Which makes this strain an early finishing plant not an autoflower. The name is just misrepresenting what it is.
60% indica 40% sativa....
Thank you people just dont understand....
It's a regular strain that is able to begin flowering during short dark periods. This has already been explained. There are lots of strains that will flower with less than 12 hours of light. It's not that uncommon. That does not make them autos. Being able to flower in 24 hour light makes a strain an auto.
Not a autoflower lmao
There you go..Your confusion is from the breeder not us
You aren't the brightest crayon in the box are you? Flower time has nothing to do with it being an autoflowering strain. It all has to do with not needing a dark period in order to be considered an auto......... and none of this has anything to do with the fact that he's ripping people of with his fake G13 @ $100 a seed.
. Keep on spammin' and thinking that these are auto's I don't care.
Different varieties require different photoperiods to flower. Outdoors, you aren't really forcing flowering, just waiting for the plant to respond to the change in photoperiod to cause a hormonal response that induces flowering. Indoors, most people use 12/12 to force flowering. No where in nature does it go from 24 hours or even 18 hours of light, to suddenly 12 hours of light within a 24 hour span. This is sufficient to force most hybrids, and even most landraces. This is not always the case though. Sometimes this isn't enough and plants need 13 hours of dark to induce a strong hormonal response, but this is rarely the case. There are other examples of strains requiring different photperiods to get the job done. I am not familiar with Iranian Autoflower but it doesn't sound like a true autoflowering variety. I would be interested to see what happens indoors. I've noticed they don't recommend it for growing indoors. I wonder why. I mean, if it's a compact, autoflowering variety, why couldn't you grow it indoors?
Thanks for that. So is "Auto Affie" not an auto then? And how come both the Iranian Auto and Auto Affie are earlier than the "real" 60 day autos like the lowryder crosses?Different varieties require different photoperiods to flower. Outdoors, you aren't really forcing flowering, just waiting for the plant to respond to the change in photoperiod to cause a hormonal response that induces flowering. Indoors, most people use 12/12 to force flowering. No where in nature does it go from 24 hours or even 18 hours of light, to suddenly 12 hours of light within a 24 hour span. This is sufficient to force most hybrids, and even most landraces. This is not always the case though. Sometimes this isn't enough and plants need 13 hours of dark to induce a strong hormonal response, but this is rarely the case. There are other examples of strains requiring different photperiods to get the job done. I am not familiar with Iranian Autoflower but it doesn't sound like a true autoflowering variety. I would be interested to see what happens indoors. I've noticed they don't recommend it for growing indoors. I wonder why. I mean, if it's a compact, autoflowering variety, why couldn't you grow it indoors?
I'm not familiar with "Auto Affie" either but it sounds similar to the Iranian Auto. They just have shorter flowering times than some of the autos. I've heard of some sativas taking up to 6 months to flower and there are strains coming out that boast 30 day flowering times! The Iranian just sounds like an Indica with a really short flowering time that flowers under a shorter dark period, thereby making it finish even quicker than some of the ruderalis hybrids.
These are questions you should be asking dr greenthumb lmao