Is Finola really day-neutral?
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Usually, they are the first to catch pollen. If other flowers were available to be pollinated at that time, they would be in the center of the bud now.
Thank you very much for this great contribution!!
The plants were pollinated for 11 days, so I assume that within a week or so, most of the seeds will be developed.
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Ah, shake, rattle and roll, shake, rattle and roll
Last photo before cutting them.
79 days from begining.
33 days from start of pollination.
22 days from end of pollination (removal of the male).
Some plants were beginning to wither, probably due to problems with overfertilization, PH, and advanced age.
Once dried I will proceed with harvesting the seeds.
79 days from begining.
33 days from start of pollination.
22 days from end of pollination (removal of the male).
Some plants were beginning to wither, probably due to problems with overfertilization, PH, and advanced age.
Once dried I will proceed with harvesting the seeds.
The seeds are already collected.
There are quite a few more left on the plants, but I'm not going to spend any more time, these are more than enough.
There were two plants with a finola phenotype, with airy buds, I put them together.
Two other plants had compact buds, they are also grouped together.
Another plant had not so compact buds, it has produced many seeds.
And on the other hand, there is the Bx2 cross, which has produced darker seeds, I understand that because it was in a larger pot, and had not suffered deficiencies. It has given almost the majority of mature seeds.
In January I will start with the next crop.
There are quite a few more left on the plants, but I'm not going to spend any more time, these are more than enough.
There were two plants with a finola phenotype, with airy buds, I put them together.
Two other plants had compact buds, they are also grouped together.
Another plant had not so compact buds, it has produced many seeds.
And on the other hand, there is the Bx2 cross, which has produced darker seeds, I understand that because it was in a larger pot, and had not suffered deficiencies. It has given almost the majority of mature seeds.
In January I will start with the next crop.
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Nice and shiny dark seeds. You did well friend with this garden.
@kendermag, I hope the New Year is treating you well. When are you going to start the next crop?
Waiting in anticipation.
Peace GG
Bzh guerilla
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Good morning. I have never cultivated fast version. From what I understood with them, the flowering period is shortened.
What I hear by semi-autofloration, it's like the Moroccan Landraces.
A short growth period (2 months and demi and/or 5 to 7 knots and/or flowering in mid July at my latitude 47 °).
The semi-autofloration and pure self-locking crossing gave me about 50/50.
50% semi-autofloration
50% photoperiodic (slightly faster, can be like fast version).
For me, it's two completely different genetic bases.
What I hear by semi-autofloration, it's like the Moroccan Landraces.
A short growth period (2 months and demi and/or 5 to 7 knots and/or flowering in mid July at my latitude 47 °).
The semi-autofloration and pure self-locking crossing gave me about 50/50.
50% semi-autofloration
50% photoperiodic (slightly faster, can be like fast version).
For me, it's two completely different genetic bases.
