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Feminizing seeds

Silverback

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Hi guys, anyone know if crossing a normal photoperiod male with an auto flowering female would produce auto flowering offspring?
Any help would be much appreciated.
 
Idk because an auto flower plant is normally only 10 percent ruderalis ( I can't spell) thts what makes them auto flower so id say crossing the two you wouldn't have a good chance of it being an auto flower but it would carry that trait. I'm not positive just my 2 cents
 
If you're patient and study you could create a unique Rudy in a few generations. You'd need to be in the know. Not exactly a GWE topic but I'd be interested in supporting it.
 
Ok guy's,
1/. By choosing the same genetic plant to breed is no problem..... Correct? But this won't be a world better!
2/. By crossing a different genetic plant may produce F1 seeds?

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These girls are 6 weeks into veg. Looking great. Manifold technique employed to 10 out of 12.

None of these are for breeding.
 
SSD, I saw you comment on someone's first grow that came down around the same time as mine ( late Dec early Jan. I don't recall his post but you commented on his 4.8Oz first grow. I hit 6.2 in soil with second hand feed. I need to know more on yields if you have the knowledge.

many thanks
 
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