CrAZy ClOWN69
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What exactly does this mean, is it that it will only flower under certain light conditions? Because I plan on growing this outside and can't exactly change solar hours haha
seeds I bought say photoperiod for flowering?
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timeismoney1
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photoperiod means they flower when lights reach 14/10 13/11 12/12
basically its not a autoflowering
basically its not a autoflowering
happygrower56
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Outside, plants tend to do their thing when they're ready. Much less hassle than indoors, I wouldn't worry.
kennethsmokes
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can someone tell me what the diffrence is between autoflowering an an regular seeds\
woodsusa
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Autoflowering seeds begin to flower after a short period of vegetation no matter how much light they are getting. You can start them and leave them on a 20/4 lighting schedule. Autoflowers have the "auto" gene from being crossed with ruderalis which is weak on THC but they crossbred them with indicas and/or sativas to get the potency.
Regular seeds, indicas, sativas won't flower until they get around 12/12 of day/night.
timeismoney1
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Autoflower will bud no matter what light schdule
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