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Old 06-04-2009, 07:39 PM #1
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creating a cloneable AF

Alright... So here's my plans for the upcoming future when I have things set up and ready to proceed...

I want to create an AF strain based off some Nigerian Nightmare beans I have. The NN has phenos that flower under anything less than 19 hours of light. Which to me means I could pretty much veg these under 24 and throw them outside anytime and they'll begin the flower process. That also means though that it can be cloned and vegged to bigger sizes before being placed outside.

I was thinking of what types of strains to cross out to and stabilize to pump up the yields and potency. A couple that came to mind right off were AK-47 and Chronic by serious seeds. Relatively short flower times already that can be shortened further with the NN genes with good yields and potency.

The chronic I've seen multiple times by friends growing it and pics of other growers from online all seem pretty damn awesome. Usually some pretty massive yields. That's why I thought of that as a possible yield booster to cross to and stabilize first. But that's also why I'm here posting this... Anyone have any ideas for other possible yield boosting strains?

I haven't grown the NN out yet so I'm unsure of how it will yield on it's own. But I mean... The point of this is to create the largest yielding and still quite potent AF strain I can. I'm sure it can be improved.

For potency/yield I figured AK-47 might not be a bad candidate. It typically has some pretty awesome yields itself and always looks killer. A buddy of mine ran some and it was definitely some really strong stuff. And I love the structure of the buds.

But uh... yeah... That's really as far as I've thought it through for others to cross out to. I was posting this more to see what others may have in mind for such a strain. I'm also looking at afghan varieties too that could pump the yields up.

Either way, potency and taste will come last with this project. I'm really looking to first stabilize a higher yielding hybrid and then play around with potency and flavor after that until that too is stabilized...

Ambitious? You bet. Will it work? I hope. Have I ever done anything like this? Hells no. But that's why IC is here and all the awesome community + online knowledge to help guide me. Man things are always so sweet in theory But hell... Resbsi's Auto Affi is really REALLY intriguing and is the main reason I want to do this so badly.
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Old 06-05-2009, 04:59 AM #2
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this seriosuly seems like a waste of time to me... any plant that i my self or anyone elset side i know veg's inside under 24/0 and puts em out side and they flower no matter what time of the year it is..
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Old 06-05-2009, 07:32 AM #3
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you might want to consider mold issues. indoor strains especially denser types are mold magnets outdoors.
bonkers next generation seeds?
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Old 06-05-2009, 11:53 AM #4
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Yeah, waste of time. Blah blah fuckin blah.

I've wasted plenty of my time here on this earth not doing shit, not trying to create or apply any of these volumes of cannabis knowledge I've poured through. So whats the bigger waste of time? I'm pretty sure I have plenty of years ahead of me. I don't think I'll look back on the experience as a waste. If anything I'll be learning with hands on experience about breeding and gaining that knowledge you just can't get from reading and reading and never actually doing.

This is what I'm trying to create- well something along these lines. I guess the proper term isn't AF but more so just a very photo period sensitive strain.

https://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t...=reibsi&page=4
https://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t...ghlight=reibsi

And what this guy was after sums it up pretty well
https://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t...ghlight=reibsi

If this dude did give out some cuts to select people, they're sure as hell not doing shit but sitting on them. So what good does that do? If I want something similar I'm going to have to try and make it myself.

I basically want a plant I can put out during a time of the season that has the longest days and is finished before choppers, search teams, and frost start. And I live pretty north so the season isn't long.
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Old 06-05-2009, 04:13 PM #5
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Go for it, im really interested in the same
Good luck.

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Old 06-05-2009, 06:21 PM #6
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well for one it will not be a TRUE AF.

TRUE AF plants flower no matter what light schedule they are under, even 24/0 hour light.

What you are creating is a very early flowering strain, such as some versions of Mighty Mite. These strains have thier niche in the world so good luck.
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Old 06-05-2009, 07:06 PM #7
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Oh I definitely am going for this. And when it's finished (I have no idea when, I'll let the project run its course) I'm definitely sending freebies out so this can be spread around instead of being horded by a few individuals. Even if the cross doesn't turn out to be that great because I know I'll be making mistakes along the way, it will give people a genetic tool to work with due to its PS traits. Then someone else can use it to shorten their flower cycles and breed with it and create new strains. This is why I refuse to believe it's a waste of time. I know there are others like me out there who are interested in such a strain and can use it in their own crosses.

I'm wondering what a Nigerian Nightmare x LR cross would result in then? I have some Afgooey x LR that I may try to stabilize and make 100% AF just to cross to the NN to pass along the AF trait and whatever dankness and growth structure that comes from the Afgooey. If I was able to back cross a few times to a really nice Afgooey-ryder male I wonder if it would be possible to lock the Auto Flower trait in to the Nigerian Nightmare. Because you're right, this wouldn't be a true AF, but just a very photo period sensitive strain left as it is. But then if you could pass over that AF trait from the LR family you may be able to make it a 100% auto. I don't see why not right?

Or I could just use... original LR, LR2 or the AF White Russian x LR2 cross I made that are readily available and already 100% AF. That would cut some breeding work out and save time. The Afgooey x LR I have is only an F1 and would require further back crossing and stabilizing to lock in the AF trait for that strain first before I could even cross to the NN

But man if I can just slow the onset of the AF trait that would be awesome. The LR family switches to flower so quickly the plant doesn't really veg that much. If I could just get the switch to occur after a full month of veg so the plant can get a little larger I think it would increase the yield per plant a decent amount.

Damn it... I want 6-8 oz Auto Flowers like Reibsi! If he's already created the strain then it's possible. And the last time I checked a 6-8 oz AF that finishes before everyone else is pretty damn valuable to have in the collection.
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Old 06-05-2009, 07:55 PM #8
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Good luck. Doubt you will be able to do it and it be 100% true AF. About the only way to create a clonable early AF cross would be to cross with LR gene for 1 or 2 generations. You will have an earlier Flowering plant but will not AF.

I see you point in doing this... but about the only way to get taller plants would be to breed sativa genes with AF. I think it would be better to try to breed the shortness out of them instead of trying to create a clonable AF.
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well.. I know that autos delay flowering when they have very low resivour temps.. i dont know how this will affect the veg meaning if they will still grow nicely and be able to be cloned..
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Old 06-07-2009, 12:37 PM #10
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Auto Chronic - i would love to see and test this!!!
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