Pollinating an autoflower female with a photoperiod male...

So after longer than a 10 year hiatus, I JUST placed a DC Seed Exhange order for 10 Mandalorian A.L.F. #5 auto seeds and 10Hazeman northern lights.

All beans are regular (nonfeminized) sex.

Plan to grow a few of each outdoors and I’d like to make some more beans with a couple side branches. Theoretically what would happen if you polinated a female autoflower with photoperiod pollen? Or should it be a photoperiod female being pollinated by autoflower pollen?

Goal is to create an Auto NL/ALF cross that is very stable in cold weather and mold resistant.

Only way really to get a fem auto cross is to use Auto fem pollen

Auto fem and make photo will create photo reg seeds...a slimmmmmmm chance of getting any autos since the auto gene is recessive

BobThe420Builder said:

Only way really to get a fem auto cross is to use Auto fem pollen

Auto fem and make photo will create photo reg seeds...a slimmmmmmm chance of getting any autos since the auto gene is recessive

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Do you have any idea if I just wanted to pollinate a female auto with pollen from a male auto of the same strain what week that would occur at about? Ive never had a male autoflower in my hands as all the beans Ive gotten have been feminized before and Im excited about the possibility of supplying myself

Males flower faster than female, but an auto is totally different

Timing may not work that run, so plan on saving the pollen for your next grow