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New Grower question.

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Phyllo65, Oct 31, 2015.

  1. #1 Phyllo65, Oct 31, 2015
    I have heard that it is not advisable to try to grow auto-flowering varietys in the same space as other non-auto strains. Can anyone verify this and does anyone know the mechanism it "messes" with the non-auto plants? Is it a gas like Ethyline, given off by ripening apples that makes tomatoes and bananas ripen faster?


     
  2. #2 Thicken Dense, Oct 31, 2015
    It's the light cycles. Gas... L-O-L
     
  3. #3 Superpurpleskunk, Oct 31, 2015
    No.
     
  4. #4 Phyllo65, Nov 1, 2015
    As odd as it may seem, MANY plants, suck as pineapples (bromiliads) are triggered into flowering mode by Ethylene gas. Tomatoes are picked green and shipped in ethelyne-flooded trucks and arrive t their destination red. Dont discount the possiblility of a plant that is NOT light sensitive to get to flower, to released natural plant hormones...I can personally think of 3 off the top of my head.


     
  5. #5 Thicken Dense, Nov 1, 2015
    Think I read that after the guy who said that joints run because of nitrogen and phosphorous. You hear all kinds of ridiculous stoner science but I looked it up and this is legit.


    If your grow is ventilated properly, no gasses will accumulate anyway, but it is an interesting concept.
     
  6. #6 Phyllo65, Nov 1, 2015
    Even in a very well ventilated room, even small amounts of plant hormones in the form of gasses can wreck havok. When I was in college, carying an apple through a greenhouse was an executable offence! and there were VERY well ventilated greenhouses. Thank you very much for the info! It's going into my notebook. I am attempting to breed a strain for a patient that wants as little THC and as much CBDs aspossible...Cannabis rudealaris seems to have a lot of the genetic
    s I am looking for.


     
  7. #7 Noli, Nov 6, 2015
    You botanists are next level how do you even do that man "as little THC and as much CBDs aspossible" fucking wizards


     

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