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i believe no one is replying because it is a very dumb question.
There are no dumb questions, some annoying ones, but no dumb ones.
Simply asking about something you're curious about so you will know the answer, and thus be more knowledgeable, is
not dumb.
I am asking if they are organic as in how they were created... If they were somehow chemically forced to grow that way during breeding. The same principle applies to organic seeds, though that is nutrient/fertilizer based. Think next time. I may not have been clear enough, but my question was certainly not dumb.
It doesn't matter if a plant is grown organically or synthetically in the case of genetics and heritage, organics and synthetics is all in the grow medium and fert, it does not carry through with the plants genetics, a synthetically grown plants seeds, grown in an organic medium using organic ferts, will still be organic.
Plants and seeds can be sprayed with products to encourage them to become 'dwarfed' and that sort of thing, that's true, and I'm guessing that is what you're referring to. But to answer you're question;
no they're not sprayed with any chemicals or hormone treatments to get the auto-flowering trait.
The auto-flowering trait is gained from selectively breeding Cannabis sativa 'sativa' or 'indica' with Cannabis sativa 'ruderalis J.' The ruderalis contains the auto-flowering trait, and this trait me be dominant in the plants offspring
(seeds), and once the trait has been stabilized in the strain, it will show up in the offspring 99% of the time, the remaining 1% being any random 'retard' or 'mutant' that does not inherit the trait or causes it to become recessive.
That's the bare essentials of it, hope I didn't miss too much out.
I'm pretty sure they were just created through selective breeding of small, quick-flowering plants. But I really dunno, I'm fairly damn baked.
Simply put, that is wrong. I don't mean that in an offensive way, it's simply not the right answer
Cheers.