Thanks for the advice! Is there a tech reason that can't take cuttings off them, or just the stress? I was planning to try with one of the four I sprouted, and even try some of the "special" cutting growth ointments I've seen out there, I would sure love to try at least one of them to extend the use of the limited number of seeds I got, and to hopefully start some semi-wild growth outdoors to produce more seeds. I have plenty of nice secluded space to spread a few out in, but limited outdoor growth season here in Vermont. Was going to start them indoors, then move to 5 gallon buckets indoor at night /outdoor on back porch during day, then hoping to actually plant a couple in the field later in summer before the fall season sets in. You've already helped so much with your other posts, don't want to make a pest request, but any advice or thoughts certainly welcomed!
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Autoflowers are bred with the ruderalis strain of cannabis that automatically pushes them into flower and because of that, they have a limited life cycle, unlike the photo period ones that you choose when they flower. Autos also don’t do well with stress, so you will also want to limit repotting.
Ah, didn't know about the ruderalis mix. So much interesting detail, the more you dig into it. Makes it even more fun for me. Thanks again for all the great real-world experience info!