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Autoflowering plants can't be cloned, so if your cutting survives, its for sure not an autoflower. If you're trying to root something that is already well into bud development, its near impossible.

You would be correct. You would end up with unhealthy plants going hermie on you. You want to use that pollen on a healthy female. If you want to use the exact same female, then make clones and do it.

Exactly, you have wide open spots in the soil, and as well all know, things take the path of least resistance.

None of those are Dutch Passion strains, so that's good. I'm thinking of the bubble gum, if it's not too stretchy.

Exactly. Insert seeds in dirt, add water. FUCKING PERIOD!!!! Do people think they're some kind of scientist biologist using paper towels?

Some are harder to clone than others, but you may just need to adjust your technique. When you take the cutting make sure there's a node where you would expect roots to come out of, cut off those leaves but leave about a quarter inch stem, which will die off when the roots begin to form....you...

How are you applying the epsom salts? It should be in a foliar feeding, not poured into the roots.

A fridge or freezer will work...if they're simply in low humidity climates, seeds can remain viable for a decade or more.

I suggest starting with a 400 watt conversion system. Then if that's not enough, you can upgrade to a 600, and use the 400 for veg, because if you do upgrade to a 600, you'll need at least a 400 to turn out clones fast enough. but you surely don't need anything larger than a six hundy. I only...

The true way to do this is to stress one female, collect that pollen, and then use it on an identical, healthy female. Then you have feminized seeds. The way you're suggesting will pass on those stress traits to your seeds, and you'll most likely have ALL herms with those beans. The way...

If you're looking for some good info on the subject of breeding, I found a nice page that breaks down the process of selective breeding, back crossing, etc. To do it successfully and create a new strain, just one new strain, seems like you would burn through hundreds of seeds to create a...

I've ordered from them too, my first seed order. In the last year, they've offered fewer and fewer regular seeds, and the thing is I don't think they cater to U.S. customers as much as southern europe. Spain, Portugal, that whole area, they don't (for whatever reason) get into cloning, most of...

Those lights will grow two small plants, they will work. The thing you might want to do is remove the ballast from those light and rewire it so there's some distance between the two, because in actual grow lights, the ballast and the hood are two seperate components, but what you have is an...

I'd increase the distance between plant and light. You've got the light too close.

There's a lot of factors on how often and how much water to give. Personally, I add perlite to my fox farm O.F. and so there's less moisture retention than if I was using straight up OF. Start off with evenly moist soil mix, if it's dryed out, use something else. I disagree about it being...

The lack of light will help break down the chlorophyl, and that's the stuff that makes weed taste like hay.

Dutch Passion claims to be the og breeder of it, and if its from them, you can just chop 'em down now.

If you planted beans two days ago, they aren't even sprouted yet, they don't need a light schedule yet.

LOL!!!! that's naaaaaasty!!!! I don't think that's the proper way to use worm castings. "so you what did you do today?" ...., "oh I harvested all day, you know, picking worms out of my buds..."

The low intensity light is the reason for the slow bud growth.