TassieDevil
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Almost put this in the wrong thread again...
Thanks mate, I had guessed that the structure was important, but being a stickler for understanding rather than assumption, thought I'd ask.
Im gearing up for a hideously low budget fluxing grow, I've got more seed than I care to have...if the boys in blue found out....and probably 5 different varieties...all bag seed, ok, so I don't got no el-primo known strains..
If i put a bunch of seeds in, wait and observe structure, then make a decision on which strain/plant looks appropriate for fluxing then go with that, does that sound like a reasonable way to start, without knowing what each strain is really like structually? The others I'll just turn to flower and get rid of some seed, find out what they're like and maybe keep some mothers for cloning.
It's about the only thing I can think of doing to start - I love the volume you have achieved with the technique! and they just look so damn....well nice...but better than nice....oh yummy will do!
Thanks mate, I had guessed that the structure was important, but being a stickler for understanding rather than assumption, thought I'd ask.
Im gearing up for a hideously low budget fluxing grow, I've got more seed than I care to have...if the boys in blue found out....and probably 5 different varieties...all bag seed, ok, so I don't got no el-primo known strains..
If i put a bunch of seeds in, wait and observe structure, then make a decision on which strain/plant looks appropriate for fluxing then go with that, does that sound like a reasonable way to start, without knowing what each strain is really like structually? The others I'll just turn to flower and get rid of some seed, find out what they're like and maybe keep some mothers for cloning.
It's about the only thing I can think of doing to start - I love the volume you have achieved with the technique! and they just look so damn....well nice...but better than nice....oh yummy will do!