Auto on second round of Flower

[WilliamPatrickMarshall]

I've posted her before been a bit but she's a Fat Bastard Autoflower. She is about 7 months old. First harvest was on May 10. Photos labeled 1 and 2 show transition all others are current from today. A bit different this time from what I originally intended when Marshalling and have wrote about on here.
Basically there's two kinds of growth vegetative and flower. On autos there's no light cycle for transition from one to the other. To keep it simple all growth after a flash or white hair starts is considered flower; everything before is vegetative. At its most basic harvest all buds and remove branches down to where Flower starts. This will leave only vegetative growth. Now a hidden trait will activate. This will start new growth at budding points previously left. These points will start from a flash with this kind of transition. You will also see new vegetative growth. Pictures labeled 1 and 2 show this transition. Any undated photos are from this week.

 

[driver77]

I've posted her before been a bit but she's a Fat Bastard Autoflower. She is about 7 months old. First harvest was on May 10. Photos labeled 1 and 2 show transition all others are current from today. A bit different this time from what I originally intended when Marshalling and have wrote about on here.
Basically there's two kinds of growth vegetative and flower. On autos there's no light cycle for transition from one to the other. To keep it simple all growth after a flash or white hair starts is considered flower; everything before is vegetative. At its most basic harvest all buds and remove branches down to where Flower starts. This will leave only vegetative growth. Now a hidden trait will activate. This will start new growth at budding points previously left. These points will start from a flash with this kind of transition. You will also see new vegetative growth. Pictures labeled 1 and 2 show this transition. Any undated photos are from this week.
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Interesting...notice any difference in bud structure or anything?
The timeline makes it almost not worth doing unless it's a very special plant though right? In that one could plant a seed and be at about the same point in the same time.
Good information for the ole toolbelt regardless.

 

[WilliamPatrickMarshall]

I'm what made her take so long but that's cause of different things. For this it is just 8 weeks of a new flower cycle. Harvest but then you have to cut branches down to where veg/flower begins. Its in this area that the reflowering begins. All flower growth must be removed.