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Pretty much strain dependent. I know some ours are ooey-gooey resinous girls when trimming or seed preening.

Yes, purple stems, light green leaves.....plant is telling you. LISTEN! Start with pH....probably off in your medium. Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) and water will hopefully turn it around. Purple stems, stalks, and petioles may be a warning sign of problems with nutrients, root zone pH, plant...

Actually, BOREAL SEEDS and afterthought are teaming up.....orders on on going.

You can "gently" LST (low stress train" your plant. Just been stalk a little each day- tie cotton string and tape it to container. When plant becomes accustomed to that, bend a little more. That will allow bud site on branches to bulk up!! Or leave it as it is. Good luck...

Because ruderallis genes have a definitive life span, no they cannot successfully be cloned. Those that say yes, probably are semi-autos. Just grow them to harvest and enjoy!!

Yellow tips, even in seedlings, can show too much fertilizer/hot soil mix or over watered. Ease up, add perlite to your mix, don't feed ....and yes, check pH!

April 12-18...come and get em! All REGULAR selections. We grow/breed them like Mutha Nature was were meant to be...

Indeed, regular seeds, both male and female.

Autos, photoperiods, CBD hemp and super autos for that Spring & summer sweet spot!! ;o) Boreal Seeds and afterthought autos teaming up together for a mid-April gig. Inquiring minds, send us a message!

Nice one, and all!!

One more....how often is it 02/02/2020, Ground Hog's Day and Cake Day not to mention Superbowl!! Strain: Azure Rocket, outdoors Breeder: afterthought autos Brief description of strain: Mini Gun, Blue auto, Top 44 hybrid Growing Method: Soil, outdoors Organic Soil, outdoors

Strain: Oblesik, pre trim, trimmed Breeder: afterthought autos Brief description of strain: Lebanese, White Domina/Ogre/Princess Growing Method: Organic Soil

Strain anomaly....blue genetics seem to have differing leaf patterns. Looks healthy....let 'er grow! Good luck!

Oviously u can but are you ganna have a real shitty yield. Not necessarily. Have grown numerous photoperiods from germination to harvest on a 12/12 light regimen. Helps for small area grows, utility costs lowered and decent yield. Try it! Good luck!

We still do. I'll send you a message.

Real nice & frosty Frank!! KUDOS. Thanks for showing G&G.

Yes, it is, breeding autos is definitely a labor of love. Most think it's breeding auto x auto. We take the extra mile and breed photo to auto taking 4-5 generations for stable auto. While some do have anomalies, as Frank showed and complained about, we have no control over environment, PM...

We'll be on line in the USA in a matter of months. Have 13 breeders with a wide variety of gear. Right now, we're on the Neptune dynasty (several sites), GLG & SeedBay