PopAndSonGrows
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Autos are bred to be day neutral and nothing else.
Can I lollipop too early?
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Jjgrow420
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I mean, he seems pretty sure otherwise why would he offer the anecdote and make that claim right?
Personally, I've never heard of that so I'd love to read the supporting claims relating to that. I love learning new things. It's great having people teaching others things that they previously haven't heard of before. Knowledge is power ya?
PopAndSonGrows
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Fair enough.
Let's wait on those article cites
Let's wait on those article cites
Jjgrow420
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He could of coarse be talking about ruderalis being generally 'hardier' being able to adapt to cooler climates etc. Truth be told through all the breeding and backcrossing I'm sure it would negate any type of 'hardiness' ruderalis would offer. Dang I kinda feel like gave him the answer there but it's ok. Discussion is good.Fair enough.
Let's wait on those article cites
PopAndSonGrows
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When people say "it's just a weed", they're talking about Ruderalis 
lol! Less potent, larfy, short, weird tiny leaves usually, but yeah hearty and brings that day-neutral quality.
I have another theory that moden autoflower hybrids may also have higher overall spectrum of high cannabinoids, but that's just a theory.
lol! Less potent, larfy, short, weird tiny leaves usually, but yeah hearty and brings that day-neutral quality. I have another theory that moden autoflower hybrids may also have higher overall spectrum of high cannabinoids, but that's just a theory.
WeedIsMySpinach
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Prime example lol