New Grower Super auto lifecycle.

I think that all autos other than *STITCH*'s super autos & (corrct me if im wrong) cres's autos have lowryder in them somewhere down the line.

I believe that LBH is using thaipan to add the auto gene to his stains. His autos have no LR or ruderalis in them as I recall.

The orginal post was the lifecyle of super autos and they do take anywhere from 100-150 days typically just due to the fact they grow so much larger it just takes more time.
 
No, it's more like they will sex at 5 weeks and start to pre flower. That will continue till week 8 or 9 until the vertical growth slows and stops. Then they will go into full flower till they are finished. Same as dwarfs only the times are longer. They are much bigger plants so just need more time to grow.

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Once again i will go on with the lifecycle thing. As i understand it, the vegetative stage is much longer, right? Instead of 5-6 weeks, there are maybe 8 weeks before preflowering stage start, and you should switch nutes to bloomnutes? Full flowering stage start in 10-12 week, and goes on until week 16?
 
I think that all autos other than *STITCH*'s super autos & (corrct me if im wrong) cres's autos have lowryder in them somewhere down the line.

absolutely no Lowryder...

All of my offerings contain Guerrilla Gold or Mighty Mite as an auto gene...Guerrilla Gold is a Mighty Mite hybrid F8... A friend of mine has recently sent Mighty Mite seed to chimera for genetic testing to find out if Mighty Mite was just a lie...and is just a rudy...or if it was a separate Himalayan auto strain like was/is claimed, some have it listed as a Himalayan x rudy...Either way Mighty Mite and GG came before Lowryder to the best of my knowledge.

Which brings us full circle to Dutch Passion who claim there genetics of "Canadian Rudy":thumbs: But what rudy?

mr mc!!!! hows life? I believe phree and zy have bred some stuff with no lowryder in it too.... they like GG for their bases... understandably so when you see it... Guerrilla Gold.

yes, because P&Z started breeding way before Lowryder...
 
Really interesting thread!
I'm agree with you guys! Most of the big seed banks doesn't heat the head...
There are diferent auto strain wich came of some places...

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Buenos humos!
 
Last year I found some interesting in the crosses I made...
It's like semi-autos...
While I was growing to search some interesting descent I found some plants that are longer growing than autos but flower earlier than photodependients plants:

The pics where the plants are small the girls had 45 days and the other are from first days of july (with 90 days aprox) then I'll show how finished...
 

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This plant it's the same as the second of the last post. Here she had 120 days and more or less finished in 30 days more (at the end of august) We wer amazed how growed her under the summer sun!! She crushed our prospect!
 

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I was talking about this in a different thread in a discussion about cold country growing.

I dont find it strange at all that we find early semi auto phenos in many types of modern cannabis. I think i have heard neville quoted saying that he used earlies and automatics crossed with tropical strains in several of his early crosses.

My best simple explanation would be that modern western cannabis is likely to be a hybrid between the traditional types of western cannabis and the eastern varieties. The traditional types of western cannabis would be the ones we identify as earlies and autos.
 
Lowryder mint from dutchbreed.com has no ruderalis in it if anyone cares...
 
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