Bonjour a tous ,last summer I seeded a Cheeseberry with a Sweetskunk and frankly got hundreds of seeds.This was done outdoors (June,I think).Ive been out checking fences and found 3 plants 2 that are flowering one veging all very tiny and sick yet nevertheless alive and one of them is realy smelling good with a whopping3-4grams of very wispy bud. Evidently they self seeded and at a guess the two that survived the frost were auto pheno's .I know it wont be exactly medical grade but iy just goes to sjow how tough the Ruderalis gene is. And they say there's no such thing as 'Global Warming ,AAS
Where the parent strains autos? Ive put regular photo plants out in the winter and they flowered very small because of the short days. The winter plants are never big yielders, but it's fun to be able to grow in the off season.
The CheeseBerry was a feminised auto the male was a Sweet Skunk Widow Photo. Ive growm about 8 of the seeds some come out like Blueberry some Like skunk but so far the only auto's would appear to be the two in the garden but again I cant be certain.I thought more might manifest as Autos but the 'accidental' pollination has proved dissapointing, from what I gather even with two auto parents a bit of backcrossing is required to stabalise the autoflowering gene,perhaps someone more tuned in than me can give some input on this subject. Cheers for the interest AAS