Designing a new strain for 2 week flowering

[denialisback]

they are called "RUDERALS" but a 2 week flowing period, I dont even see as possible. the Ruderals usualy have a 2-3 week veg with the rest flower time. the finshed product is 2 months or just over 8 weeks.

cool, thanks, this is good input, so these do exist.

You are asking nature to do things that we just dont have the technology for. If a plant were to flower in 2 weeks the buds would be extramly small, and potency would be small as well. Their are very few blooming times that are 2 weeks in nature and those that are, are bitter fruits and flowers, that usualy can not be eaten. I like the idea but I am not sure if it is possible.

Sadly, I know . It's true if a normal plant was to flower in 2 weeks buds would be extremely small, but think for a moment what if you were providing that plant with 4x the usual sunlight a plant would be able to absorb per unit square, what if the plants natural "day" was shorter, say 1hour per day. What then? heh.. more often that not in my experience if something cannot be done you need to redefine the problem somehow

I know there are physical and genetic limitations here, but if anyone can provide some feedback as to where they are, that'd be awesome :-)

What if you crossed a ruderals with a cannabis plant? Does anyone have any viable ideas as to modify a plants genetic clock or better, fool it.. ;o

Peace,
Denial

denialisback Reviewed by denialisback on 03-15-2009. Designing a new strain for 2 week flowering Hello all, I'm a medical user of marijuana and for sometime I have been considering better ways to grow; naturally sane and insane, unaturally obtuse and particularly profane. Anyways, I have been in a case of super thought for quite some time, and I am considering the possibility of breeding a faster growing/cycling photosynthetically sensitive hybrid of cannabis. This may sound bizarre to even the educated pharma and biochemists amongst us, but if you stop to think about Rating: 5