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Good afternoon good folk, Another forum newbie introducing himself, old skool grower/smoker and forum newbie. "Hi!" Have been a part of many other forums over the years, so I understand forum etiquette well. Have a blessed day folks!

Done, just giving extra time for seeds to fully mature

Sour Apple x Bobby’s Widow up and running. I also have some Bobby’s Widow F4 going.

Welcome aboard @Weedeater_ZA

All good advice and ideas . Composting and playing with soil is an ongoing thing on the reservation. Blue bins are cool but boy, they take a bit of time. I chuck kitchen scraps in my blue bin with some leaves raked up from a small yard. That then gets taken to one of 3 compost heaps. Then I have 3 very basic worm bins which I chuck in some compost and kitchen scraps and those wrigglers are multiplying at a rate leaving behind some nice castings. As for tyre's. Always going to be a tough one. I've decided to go that route though. Unfortunately they fall into the category 'free of charge laying around materials'. Started planting poles for the windbreak yesterday.

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Whohoo, some more local autoflower [emoji91] in the building. Sent from my S40 using Tapatalk

What is this, a mass plantation for ants!?

It was a good run. Some plants are still finishing off. Will show pics of the next gen next week.

@swum, not necessarily, even F2 reg Auto seeds will be subject to different phenotypes. it also depends on so much. was it an auto male that you pollinated a photo fem? or was it a photo male that pollinated an auto fem? depending which of the plants has the most dominant traits will depend on what traits the offspring gravitate towards. and what you are referring to is called Hybrid Vigor... most bagseed tend to express rapid healthy growth and are known to have this vigor. well bred plants from reputable breeders also exhibit this trait, but it does not often express itself in later generations starting from F3. successful back crossing with the original parents can often bring back this trait in your offspring.