Perhaps you should take a ponder at this.. it comes from an experienced grower like yourself. It came from http://www.thctalk.com/cannabis-forum/showthread.php?101953-Ruderalis-A-Misnomer it shows some differences between a regular mj plant a a hybrid auto
He goes onto say.. "if you come to the table with a preconceived set of notions and expectations then you of course will not be pleased, because this plant is not like any marijuana plant i have encountered in my experiences as a grower overt the last 18 years."
As well as "C. Always start your Ruderalis hybrid in the same place or container you plan to harvest it from.
Reason:the main tap root will only develop to a certain point due to the fact that ruderalis has no veg period and starts in flower mode from seed, so the plants size and ability to produce flowers will be determined by how much the tap root can grow in its first 2-3 weeks of development, once you see the first signs of flowers "within 4-5 weeks" all tap root growth is completed and the plants over all abilities to produce has been decided or limited by its container."
He goes onto say.. "if you come to the table with a preconceived set of notions and expectations then you of course will not be pleased, because this plant is not like any marijuana plant i have encountered in my experiences as a grower overt the last 18 years."
As well as "C. Always start your Ruderalis hybrid in the same place or container you plan to harvest it from.
Reason:the main tap root will only develop to a certain point due to the fact that ruderalis has no veg period and starts in flower mode from seed, so the plants size and ability to produce flowers will be determined by how much the tap root can grow in its first 2-3 weeks of development, once you see the first signs of flowers "within 4-5 weeks" all tap root growth is completed and the plants over all abilities to produce has been decided or limited by its container."