There's a lot of variegation lately.
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Seems like there's always one that thinks it's a race !
That SourG is looking beautiful,Shed!
Heavenly Hybrid
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Nice update. I guess I’m a fan of bits and bobs. 
Sour G looks great! Love how resilient these plants are.
Sour G looks great! Love how resilient these plants are.
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Yeah, and yours turned out rather nicely I believe
.There is always one. The Berry Bomb has one as well! Thanks carcass.
Thanks double H! I try to vary my updates so new things get to be featured. And my grow is bits and bobs generally with all the plants in so many stages of growth and training.
Looking good Shed buddy 
Natural timing? How far into flower is it? (U prolly said and i forgot alreadY)
Could be either lol! ...pollination?
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18 days from 12/12, 25 days from 14/10. Too early for natural timing and if it's pollination I would expect to see more than just those few (though maybe I will...something to look out for). I'm thinking it's the spinosad, and I hope it won't make a difference to bud development. Will it?Could be either lol! ...pollination?
Bode!
Derbybud
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Looks good in the garden Shed. Quite the feat to be trimming and all on a Thursday.
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No trimming today. Just pic-taking, and the only thing needing water was the four clones in solo cups! Nice break 
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The trimming was June 16th, which was a Saturday.
.The trimming was June 16th, which was a Saturday.
nobodyhere
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did you use a surfactant w the BT?18 days from 12/12, 25 days from 14/10. Too early for natural timing and if it's pollination I would expect to see more than just those few (though maybe I will...something to look out for). I'm thinking it's the spinosad, and I hope it won't make a difference to bud development. Will it?
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It was spinosad mixed as directed @ 4 Tbs/gallon. Nothing added to the mix.
Yes... maybe stray pollen floating around on the LA breeze LOL! Or the spinosaid for sure and no, I dont think that will affect bud development. SOme of my plants’ pistil hairs got burnt like that and I though it was maybe the Green Cleaner (which is perhaps a similar spray) and those buds developed fine. Made plenty new pistils!
I really appreciate the side by side comparison. I'm still somewhat skeptical of so much pruning and defoliating going on in many journals around here. Your pic certainly illustrates the benifit.Here it is after the thinning and this morning:
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Thanks BL! I don't normally do that to plants mid-veg but these will be hanging around for a long time (through October) and I need a lot more airflow with the high RH here.
The plant will replace almost every leaf you take in veg, and it will expend energy doing that instead of growing up, which is why some folk will strip to slow down stretch. Once this starts up again I will be supercropping to get it into shape for flowering.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Doesn’t look like pollination to me.. that’s no guarantee of course, but I don’t think so.
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Thanks double H...and you have more expertise in that area than you ever wanted 
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Pbass
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Love the knuckles in that last training pic! Cheers @InTheShed 706 pages man how many grows do you think are in here?
Heavenly Hybrid
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And THEN some!!And you have more expertise in that area than you ever wanted
#jinxedIn the case of pollination, it tends to have one or two orange hairs while the rest around are still white. I believe they turn orange from the calyx (?) outward, rather than standard change of pistils that curls and ambers from the tips. Take this all with a grain of salt of course. I haven’t found a lot in the way of clear answers in my research.
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Thanks Precision, and
to my perpetual grow journal! Almost all my plants have knuckles because I supercrop constantly. Unless I LST instead. Although that IIP is the first photo I've LST'd and I'm supercropping it as well .I have no idea how many grows this is because it's a rolling thunder review! I guess I could count plants harvested at some point.
And THEN some!!
In the case of pollination, it tends to have one or two orange hairs while the rest around are still white. I believe they turn orange from the calyx (?) outward, rather than standard change of pistils that curls and ambers from the tips. Take this all with a grain of salt of course. I haven’t found a lot in the way of clear answers in my research.
double H! I'll keep an eye on those spots and see if anything else changes about them, but with the timing of the spray it seems like it's more likely than random pollen on the breeze in Los Angeles.- Thread starter
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I just wanted to clarify something in my post from this morning. It occurred to me that the first pic of the Sour G was confusing. It's a before-and-after pic where the before is on the left, post-trim on June 16th, and the pic on the right is the after pic showing the new growth as of this morning.
I should have labeled it more clearly. Like this:
I've edited the original post for clarity, but wanted to mention it here.
I should have labeled it more clearly. Like this:
I've edited the original post for clarity, but wanted to mention it here.