Crossed 2 autos, but got photos?

[J-Plug]

An smart guys I’m not going to continue this argument over nothing. Y’all just want to argue with anyone this isn’t typically autoflower network reputation mods bashing growers for not bowing down to the perception they believe in your tiny afn forum world

 

[Proph]

Just cause you never heard of it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. My genetics I bought were private stock limited release. By some talented big breeders out of Oregon. Only 100 packs ever released most 10 packs. You never seen my breeder pack. Before calling it fake I never said zkittles was inside the cross that made fpog. Zkittles just came out not long ago wtf. FYI I know the true secret recipe in the cross alien claims, because I’m the number one fruity pebbles og fan. So don’t talk like you know more about fpog than me. Starting drama over nothing.

So why not ask the super great breeder that bred whatever magic beans you have? Lol... Isn't this what you typed

"I got seeds that’s fpog cross right. The F1 fruity pebbles og is a hybrid when I look it up. But the breeder pack I got of it Rainbow ZkittleZ. Is a fpog F2 cross says photoperiod when I research it."

That's a lot of looking up and researching for the number 1 fpog fan, lol. Relax bro. Zkittles won best indica in 2015 High Times Cup, lol.. But it just came out right?

But if you don't mind, can you explain to me what a semi auto is then?

 

[Olderfart]

A friend of mine got some Hindu Kush autoflower seeds from Grower's Choice, and they autoflowered.
He reversed one, pollinated the other, but his seeds, that are now adult plants, are 7 weeks old with No signs of flowering.
He's switching to 12/12 now.
We've been trying to do some research, but everything says crossing 2 autos together makes autos.
Does this happen alot? We have more seeds, and I figure if we grow enough, at least some have to autoflower?
Does it just mean the genetics weren't stable enough yet, like they needed at least another F generation selection?
Should he have just waited? They are growing in hydro DWC buckets, can the super good growth slow the flowering down maybe?
Any thoughts?

If the two parents were from the same strain, and the result were non-autos, the auto characteristic in the original strain was weak, in my opinion. If you don't want to grow photos, don't use the seeds.

If the parents were not from the same strain, appearance of the non-auto behaviour may be just part of the recessive mischief that crops up in such crosses. Serious breeders select from many plants over multiple generations to weed that stuff out. Not so easy as a home grower.

Have fun with the photo grow!

 

[idiopathic neuropathy]

A friend of mine got some Hindu Kush autoflower seeds from Grower's Choice, and they autoflowered.
He reversed one, pollinated the other, but his seeds, that are now adult plants, are 7 weeks old with No signs of flowering.
He's switching to 12/12 now.
We've been trying to do some research, but everything says crossing 2 autos together makes autos.
Does this happen alot? We have more seeds, and I figure if we grow enough, at least some have to autoflower?
Does it just mean the genetics weren't stable enough yet, like they needed at least another F generation selection?
Should he have just waited? They are growing in hydro DWC buckets, can the super good growth slow the flowering down maybe?
Any thoughts?

FWIW I have grown several seeds from Growers Choice of 2 different strains. I had one great plant, several average plants and a couple of wacko plants, basically grown under the same conditions. I am not fond of their genetics and would not purchase again, they just lacked consistency.

 

[yurimodin]

sounds like he accidentally got pollen from a photo in there......either that or the cross created a super long vegging auto.