Photoperiod Old School Skunk

[Bob's Auto's]

I've read so many things, but if you want to know for sure. You have two options.

1. Clone, set light to 12/12 and sex these.
2. Set light to 12/12 and sex.

If you have the room to clone and sex, I would go for that option because it has several advantages. For one, your main plants will keep growing like they are now. And two, you might find one that stands head and shoulders above the rest. Then it might be advisible to take a couple of clones from that one to keep around, instead of finding out at a later stage and having to reveg that plant after harvest, which also takes extra time.
Since you want to autofy these it may also be advisable to keep one or two (or three, like I'm planning) males. It may turn out the male is what you want for breeding and not the female. Taking clones from the males will give the advantage that you can switch them as soon as they have roots. Creating a little pollen chucker in a cup, sort of...Way easier to set a small plant on a windowsill and let it drop it's pollen far away from your females.

 

[JP1]

 

[JP1]

I'm so used to autos I feel like I should be checking these for sex already Thinking about switching to flower next weekend at 4 weeks

 

[JP1]

3 weeks. 660ppm

 

[N/A-Greengo]

3 weeks. 660ppm
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The girl on the bottom right...

 

[JP1]

The girl on the bottom right...

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That's a reg so we'll see. That one is 79skunkxSD #1. Stem rub is definitely skunky on that one. Some of them have just started to smell this week. I'm gonna pull them out soon for individual pictures, stem rubs, and topping. But a couple of them are getting me a little excited

 

[JP1]

#1. Low odor

 

[JP1]

#2. This is my favorite plant at the moment. Loudest plant in the tent. Smells like lemon pine sol and skunk. So not totally skunk, but smells fantastic. Love the shape and thick stem too. Overall biggest plant right now

 

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#3. Kinda piney smell

 

[JP1]

#4. Also piney with a little more skunk. Reminds me a little of Xmas tree