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More leaves taking over on top of buds due to plant stress, on the foxtailing...
More leaves taking over on top of buds due to plant stress, on the foxtailing...
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Dennise
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IDK,,,,
IDK,,,,
high 420kwats
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Up potting is very important, your growing roots at this time during veg. I start with solo cup - 1 gal smart pots then 5 gal smart pot and veg a another week to grab hold then flip. If vegging longer then up pot into 15 or 20 gal smart pot to finish flowering.
Up potting is very important, your growing roots at this time during veg. I start with solo cup - 1 gal smart pots then 5 gal smart pot and veg a another week to grab hold then flip. If vegging longer then up pot into 15 or 20 gal smart pot to finish flowering.
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oh yea could also be lack of light
oh yea could also be lack of light
trichomes
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ftail, is a term for what bud starts to look like when it's being re-veged ,
ftail, is a term for what bud starts to look like when it's being re-veged ,
Nockestona
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secondary growth on a bud? could be caused by heat, ferts, or just the strain I do believe
secondary growth on a bud? could be caused by heat, ferts, or just the strain I do believe
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This is one I'm interested in. So foxtailing is a bad thing?
This is one I'm interested in. So foxtailing is a bad thing?
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Dennise
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Other than if it's genetics it don't sound good
Other than if it's genetics it don't sound good
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well yes it is a bad thing but it depends on the amount of foxtailling, a small amount will do no harm but usually when u use low level lighting to flower (cfl's T5s etc) u can get quite large foxtailing. mostly its harmless but its costing u bud density and trichs.
well yes it is a bad thing but it depends on the amount of foxtailling, a small amount will do no harm but usually when u use low level lighting to flower (cfl's T5s etc) u can get quite large foxtailing. mostly its harmless but its costing u bud density and trichs.
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Foxtailing=Calyx's growing on top one of another.
Foxtailing=Calyx's growing on top one of another.
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Question #5 Cronichemphog
Question #5 Cronichemphog
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err similar to the answer just after the question came out?
err similar to the answer just after the question came out?
trichomes
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or when your are following a foxy girl/guy.
or when your are following a foxy girl/guy.
Dresney
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Dres-flavored reps to anyone who can post a good foxtailing picture!
Dres-flavored reps to anyone who can post a good foxtailing picture!
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don't mind me im just here with everyone else to have fun and learn
don't mind me im just here with everyone else to have fun and learn
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Thank you all for participating tonight. As always we have some pictures from your fellow members that might make you say
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Open discussion continues & is encouraged. Good night...
Thank you all for participating tonight. As always we have some pictures from your fellow members that might make you say
"OHHH"
Open discussion continues & is encouraged. Good night...
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Question #5 Foxtailing is when a cannabis plant in flower produces new pistils and calyxes that extend from the buds, this gives the appearance of a foxes tail.
There are several reasons why a plant may experience foxtailing
1) the plant has been flowered for a long time.
2) the plant is grown in high temperatures.
3) certain strains seem pre disposed to foxtailing.
Question #5 Foxtailing is when a cannabis plant in flower produces new pistils and calyxes that extend from the buds, this gives the appearance of a foxes tail.
There are several reasons why a plant may experience foxtailing
1) the plant has been flowered for a long time.
2) the plant is grown in high temperatures.
3) certain strains seem pre disposed to foxtailing.
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I have something I'd like discussed. Lately I've been reading a few post mentioning that trichomes are not always the most important way to go about deciding when your cannabis plant should be chopped. I really didn't understand what the other factors might be. Can anyone elaborate on this?
I have something I'd like discussed. Lately I've been reading a few post mentioning that trichomes are not always the most important way to go about deciding when your cannabis plant should be chopped. I really didn't understand what the other factors might be. Can anyone elaborate on this?
bothteams
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Man hungry.. gonna go eat
Man hungry.. gonna go eat
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