auto flowering seeds

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Smkin

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #1

Question...
can one clone auto flowering plants? or its a seed per plant do to the auto flowering?

 

mollymcgrammar

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #2

Smkin said:

Question...
can one clone auto flowering plants? or its a seed per plant do to the auto flowering?

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Ive read threads where people have. You can get it rooted, but it will flower at the same time as the mother.

 

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Smkin

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #3

Thanks, it seams that I can not do that when I'm planning on doing 400-700 plants.
I must find a fem seed with a short flowering time might work.

 

mollymcgrammar

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #4

Smkin said:

Thanks, it seams that I can not do that when I'm planning on doing 400-700 plants.
I must find a fem seed with a short flowering time might work.

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Make your own fem auto seeds

 

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Smkin

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #5

That will be another time, I have to gear up for next spring

 

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70sdiver

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #6

Then you got time for a seed run

 

mollymcgrammar

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #7

Smkin said:

That will be another time, I have to gear up for next spring

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You could get an auto strain and run a few small indoors and seed them all. Or you can plant some autos in spring, seed them, and plant multiple crops this season. Spme of them finish in 75 days from seed

 

The Elvis

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #8

cloning a auto is a waste of time.. reverse a fem and make more fem seeds..

 

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Smkin

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• Sep 14, 2015

• #9

Cool, I'll do both!

 

tazz&indy

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• Sep 16, 2015

• #10

I agree with the Elvis , reverse a good auto female and pollinate another good female, you will have more than enough.
Good luck.

 

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Smkin

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• Sep 16, 2015

• #11

Cool! Ty!