I just got my order of seeds from attitute and they sent me a couple autos G13 Labs Auto Blueberry andPyramid seeds PIPI since these are the only 2 i got im starting germination now seed to harvest in 63 days, when is the best time and the proper way to clones these girls? I know they're different.
cloning?
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But more plants*shorter period of time = more yield
Cloudz2600
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Autos have a life cycle based on time. You can't veg an auto clone for as long as you want. The clone will last as long(more or less) as the mother you cut it from. Also the mother will not have time to recover from a cutting so it will grow without the amount of plant that you cut. All you are doing it splitting the plant up. You won't grow anymore than you would with 1 plant.
Keep in mind that autos only veg for about the first 3 weeks of their life and then go into flowering. Photoperiod plants veg as long as the amount of light is longer than 12 or so hours.
Keep in mind that autos only veg for about the first 3 weeks of their life and then go into flowering. Photoperiod plants veg as long as the amount of light is longer than 12 or so hours.
Scyntra
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you want more auto plants buy or make more auto seed...I suggest buying regular auto seeds and making your own for future use...
If you do clone a auto all you end up with is very tiny buds on a tiny twig.
Cloudz2600
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They make regular auto seeds? I thought you had to use colloidal silver to hermie them or pollinate the autos with a male from a different strain.
where do you you get colloidal silver in the states and how do you use it i ve heard of a few ppl using it
Cloudz2600
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I've seen it sold on amazon by a variety of brands, not sure if theres any difference.
Scyntra
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make it... its very simple... http://www.ehow.com/how_2121008_make-colloidal-silver.html
green4life
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would like to say that ive had the said idea with cloning auto's and found it to be a horrible idea based on a wasted 50 bucks... would try and let go to flower and keep it in flower well beyond picking time, this may cause the plant to self pollinate and produce seed. Cant say if this will lead to hermie genetics or not in seedlings but best way to find out is to learn from experience.
bobhoop
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I was talking to a guy over seas that bought a 10 pack of lowryder 2 regular seeds and end up with 3 females and 7 males....crossed one female and ended up with over 300 seeds off one plant. Shortstuff seeds sell a varity pack of all their seeds in regular form,,,20 seeds for 59.00 ...thats what I was thinking about doing.
robro
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hello cloudz2600,i tried cloning on my 1st grow last year,so i`m fairly new 2 this.i managed 2 get one to root out of 4.this clone never grew much more than 6inches tall,but was very bushy.it flowered well past its mother was harvested,and i ended up with virtually a solid ball of weed about the size of a grapefruit,like a big round solid cola.i got half an ounce of dried weed from her.great smoke as well.i took the clones at 4 weeks from seed,coz they wernt big enough b4 that.the mother plant was fine,and i got 2 and half ounces from her.i would not have got half an ounce off the branch that ended up the clone.i`m not trying 2 prove you wrong cloudz,i`m sure you know your stuff,and a lot more than i do.i mite have just got lucky with the plant i used,idk.thought this mite be of interest to you.
bigskymtnguy
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I've had experience cloning Dr. Greenthumb's Iraninan Indica Autoflower. This particular variety will continue to veg if kept under 24/0. Strange but true.
