Outdoor Hillbilly Rig-A New Adventure

[cubfaninmo]

not a good idea 9 outa 10 timez, they end up re-vegging when u do that, so u wanna keep it at 12/12.....jus my 2 ctz ppp

It really depends…. I don’t know why they’re calling it an early strain/fast flower strain. If it’s just a quicker photo strain….then no, as @420Forever said….. it will probably reveg.

On the other hand, if it’s got auto genetics, but isn’t fully auto yet…. Then yes, a lot of people lower the photo period to induce flowering, and eventually increase the light hours again.

This bums me out (because I’m lazy!)
I appreciate the advice guys!

 

[cubfaninmo]

This bums me out (because I’m lazy!)
I appreciate the advice guys!

It really depends…. I don’t know why they’re calling it an early strain/fast flower strain. If it’s just a quicker photo strain….then no, as @420Forever said….. it will probably reveg.

On the other hand, if it’s got auto genetics, but isn’t fully auto yet…. Then yes, a lot of people lower the photo period to induce flowering, and eventually increase the light hours again.

Here’s the info from Twenty20 Mendocino. They actually call them hybridized earlies. They bred an auto flower with a photo

 

[Frankthetank]

Here’s the info from Twenty20 Mendocino. They actually call them hybridized earlies. They bred an auto flower with a photo
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Funny….it seems like they’re trying to just make extra money by selling a project that is halfway there…

Give it a shot if you really want to…. In all actuality, my instinct tells me there are probably auto phenos, photo phenos, and in between… but it’s really an unknown.

 

[Frankthetank]

I grew a bunch of these “fast flowering” in betweeners maybe seven or eight years ago…. The flowers were great, but the genetics were rather variable in their flowering times and triggering….

I say this, to explain my above position…

 

[cubfaninmo]

I grew a bunch of these “fast flowering” in betweeners maybe seven or eight years ago…. The flowers were great, but the genetics were rather variable in their flowering times and triggering….

I say this, to explain my above position…

This particular plant is a product of a seed from the one I grew out last year that had a bunch of seeds. So what you’re saying about the genetics being variable makes total sense.
I felt like I was back in high school breaking up buds and separating seeds on a double album. I chucked the seeds off my deck into the landscaping over the winter and this one somehow popped up.

 

[Frankthetank]

breaking up buds and separating seeds

This was my afternoon today

 

[cubfaninmo]

The fast photo is getting small faint spots on quite a few leaves. Any ideas on what is causing this? Starting in lower leaves and is moving up

 

[Frankthetank]

The fast photo is getting small faint spots on quite a few leaves. Any ideas on what is causing this? Starting in lower leaves and is moving up
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This looks like pests…. I prefer a spinosad product….either Monterey Garden Spray with spinosad…. Or Captain Jack’s Dead Bug Brew would be my preference….organic, safe for humans and pets once dried…. Has a short half life of four days, I do believe…

 

[cubfaninmo]

This looks like pests…. I prefer a spinosad product….either Monterey Garden Spray with spinosad…. Or Captain Jack’s Dead Bug Brew would be my preference….organic, safe for humans and pets once dried…. Has a short half life of four days, I do believe…

I’ll give it a shot. I’ve been checking since it started but haven’t spotted any f’n buggers

 

[BII]

Spider or other mites? Use a microscope, loupe, etc. to particularly look at the white spots on the leaf bottom.