DoDhLo

<span class="link_user">@DoDhLo</span>,Yes you can obtain stables autos , most of the autos you can buy today are stable but genetics can still play tricks , it&#039;s like when you buy a feminised seed and end up with an hermie : it can happens. The better way to have stable autos would be to cross them until at least F5 but they are mostly some F3 so the F1 is the auto/photo cross , the F2 is an auto selection breed together and the F3 is suposed to be 100% auto after a good F2 selection. Don&#039;t be quick to say it will be a disaster , if it is a photo then the 12/12 schedule will make you save light and money + the plant will stretch at least x2 which will makes a nice bush for a descent yield :grin::+1:

<span class="link_user">@OutForReal</span> Thanks for the explanation bro, it actually makes more sense then the other questionable theory&#039;s i heard . But you&#039;d expect the ruderalis genes/characteristics to be more stable (after all these years i mean) Anyway , am gonna switch to 14/10 or 12/12 to force flowering and maybe get some buds to smoke. Even though i knew this grow was a distaster from the start .