[mexcurandero420]

https://kauppa.ruohonjuuri.fi/kuorell...30029586126/dp

one of the links i received

Finola x Danish Gold weird pheno, only 30 cm heigh



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[Only Ornamental]

Originally Posted by mexcurandero420

Finola x Danish Gold weird pheno, only 30 cm heigh
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Looks cute .
Did you grow that (which latitude)? Apart from being small, how was it (smell-, taste-, high-, grow-wise)?

[mexcurandero420]

51 N but the aroma was more piney, had autoflowering properties and no branches at all.I didn't smoke this pheno, but still have seeds from it.

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[Only Ornamental]

Autoflowering?
Does this mean that the Danish Gold is an Auto too, or was it simply no F1? Cause that trait should be recessive (from what I've heard)...
The piney scent came from Finola I guess. Well, I'll see soon by myself. Most of the ~50 seeds have popped their shell after a day in water .

[mexcurandero420]

Danish Gold is more and less semi-autoflowering.I had very early pheno's within Danish Gold.Indoors even under a 24/0 light regime it starts to flower.Photo above btw is the F1, but more of the Finola site.

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[mexcurandero420]

Field of Finola in Finland



https://www.kaarloimpola.fi/

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[Rinse]

Some hemp seeds here, including finola, listed as "rich in CBD".

https://translate.google.co.uk/transl...26channel%3Dnp

[Thule]

Originally Posted by Only Ornamental

Autoflowering?
Does this mean that the Danish Gold is an Auto too, or was it simply no F1? Cause that trait should be recessive (from what I've heard)...
The piney scent came from Finola I guess. Well, I'll see soon by myself. Most of the ~50 seeds have popped their shell after a day in water .

Unlike lowryder, finola tends to transfer early flowering properties to the F1 generation. Not autoflower, but extreme light sensitivity. It's different genes in action.

[Only Ornamental]

Originally Posted by Thule

Unlike lowryder, finola tends to transfer early flowering properties to the F1 generation. Not autoflower, but extreme light sensitivity. It's different genes in action.

Little update on my quick&dirty indoor Finola grow (day 24 after the seeds cracked):
I had them for one week in the living room but they had not enough light so I put them under a 80 lm LED (warm white) 24/7 which still wasn't enough so I changed to a 600 lm LED (warm white) 24/7. The latter was a bit too much of a change (lumen and temperature wise) and most plants got slightly light burned, turned red, and several even died (mostly dried out). I raised the bulb a few cm and ensured a better air circulation a few days back which visibly was a good idea as they now start growing nicely.
The lil runts are now at internode 4-5 with ~8 cm in hight (most of which is the elongated stem beneath the cotyledons).
The interesting thing is, that the males start showing flowers since two days!
Question: The 2 cm of increased bulb distance can't have been the trigger as it was just a day or two before flower onset; hence, is their flowering stress induced (heat and light shock), caused by the constant but weak lighting in week 2 (which, with regard to seedlings, sounds illogical to me), or against your opinion autoflowering?
I should prolly start a new proper grow... as we have up to 15°C outside (crazy weather, like in April), I put some seeds directly in a small greenhouse today.

[oldchuck]

I may as well update my little test batch too. I have nine little plants going out of 40 seeds. Very poor germination, in my opinion, and leads me to think the seeds were stepped on, attempted sterilization.

Mine are about a week younger than yours, OO, and the tallest is about 12 cm, on third node. Haven''t seen any sex indication yet. Kind of slow growers. They are under a two light T-5, 18/6.