinet.

There's room for about 2-3 feet of green in there.

I'm hoping to find a hybrid more on the Sativa side although I know they're usually lanky.

Also high yield is a preference.

There's not much space so a sog setup is most likely.

Any and all input will be greatly appreciated.
 
Woomeister

Woomeister

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Thc Bomb from marijuana seeds nl. massive yield, naturally short, mostly indica though. Immense stoned feeling!!
 
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crfhonda

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Lowlife auto ak 47 is a sativa it usually gets around 2 ft. I get about 1.5 ounces off of a plant. Consider doing a sea of green with thoughs. Very sativa high.
 
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stoned88911

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2-3 feet of green is alot of space for pot plants, u can grow anything really in that space.

You should just not veg it over 1 foot before u put it in flowering.
 
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Jobo

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crfhonda said:
Lowlife auto ak 47 is a sativa it usually gets around 2 ft. I get about 1.5 ounces off of a plant. Consider doing a sea of green with thoughs. Very sativa high.
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I agree with this, with that small of a cabinet your gonna want to get an autoflowering dwarf. They stay short, but still produce awesome buds. 1 -2oz per plant is pretty good for only 2 months (give or take) from seed to bud.

Lowlife Ak-47 - http://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/lowlife-automatic-ak47-autoflowering-new-stock-3065-p.asp

White dwarf - (white widow autoflower) - http://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/new-stock-buddha-seeds-white-dwarf-feminized-4367-p.asp
 
IslandGreenGuy

IslandGreenGuy

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I would also have to agrea that Lowlife Auto AK-47 is a great choice. Easy to grow and Quite good quality too. It was a past favorite of mine. They only reason im not still growing it is because I have more room now for larger plants. But I do miss the simplicity of the Auto AK's.
Good luck
 
Stalemate

Stalemate

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IslandGreenGuy said:
I would also have to agrea that Lowlife Auto AK-47 is a great choice. Easy to grow and Quite good quality too. It was a past favorite of mine. They only reason im not still growing it is because I have more room now for larger plants. But I do miss the simplicity of the Auto AK's.
Good luck
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I've heard that autoflowering plants are no good for cloning, is there any truth to this?
 
IslandGreenGuy

IslandGreenGuy

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Thats true, they are no good to clone. I have tried to clone them in the past, it works but the clones stay very small and don't yield much of anything due to thier lack of grow time. But you can grow them the old fashion way and make seeds. The only problem with that is, they lose there Dwarf properties a little more each time you bread them. After about 3 times I was getting Nearly full size Plants and they didn't Flower on 24hr lighting anymore, I had to force them with 12/12. A also had a gread deal of Hemies, but that may have just been a freak thing.
 
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stoned88911

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3 feet of space for plants to grow, u can grow anything in that, as long as u dont veg it 2 long.

I would pick what ever strain u want and go from there, your space is fine.

Good luck!
 
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Jobo

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IslandGreenGuy said:
The only problem with that is, they lose there Dwarf properties a little more each time you bread them. After about 3 times I was getting Nearly full size Plants and they didn't Flower on 24hr lighting anymore, I had to force them with 12/12. A also had a gread deal of Hemies, but that may have just been a freak thing.
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Wow, thats very interesting. I was wondering about that. Did the first generation seeds turn out any good?

and did you seed them with a regular male or an auto male?
 
I Grew Mine

I Grew Mine

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Can anyone recomend a shorter strain? something that would fit in say around 1 1/2' maybe 2'. And where can i get it?

tia
 
IslandGreenGuy

IslandGreenGuy

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Jobo said:
Wow, thats very interesting. I was wondering about that. Did the first generation seeds turn out any good?

and did you seed them with a regular male or an auto male?
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They were either Third or fourth generation Offspring of male and Female Lowlife Auto AK-47. I was completely caught off gaurd by it. Being that I was only had several grows under my belt, I just thought that was normal for a plant to resort to old traits and become almost back to a full size. But who really knows what happened.
 
jesus420

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IslandGreenGuy said:
They were either Third or fourth generation Offspring of male and Female Lowlife Auto AK-47. I was completely caught off gaurd by it. Being that I was only had several grows under my belt, I just thought that was normal for a plant to resort to old traits and become almost back to a full size. But who really knows what happened.
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hmmm. i dont know the specific genetics of an autoflower, you could have had a random mutation (unlikely) causing the plants to essentially evolve out of it (unlikely in 3-4 generations however) or their could be a recessive or sex-linked gene controlling the flowering process.

my guess is the autoflowers lack a certain enzyme or protein that makes them responsive to photoperiods, then of course through multiple breedings you get a variant (pheno) that actually has the appropriate photoperiod responsive flowering gene. this tells me that the strain is not stabilized
 
IslandGreenGuy

IslandGreenGuy

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jesus420 said:
hmmm. i dont know the specific genetics of an autoflower, you could have had a random mutation (unlikely) causing the plants to essentially evolve out of it (unlikely in 3-4 generations however) or their could be a recessive or sex-linked gene controlling the flowering process.

my guess is the autoflowers lack a certain enzyme or protein that makes them responsive to photoperiods, then of course through multiple breedings you get a variant (pheno) that actually has the appropriate photoperiod responsive flowering gene. this tells me that the strain is not stabilized
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your guess is as good as mine. I might try it again with a maybe LR 2 or Diesel Ryders, Just to see. Who knows what the hell happens when you make plants do crazy shit like this. Over time we are going to end up using and crossing all the stains and ending up with only one type of plant. Isn't inbreading grand...
 
JohnnyPotSeed1969

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Autoflower strains have been crossed with Cannabis Ruderalis, which flowers independently of photoperiod. What you experienced was the recessive genes of the full sized plants which were crossed with the autoflower for their high/yeild/flavor. The resulting offspring of this mating was then back-crossed in lineage to attempt to make the autoflower characteristic dominant in plants which it would normally be recessive. Over successive generations, the recessive "full size" genes became dominant as the autoflower genes became recessive.

:peace:
 
IslandGreenGuy

IslandGreenGuy

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JohnnyPotSeed1969 said:
Autoflower strains have been crossed with Cannabis Ruderalis, which flowers independently of photoperiod. What you experienced was the recessive genes of the full sized plants which were crossed with the autoflower for their high/yeild/flavor. The resulting offspring of this mating was then back-crossed in lineage to attempt to make the autoflower characteristic dominant in plants which it would normally be recessive. Over successive generations, the recessive "full size" genes became dominant as the autoflower genes became recessive.

:peace:
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Well, that cleared that up.. I think, LOL. So does that mean that they will revert back to being larger plant. Forgive my Ignorance to Scientific explanations.
 
slingblade

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use bushmaster it will work on all strains look at my pics ww wrhino sk 1 sskunk sk special n armageddon n others
 
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