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Hawktree
Hawktreestarted grow question 5 years ago
ok so I need help. my gg plant has not began to bud I planted the plant on June 4th and no sign of budding . can someone tell me if growers choice gg needs to be flipped. they won't answer my question.
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Philindicus
Philindicusanswered grow question 5 years ago
When growing with seeds mix ups do happen. You can try to flip her and see if she will start to flower. Other possibility is she may not be carrying enough ruderalis genetics to auto flower. Cut her nitrogen down, 12/12, then once she starts to flower and stretch use your bloom lights. I've come across a couple of diaries on GD of growers who have tried to force their auto plants to bloom with no success one is in a perpetual state of veg. Hope she'll bloom for you.
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mr_green_thumb_ottawa
mr_green_thumb_ottawaanswered grow question 5 years ago
you have to alloyed 12h of total darkness and 12h light then you need to change nutriment regiment gg are particular for that and from what i see you are still in veg so flip it
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DankGardener
DankGardeneranswered grow question 5 years ago
Yes I would flip to 12/12. U should of seen at least couple of white hairs already for being an auto. Now if she has been stressed alot could be why she is not budding. Also buying auto flowers for a breeder who knows autos will help. For example dinafem breeds autos that are known to consistently have high thc and big harvest. Another one is mephisto genetics who only breeds autos and been doing it for many years. Hope I can help
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
Generally speaking Autos are crossed to photoperiodic strain in attempt to give them potency and to keep the taste and shape of the original strain but with the ruderalis autoflowering genes. Knowing that you can easily guess that a few numbers of seeds can use a recessive gene ( photoperiodic gene ) instead of the dominant gene ( the autoflowering gene ) so in that case you will have an auto that need to be flip to a 12/12 light schedule to flower. I advise you to switch to 12/12 to see if something in changing. I also know that the big Nitrogen excess are slowing down the flowering process of almost any strain but air wouldn't bet on that here
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