Video: Information about autoflowering marijuana seeds

And hello, growers! Today, I bring you a short video to talk to you about autoflowering varieties.

The main characteristic of autoflowering varieties is that they do not depend on the photo period. This means you won’t need to change the light cycle for flowering. In contrast to feminized varieties, where you have to switch from 18 hours to 12 hours of light per day to trigger flowering, autoflowering varieties flower very well with 18 or even 20 hours of light per day.

Generally, autoflowers do not reach the height and performance of photoperiodic varieties, although there are a few exceptions. Autoflowers descend from Ruderalis, a subspecies of cannabis that is different from sativas and indicas, and that is what makes it quite different.

Cannabis Ruderalis originated at the northern latitude between Hungary and Russia, where summers are very short and the cold arrives very early each year. As a result, this new species of cannabis flowers very quickly, and over the years, natural selection has stabilized the gene that forces it to autoflower.

From my point of view, autoflowering varieties are not really suitable for beginners, although they are more resistant to cold and stress. They also do not require as much attention as photoperiodic varieties. However, you will need to be very attentive; the slightest mistake could greatly impact your harvest.

Where you need to pay the most attention is during the stretch period. During this short vegetative growth phase, you must ensure that there are no issues for your plants to reach their maximum size. This is viable both indoors and outdoors; otherwise, your plants will not produce what they are capable of.

Now, I leave you with a small selection of the best autoflowering varieties. Hope you enjoyed this video! If so, feel free to subscribe, like, and share. Don’t forget to check out our website and join our Discord servers.

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