Oh, that is interesting. I figured it was just the opposite down south. My niece is actually going to school in Norway and that is so far up north the sun hardly sets this time of year so yes I can see the reasoning behind it now that you point it out to me.
Cool, I know I saw him on TV a lot. He was really pretty hilarious and entertaining which I am sure helped getting the word out.
That does make sense to me and also how can a plant be a photoperiod when there is no darkness at night.
Very intriguing. It would be interesting to grow a pure ruderalis. Since they are so short and automatically bloom I would not be surprised if someone has tried to cross them with a pure sativa trying to use the ruderalis genetics to make the sativa physically shorter and have a shorter flowering period.
Thanks mate
Thanks mate
I wasn't sure there was such an animal. I would think it would take a lot of dedication and pheno hunting to come up with a good set of characteristics. I'm sure there is a lot of junk out there in auto-flowering Sativas.
I wouldn't know if they are junk because I only grew one freebie auto as I have avoided them because I don't like the idea that I can't control how long I veg and that I can't take cuttings of a good strain if it is an auto. But @MrSauga has had some pretty good luck with them too.
Nice haul getting a pound from one 10-gallon pot. The trunk on my Bruce Banner is so small in diameter I regretted putting it in a 10-gallon pot so I'm glad to hear your disdain for small pots. A pound off one indoor plant is a long term dream of mine; I would love that.
Oh, I think that is great for 2 plants in a ten-gallon. Veg time matters more than the number of plants with the same pot size. A pound out of a ten-gallon is an achievement no matter the number of plants.
Bak at ya homer
I've been lurking for a bit
There's so much info here it's hard to keep up sometimes
Hey, chenzi. I find it impossible to keep up with all the journals I want to also.Bak at ya homer
