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Im growing dinafems white widow auto, this is my second attempt. I really want to win a dinafem pack from their bimonthly photo contest but i keep toasting the leafs of these plants before they are done. :eyesmoke:

I second that notion~ Some of these auto strains seem like they wont produce amber trichomes. Maybe some trics are after harvesting and drying, but for a number of autos it can be impossible to take them to the percentage of amber you would look for with a photo period plant.

A plant is reveged when it has finished flowering and all the flowers have been removed but you leave a little branch or something at the bottom to attempt growing that out into a new plant with the same roots, a reveged plant.

It probably is an auto, northern lights big bud takes 2 months to veg. I dont think you reveged, that term has a different meaning than the way you are trying to use it.

You've got a month to a month and a half; you should wait for the shade leaves to yellow and die off if you can. The guy that taught me said to go for 100% amber so i take it to the limit.

Emerald triangle makes regular auto flowering seeds, flash too but i could only get the red libanon to grow... Heres emerald triangles royal purple kush auto reg with seeds from one of flashes red libanon auto reg males. Check autoflower portal for regular seeds.

Not all nanners have pollen, some nanners from hermies can be sterile.

One down, with seeds from one of stitches red libanon. The father was fast and very fine leafed. Sorry for the lack of updates.

I have two going right now. These are snow ryder regular autoflowering seedlings. I hear the fems of this strain are more consistantly automatic.

@1God777 I dont think it matters what phenotype is showing up they all came from the same genetic background. Snowryder is a hybrid strain and not the best place to work from if you are trying to stabalize your own hybrid.

Outdoor is a good option. Start your seeds under fluorescent lights. If you want affordable quality check out nirvana seeds. If you can't do outdoor look into led cob kits.

I have two photos of the white widow because it's taller and right under the light so you can only see half at a time. I'm feeding shot #2 some crazy compost tea I made to see if it will help it develop.

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My seedlings are failing. I'm going to put them all outside and I might share a bit here if you don't mind. Mother Nature does a good job, can't wait to see what she can do with my failing girls.

Not to bad, I'm doing worse now and I had things seemingly perfect before. Tell me about your soil mix. Can you find a reflector for your light and orient it differently?

I cop from attitude when they have their monthly promos first week of each month usually.

My advise for choosing males is letting them all grow out all the way and seeing which has the most trichomes when they are done.

If you do some research on the snow ryder regs and it's commonly showing up as a photo period strain. If you crossed it with a photo it's going to take longer to stabilize as an auto. Longer than it would have had it been a stable auto strain to begin with. You've got your work cut out for...

Are you using the snowryder fems or regs to start your project?

If you inbred the snowryder you will probably end up with a lot of photoperiod plants it's not a stable auto strain. If you used the reg snowryder seeds like I did, the genetics are only 50% auto at best.