Ever wondered how to grow autoflower cannabis like a pro? Well, I put my plants to the test—no drama, just solid growing tips (and maybe a few questionable decisions). From soil mix to lighting tricks and training techniques, this guide covers everything you need for big, frosty buds.

Check out the urban Chili Grow Box here: https://urbanchili.eu
Grow Details:
Strain: Fat Banana Auto
Light Cycle: [24h for veg, 18/6 for flower]

This video captures the full growth cycle, including germination, vegetative growth, flowering, and the final stunning buds. If you love time-lapse videos and cannabis cultivation, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more! #CannabisGrow #Autoflower #GrowGuide #IndoorGrowing #LST #CannabisCommunity

Hey Guys! In this video We’re Going to talk about the Fruit Punch strain, It’s story and how we made seeds with it. I have been growing this strain for just about 5 years now and i have to say it is my favorite smell ever. I love the candy fruit it gives off and I’m so excited that the whole story is complete. A seed to harvest for the fruit punch is in the future!

Get Everything You Need From ACInfinity!
Use Code : CROPCHOP

Get Everything You Need From Seedsman
Use Code: CROPCHOP

Contact & Social Media
IG: cropchopandgrow
TikTok: @cropchopandgrow
Email: cropchopandgrow@gmail.com

Hello Everyone I’m Joe! I’m a Medical Cannabis patient here in New York and we just got approved to Home Cultivate. Tune in to my journey of documenting every grow I’ve ever done. Everything is for education only.

NOTHING IS FOR SALE.

#acinfinity #growing #homegrown

Understanding the different types of hermaphroditism in cannabis, including genetic predisposition, rodelization, and chemical induction, is crucial for effective cultivation and breeding. While each method has its own set of advantages and challenges, the knowledge of these processes allows growers to make informed decisions in their breeding practices. Unfortunately, there seems to be an active interest to is not enough knowledge accessible to the public and the consumer market for cannabis seeds is completely unregulated, so it is up to us to self regulate.

There are 3 different types of hermaphrodites known in cannabis and they are outlined in this video:

1. Weak Genetics 1:02
One of the primary reasons for hermaphroditism in cannabis plants is genetic predisposition. It occurs when the cannabis plant inherently possesses the genetic tendency to develop both male and female reproductive organs. This is a recessive genetic and any offspring from a hermaphrodite will carry the gene for hermaphroditism.
Weak genetics can lead to a higher likelihood of hermaphroditic traits being expressed under stress or less-than-ideal growing conditions. This is problematic for cultivators aiming for either purely female or purely male plants, as hermaphrodites can lead to unwanted pollination and a reduced yield of consumable flowers.
In this video:
Green Source Gardens – Pinkleberry Kush
Green Luster Phenos – Familiar Fruit
Exotic Genetix – Grandmaster Sexy
MSNL Seeds – Harlequin CBD
Sin City Seeds – Bogeyman
Green House Seed Co – Pulp Friction
Tartaria Genetics – Alexandria’s Revenge
Mephisto Genetics – Strawberry Nuggets

2. Rodelization 1:40
Rodelization is a natural form of hermaphroditism that occurs as a stress response in female cannabis plants. When a female plant is not pollinated and reaches the end of its lifecycle, it may develop male reproductive organs as a last resort to self-pollinate and produce seeds. This happens after a plant is ready to harvest and it is a natural survival mechanism. Breeders can use this method to create feminized seeds, but it is important to note that this method is less controlled and less reliable compared to other feminization techniques. All of the offspring will also have a genetic predisposition for rodelization.

Terpy Highs – Stomped Berries
Relentless Genetics – Mendo x ROG

3. Chemical Inhibitors: Silver Thiosulfate & Colloidal Silver 2:10
In contrast to genetic and natural stress-induced hermaphroditism, certain chemicals can be used to deliberately induce hermaphroditism in cannabis plants. The most common chemicals used for this purpose are silver thiosulfate and colloidal silver.

A. Silver Thiosulfate (STS)
Silver thiosulfate is a compound that effectively inhibits the production of ethylene, a hormone responsible for flowering in cannabis plants. When applied to female plants, STS can lead to the development of male flowers, which contain female genetic material. This method is highly effective and controlled, making it a preferred choice for breeders looking to produce feminized seeds. The offspring produced will only turn to hermaphrodites when they are subjected these chemical inhibitors which are foreign to all soils and nutrients available in the cannabis grow space.

How to Make STS: https://youtu.be/hT8XPAyu36Q

B. Similarly, colloidal silver, which consists of tiny silver particles suspended in liquid, is sprayed onto female plants. This also blocks ethylene production and triggers the development of male flowers. Colloidal silver is particularly popular among home growers due to its accessibility and ease of use, but it requires more applications than STS.

All of the good hermies featured in this video are from Selfie Seeds

Lazy Breeding Practices and the Impossibility of Scaling Up 2:39

Some good scientific studies and experiments:
https://ucanr.edu/sites/SoCo/files/316187.pdf
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2020.00718/full

Thinking about growing cannabis at home but not sure whether to choose autoflower or photoperiod seeds?

In this episode of Senior Savvy Cannabis, I sit down with seed expert Chase Werner to discuss one of the biggest debates in home growing: autoflower vs photoperiod cannabis plants.

We cover:
• Why some growers dislike autoflowers
• What autoflower cannabis actually is
• The differences between autoflower and photoperiod seeds
• Whether growing conditions can change how a strain feels
• Why I chose Jack Herer for my first home grow
• Common mistakes new growers make
• How feminized seeds are created
• What to do if you find a seed in your flower
• Training techniques for small grow tents

I’m documenting my very first home grow from seed to harvest, so if you’re thinking about growing your own cannabis, subscribe and follow along.

Have you grown autoflowers or photoperiods? Let me know your experience in the comments.

Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:18 Why do growers hate autoflowers?
01:20 What is an autoflower?
03:05 Autoflowers vs photoperiod plants
04:20 Are autoflowers good for beginners?
05:35 Can growing conditions change how a strain feels?
07:30 Growing Jack Herer for an energizing effect
08:45 Common mistakes new growers make
10:20 Finding seeds in your flower (bag seeds)
11:15 Male vs female cannabis plants explained
12:25 How feminized seeds are made
13:50 Can you create your own cannabis strain?
14:45 Why I chose an autoflower for my first grow
15:15 Training cannabis plants in a small grow tent
16:25 Final thoughts

Home Grown Made Easy at https://www.realgrowers.com/

Starting your cannabis seeds the right way is the foundation of a successful grow.

In this video, you’ll learn three essential tips for ensuring strong roots, healthy plants, and maximum growth potential.

Join me on an extraordinary journey as I explore the mesmerizing Crazy Cannabis Village in India! Walk with me through the lush fields, where weed seeds crunch under our feet, and the air is filled with a unique aroma.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of this cannabis-growing community as we interact with the friendly locals and learn about the plant’s significance in their daily lives. From the breathtaking landscapes to the captivating stories, this travel vlog promises an unforgettable adventure! Get ready to experience India like never before in this intriguing exploration of the Crazy Cannabis Village.

Please remember to LIKE the video to support the channel!

FOLLOW ME on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yuri_uncut/

#travel #india

Go YURI Go!

Join the VIP Club! 🔥https://ko-fi.com/icanmediaco
MERCH: 👉 https://www.icanfam.com
Buy us a coffee! ☕️ https://buymeacoffee.com/legalnewsnetwork

🗣 FOLLOW ALL SOCIALS FOR UPDATES!

✓Facebook/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legalnewsnet

✓Email for Media/Brand/Sponsorships/Promos: icanqueries@gmail.com

DISCLAIMER: THIS CHANNEL DOES NOT PROMOTE OR ENCOURAGE ANY ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES. ALL CONTENT PROVIDED BY THIS CHANNEL IS MEANT STRICTLY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY! THIS CHANNEL COMPLIES WITH ALL LOCAL STATE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. NOTHING IS FOR SALE!

People asked for it, so here ya go.

This is how we germinate our landrace cannabis seeds. I use the ziplock bag/paper towel technique with a heat mat set to 90F.

Because many of our seeds are tropical, and require a warm environment for the seeds to germinate, I have had the best success using the ziplock bag/paper towel technique on a heat mat (absolutely need to use a thermostat with your heat mat!!!). Planting tropical seeds into cold soil in March or April is risky as these tropical seeds may stall out or never germinate… so the heat mat ziplock/paper towel technique is the safest technique with the highest rate of germination success for delicate or warm climate seeds- IMO.

This is by no means the only way to germinate seeds. I am just sharing what works for our farm year after year, for the type of seeds we grow.

Hope this helps – peace

• Hydroponic Cloner $79 https://amzn.to/4arfhlp

• Seed Germination Heat Mat with Temp Control https://amzn.to/3VMaR4f

• Gibberelic Acid https://amzn.to/43Pl2ae