12 week vegging auto ??

Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Sergeant420 said:
That’s more like it all I can literally figure is that theses although got Ruda in em lent towards the strains of photo they mixed with that indeed has been my thoughts of the last 6 weeks
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Bro as stated learning 1st four I’m not acting like I know it I’m trying to figure it out with other experienced growers laugh away dude laugh away .
I was thinking joining these kinda forums be funny experience kinda due to I know people very well .
but eh I’m just hear to share thoughts an learn or hear others thoughts
 
Purple love

Purple love

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Sergeant420 said:
Couple 12 week old auto still in veg here’s the pics to go with as much as I’m proud I thought they be fini by now or on there last week at the very least under 18 hours 300 watt could done one help me figure out what to do I top fed with p an k still week later no pistols 3 days lights will go to 12 it’s only thing I can think of has anyone else experienced this growing auto such long veg.
they have been lst an also little stress to put limbs in place any thoughts ???
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most autos go into flowering under 30 days
 
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Phytoplankton

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It's not an auto, period! It may have ruderalis in it, but it's certainly not dominant. In order for the auto gene to express itself (Autoflower), it has to have a double recessive gene for autoflowering, (aa) The Photo gene is dominant (A). So you can have a photo-auto cross and provided the photo has no recessive autoflower gene, all the offspring will be photos (Aa or aA). Statistically, if you cross those offspring, you have a 1 in 4 chance of an auto (aa) and 3 of 4 will be photos (AA, Aa, aA). Cross two autos and the offspring are all autos. By definition, a 12 week old "Auto" that has not flowered is not an Auto.
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Phytoplankton said:
It's not an auto, period! It may have ruderalis in it, but it's certainly not dominant. In order for the auto gene to express itself (Autoflower), it has to have a double recessive gene for autoflowering, (aa) The Photo gene is dominant (A). So you can have a photo-auto cross and provided the photo has no recessive autoflower gene, all the offspring will be photos (Aa or aA). Statistically, if you cross those offspring, you have a 1 in 4 chance of an auto (aa) and 3 of 4 will be photos (AA, Aa, aA). Cross two autos and the offspring are all autos. By definition, a 12 week old "Auto" that has not flowered is not an Auto.
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Thank you it’s what my thoughts where
 
popeyesailorman

popeyesailorman

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I am thinking that the breeder has one spot for ladies and a spot for boys and when he went to get the pollen a stray got in, or a mixup with the seeds.
:peace:
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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popeyesailorman said:
I am thinking that the breeder has one spot for ladies and a spot for boys and when he went to get the pollen a stray got in, or a mixup with the seeds.
:peace:
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Could be mate could be but I’m tending to think it was totally explained by plankton myself it was my uneducated take on it a total guess but when he mentioned exactly my thoughts I think it was confirmation
 
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