Gajba333

<span class="link_user">@Gajba333</span>, Seems that there are two kinds of F1&#039;s. The Photoperiod and Autoflower kind. I was hoping to get the Photoperiod, thats why I did all that work on them. Instead I got the autoflower kind.

<span class="link_user">@Gajba333</span>, 70 days from seed to harvest doesn&#039;t work for outside grows, might inside but outside it always takes longer. In a few days they are 4 weeks old, they are not even mature yet. I gues they will grow for another 2 weeks at least before going into pre-flowering. After that there are just 2-3 weeks left for flowering? My bet is that they will take at least 8 to 9 weeks af this point. Again if I did read it right, these are not autoflowers. Just a genetic that have a shorter flowering time, with that information I did top them. About the yield, well I don&#039;t care much about it. My outside grows are always for fun and experiments. I rather have them short and bushy. Thats why I like to top them so the energy goes to the branches instead of the main brance/cola.

<span class="link_user">@GanjaReaper</span>, 70 days from seed to harvest is just not enough time to recover in my opinion brother, these plants don t tolerate high stress training at all.And about the yield I ve folowed all of these F1 diaries here not a single person got even 80g of dried flower here which is in my opinion kinda dissapointing. I m not trying to be wise or something I have 60 of these F1 plants growing outside at the moment in like third week of veg and I think RQS fucked us good saying F1 varity gives higher yield then regular autoflowers. I hope you prove me wrong it works in my favour for me to be wrong in the end...

<span class="link_user">@MisterZ</span>, I think these F1 plants don t tolerate lst too much, their life cycle is just to short to recuparate that fast, thats why this plant remained this short.

<span class="link_user">@Gajba333</span>,No offense but does anyone read the above information? Yes, I got 116 grams from two plants.

<span class="link_user">@Gajba333</span>, bei den anderen Sorten mit der &quot;theoretisch&quot; gleichen Zeit hatte es immer geklappt. Nur diesmal hält die die Pflanze an den Zeitplan, leider :sweat_smile:.