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the bomb is auto mate , they are auto bombs ,
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ok , i found that the pollen sacs on a girl that has been sprayed with the CS spray are a little temperamental, some fall off with out opening.
the best way now ive found it to pick them off with tweezers just as they look ripe , i put them on a dark red plate so i can see if pollen is released when they dry proper . I put them in the hot tank cupboard but not in the hottest place , top shelf as there are towels, sheets ect keeping the heat from rising too much
once they where dry i poked about and hey hoo pollen was released , i then added dry rice grains so the pollen with coat them , ill store them and when i need to use i can pick out a rice grain and use that instead of paint brush ect ,
lol the little bugger on the 2rd picture to the right looks well horny PMSL
I'll follow along if its alright. I'm curious and have a couple questions as I'm in the tale end of an auto lemon haze grow myself. What light schedule are you using (i did 18/6 before settling in on 17/7 as two of my three didn't want to begin flowering) and would changing the light schedule at the end to say 12/12 or 24/0 speed up finishing time in your opinion? Love how you did your soil btw, I used coco & perlite but think I shoulda prob used more perlite in the mix.
Hi Professor, just dropped by to take a peek at what you are up to.
Light cycle has no effect on true autoflowers. The flowering is actually triggered by the root system.
I discovered this when I planted 7 auto's but only had 5 pots the same size so 2 went into pots which were much smaller. The ones in the small pots flowered ages before the ones in the bigger pots. I then replicated the experiment only this time I used 4 plants, 2 in big pots and 2 in forestry tubes. The tubes flowered very quickly and the big pots just kept growing.
The conclusion I came to was that as soon as the auto gets a bit rootbound it flowers.