How To Grow Autoflower Seeds: A Beginner’s Guide
In this beginner's guide, we'll take an in-depth look at how to grow autoflower cannabis seeds.
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Traditional photoperiod strains commonly take up to four months to be ready for harvest. In contrast, autoflowering strains can reach maturity in just eight to ten weeks. This rapid growth cycle means that growers can harvest multiple crops in a single season. It also makes it possible for growers in regions with shortened growing seasons to cultivate cannabis.
The autoflowering trait comes from the Ruderalis subspecies of cannabis. Ruderalis plants originated is the harsh climate of Eastern Europe, where the growing season is short, and the conditions are often not ideal for cannabis cultivation. As a result, autoflowering strains are typically more resilient to diseases and stressors than other types of cannabis are. They also begin the flowering cycle regardless of the lighting cycle, meaning that growers don’t need to change their lighting schedules. These factors make Autoflowering strains an excellent choice for inexperienced growers who may not be ready for more finicky cultivars.
Sativa strains are notorious for reaching tremendous heights, even in indoor gardens. These strains often require low-stress training techniques to prevent them from stretching too in the grow room. Autoflowering strains, on the other hand, tend to remain short and compact. These strains typically reach only three to four feet in height, making them ideal for indoor growers in confined spaces such as closets, cupboards, or grow tents.
In this beginner's guide, we'll take an in-depth look at how to grow autoflower cannabis seeds.
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