The clueless being me.

First off, I've never touched an AF bean before, but have a couple freebies on hand. I'm under my plant-count, so what the heck, I'll give 'em a go!

Since they aren't photo-period sensitive, I reckon the more hours of light the better, right?

I don't really have a spot to dedicate to them, but I can either toss them into a veg space (18 hrs under a 400 MH), or into the flower space (12 hrs under 1000 HPS).

Since this is more of an experiment for me, is there much to be gained by bouncing the lil' suckers around?
By that, I mean giving them 12 hrs. under the HPS and then putting them under the MH for the remaining 6 hrs? (give or take a few minutes)

I know,... sounds sketchy, but my schedule would allow me to do this.

I'm assuming that they will remain a manageable size, hopefully finish-up in a 3 gallon pot. (I'm a dirt-farmer, btw)

The beans on hand are:
Dinafem: Haze (fem)
Dinafem: Roadrunner (fem)

Like I said, I'm pretty clueless. Just looking for a bit guidance, opinions, or what have you.

Are these particular strains even worth bothering with? Or, are they best used as bird-seed?
EvilCartman Reviewed by EvilCartman on . Auto-flower help for the clueless? The clueless being me. :) First off, I've never touched an AF bean before, but have a couple freebies on hand. I'm under my plant-count, so what the heck, I'll give 'em a go! Since they aren't photo-period sensitive, I reckon the more hours of light the better, right? I don't really have a spot to dedicate to them, but I can either toss them into a veg space (18 hrs under a 400 MH), or into the flower space (12 hrs under 1000 HPS). Since this is more of an experiment for me, is Rating: 5