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Dennise Growing Under A Znet4 In Soilless Medium With Growology
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Dennise
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High Broke Ass.....
Fifi.
Grayhawk
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yeah me too. Colorado said same thing. he put into tech terms I understand. says all plants have male n female at start then one take over to make the dominate sex.
really interesting stuff. here is copy of it.
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I'm going through this right now with the remaining 4 kids in my current grow and I've been closely monitoring the development of the pre-flowers and I've noticed something about how male stamens develop. First of all, both sexes start out as asexual nubs before becoming definitively male or female. Female calyxes, as they develop, are always smooth, quickly becoming teardrop shaped and, even when very tiny, quickly producing pistils. Male stamens, on the other hand, as they develop become slightly more round but most importantly, have a more typical flower bud-like appearance with multiple petals wrapping around the pollen sac. Of course, once they mature they develop noticable stalks and flowers but early on if you look very closely at stamens you can see multiple flower petals wrapped up like a tiny head of lettuce. That is the progression I've seen on the last 4 kids to sexually mature and early on. I had a feeling that I had at least 2 males based on my observations but as the other 2 kids have started to become mature, I'm seeing the same sort of development on them as well.
I do believe I have same thing going on here. I hope.
really interesting stuff. here is copy of it.
From ColoradoH
I'm going through this right now with the remaining 4 kids in my current grow and I've been closely monitoring the development of the pre-flowers and I've noticed something about how male stamens develop. First of all, both sexes start out as asexual nubs before becoming definitively male or female. Female calyxes, as they develop, are always smooth, quickly becoming teardrop shaped and, even when very tiny, quickly producing pistils. Male stamens, on the other hand, as they develop become slightly more round but most importantly, have a more typical flower bud-like appearance with multiple petals wrapping around the pollen sac. Of course, once they mature they develop noticable stalks and flowers but early on if you look very closely at stamens you can see multiple flower petals wrapped up like a tiny head of lettuce. That is the progression I've seen on the last 4 kids to sexually mature and early on. I had a feeling that I had at least 2 males based on my observations but as the other 2 kids have started to become mature, I'm seeing the same sort of development on them as well.
I do believe I have same thing going on here. I hope.
Twilight LED
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OH, looks like great~ harvest is coming, man 
Looking good up in there Fifi. I'm glad your other half didn't change our signature faucet yet.
Hawk, I'd have to say in my opinion I'm 90% sure that's a dude.
GreenSunAmy
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hi Dennise LoL
GardenFaerie
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Yeah, I can't see a male flower yet, either. You will know soon enough. I would personally like to know where you bought these feminized seed so I never buy from them. If it happened two times, that is too much and I would never order from them, again.
I ordered my seed from Herbie's Seed in the UK. They were very nice and every seed germinated except one freebie. I plan my next order to be from Dennise's bank, which is not a sponsor, but look at her grows!!!!!!! Seed is very important.
I ordered my seed from Herbie's Seed in the UK. They were very nice and every seed germinated except one freebie. I plan my next order to be from Dennise's bank, which is not a sponsor, but look at her grows!!!!!!! Seed is very important.
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GardenFaerie
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High Lady Dee Fifikins!
If I may, that plant looks mature, and female....unless I am seeing it wrongly. Staggered nodes indicates a change to maturity, where the nodes are not in symmetry...and that looks like a pistil, without much of a calyx yet, at the node junction....am I seeing it wrong?
I 'drew' on the pic below...
I 'drew' on the pic below...
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Dennise
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High Garden....Care I honest don't know. Until they throw clear sacks a stackin' or girly hairs I can't tell.....
I couldn't remember if I put up the info on the Wild Thai or not so I am doing it now. If I have already done it sorry........
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THC Level : 22.3%
Characteristics : Sweet, intense & Fruitysweet
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Grayhawk
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yep there shoots coming out. there are female. thank god. now I don't have 3 months wasted.
yeEEEPPPPEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yeEEEPPPPEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GardenFaerie
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Thank you John!
Patience prevailed.
Patience prevailed.
I wish I could hurry up and learn that. .
GardenFaerie
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Oh, I haven't learned it, I just acknowledge it when it is accurate! HA.
BigIrishDoode
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yEah a girl everybody loves the ladies!
If I may, that plant looks mature, and female....unless I am seeing it wrongly. Staggered nodes indicates a change to maturity, where the nodes are not in symmetry...and that looks like a pistil, without much of a calyx yet, at the node junction....am I seeing it wrong?
I 'drew' on the pic below...
I believe you are looking at a stipule
Here is the female cannabis pre flower
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Dennise
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High everybody. I have a bit of an update on the wild Thai. She is 65 days in flower and was watered today with plain purified water. I am starting to see a few ambers and most have turned cloudy but still has a few clear. I am hoping about another week so am starting to flush with just water....... 
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Dennise
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Graytail I tried to get some of the calyxes and pistils cause I know you harvest by those and not the trichs so please let me know what you think......
As a matter of fact, I was admiring the trich density on those buds - mighty nice!
Without checking trichs, I'd say it's ready now or in a couple weeks. If you have the time and space, I'd just let 'er run awhile. She's still producing nice creamy pistils, and she might be able to swell up her calyxes.
It's nice having plenty of good smoke onhand, so you're not in a hurry for the produce.
My advice is to wait and watch. But if she stops or slows her pistil production without swelling, stick a fork in 'er.
Without checking trichs, I'd say it's ready now or in a couple weeks. If you have the time and space, I'd just let 'er run awhile. She's still producing nice creamy pistils, and she might be able to swell up her calyxes.
It's nice having plenty of good smoke onhand, so you're not in a hurry for the produce.
My advice is to wait and watch. But if she stops or slows her pistil production without swelling, stick a fork in 'er. Similar threads
