Auto x regular

[Daily Vitamins]

Does anybody have any experience with seeds that are just part auto . Like you cross your auto with a normal male . Would they just start flowering a bit earlier? Like I’m guessing ?I’m thinking living in Michigan it would be cool to have a plant that would just start flowering early but not as soon as it sprouts like traditional autos.

 

[Creeperpark]

Does anybody have any experience with seeds that are just part auto . Like you cross your auto with a normal male . Would they just start flowering a bit earlier? Like I’m guessing ?I’m thinking living in Michigan it would be cool to have a plant that would just start flowering early but not as soon as it sprouts like traditional autos.

When you cross an auto with a photo the offspring will be like one of the parents. It takes many times to split the two into one. Say you harvest 100 seeds. You will get some like the photo and some like the auto but not a mix of both on one plant. It can take years to blend two strains into one.

 

[Daily Vitamins]

When you cross an auto with a photo the offspring will be like one of the parents. It takes many times to split the two into one. Say you harvest 100 seeds. You will get some like the photo and some like the auto but not a mix of both on one plant. It can take years to blend two strains into one.

Ok that makes sense , Thank you

 

[goingrey]

Does anybody have any experience with seeds that are just part auto . Like you cross your auto with a normal male . Would they just start flowering a bit earlier? Like I’m guessing ?I’m thinking living in Michigan it would be cool to have a plant that would just start flowering early but not as soon as it sprouts like traditional autos.

Yes this is exactly the case. Some breeders sell this kind of hybrid with the moniker "fast".

 

[goingrey]

Like this one here

Strawberry Cola Sherbet F1 Fast Version® [NEW 2023]

Strawberry Cola Sherbet F1 Fast Version® This is an ultra-fast flowering, photoperiod-dependent, feminized strain with red flowers. It is also a first filial generation (F1) cross between a photoperiod-dependent elite clone of the famous Californian Sunset Sherbet and the autoflowering...

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[gorilla ganja]

Does anybody have any experience with seeds that are just part auto .

I have done lots of these. The first generation F1 is non-autoflower and slightly faster maybe a week or 2 at most depending on cultivars used.

 

[cbotany]

I had a two or three regular x autos this year that where ready around September, amazing plants, very small buds, with almost a finola style bud structure. I also had acer x autoducks, they where odd, some may have re vegged under 24/0 but most acted as extremely photo sensitive or full autos, I'm waiting to get more space to actually go through the seeds, genetics are really a toss up alot of the times and thats the fun of breeding! More than likely you're going to end up with anything from a more photo sensitive plant (flowers more more eagerly at light changes) sometimes called a "super auto", or a plant that is quicker than the photo parent "fast", but like creeper said, it can take years to fully wrap genetics in, and each plant is FULLY unique if the cross is distinct enough.

 

[CannaZen]

i dont know what sort of genealogy may be involved until actually trying that kind of cross what would happen. i really enjoyed my outdoor autos but they were larger and took longer than i think the parents of one side of its heritage, so i can tell you some autos take longer/grow larger before flowering than others, even if they'd began flower beginning of august.

the regular seedline i used to cross pollinate that i had were smaller plants in small containers and so smaller.. they flowered and finished earlier. i dont know whether they'd been in the ground they'd take longer than they did to begin and finish.