Very insightful thanks
Very insightful thanks
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JustMeds
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That is the little #5 that I had to help out of the seed. I feel the timing was better for that plant during transfer to hydro then others. It was a touch over a week behind. Only thing I can think of . Plant in front left is same strain (Ripley's OG auto)
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JustMeds
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Welcome aboard Kp155.
I would say they are in flower. I have read some plants are very sensitive to the light time in both good and bad ways. Your plants look healthy.
Do you have another light you could place above the one that is not showing pistils? If so leave it on 18/6 till its as big as you want it.
You could gamble that the others are auto's and leave on 18/6 they will do fine. If they are photo's they will go back into veg and stall out for a few weeks while they do it. I have seen some huge plants done that way but takes a huge amount of time.
I would say they are in flower. I have read some plants are very sensitive to the light time in both good and bad ways. Your plants look healthy.
Do you have another light you could place above the one that is not showing pistils? If so leave it on 18/6 till its as big as you want it.
You could gamble that the others are auto's and leave on 18/6 they will do fine. If they are photo's they will go back into veg and stall out for a few weeks while they do it. I have seen some huge plants done that way but takes a huge amount of time.
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JustMeds
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Kp155,
Rereading your post I seen June 4th as germination. Most all auto flowers are 70 days. That said just showing pistils now makes me think they are not auto's.
Rereading your post I seen June 4th as germination. Most all auto flowers are 70 days. That said just showing pistils now makes me think they are not auto's.
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I found this quite interesting.
"Ripley's OG
On Mephisto Genetics quest to find and create the best auto-flowering representation, they have worked tirelessly for success. In a year of trialling many famous and elite branded seeds and cuts this was the second paired with the Triangle Kush that they fell in love with.
It was an Alien OG passed to them derived from a large selection of Cali connection stock, she was compact, squat and fat with lush thick leaves, oozing resin contrasted by deep luscious autumnal colours, purple verging on black during late flower with slightly cooler night-time temps. The initial yield was great for an OG and running her successively she produces very hard juicy buds of the highest quality.
Mephisto Genetics autoflower match for her was of a larger stature for AF's with a sativa leaning makeup, this transferred through into the Ripley's OG as she evolved over the subsequent generations, the parental influence opened up her structure and averaging 110cm she is amongst their tallest varieties.
Yield is very good and given a good life and environment, well grown specimens can produce 120g/4oz per plant."
Looks to me like you have two different phenotypes there. The back one leaning towards the indica based "Alien OG" and the front one lending itself to the "unknown ruderalis" sativa strain. I've had two different phenotypes of White Widow in the past that came from the same seed order but nothing that displayed complete opposite ends of the genetic spectrum like you have. Cool.
"Ripley's OG
On Mephisto Genetics quest to find and create the best auto-flowering representation, they have worked tirelessly for success. In a year of trialling many famous and elite branded seeds and cuts this was the second paired with the Triangle Kush that they fell in love with.
It was an Alien OG passed to them derived from a large selection of Cali connection stock, she was compact, squat and fat with lush thick leaves, oozing resin contrasted by deep luscious autumnal colours, purple verging on black during late flower with slightly cooler night-time temps. The initial yield was great for an OG and running her successively she produces very hard juicy buds of the highest quality.
Mephisto Genetics autoflower match for her was of a larger stature for AF's with a sativa leaning makeup, this transferred through into the Ripley's OG as she evolved over the subsequent generations, the parental influence opened up her structure and averaging 110cm she is amongst their tallest varieties.
Yield is very good and given a good life and environment, well grown specimens can produce 120g/4oz per plant."
Looks to me like you have two different phenotypes there. The back one leaning towards the indica based "Alien OG" and the front one lending itself to the "unknown ruderalis" sativa strain. I've had two different phenotypes of White Widow in the past that came from the same seed order but nothing that displayed complete opposite ends of the genetic spectrum like you have. Cool.
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JustMeds
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That is neat. Never looked into that hard. I do sir think you are spot on in that observation. They should have called it 'Fly Paper'.
All the shit I put these plants through I will get no where near 120g
All the shit I put these plants through I will get no where near 120g
Scrogdawg
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As long as these 4 give you enough bud to hold you over until the Kilimanjaro is harvested you'll be stylin....
What should you suggest I do
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JustMeds
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KP being your first grow or an early grow for you, like me, I would set the lights at 12/12 and get some experience. That is why I grew auto's the first time in this system. System was new, I was new and plants are lucky to still be alive the way I like to experiment with shit. If you start a grow journal and make a post here I am sure you will get a few to follow along and help if they can. Real good group here, we rib each other in a fun way.
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JustMeds
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As long as these 4 give you enough bud to hold you over until the Kilimanjaro is harvested you'll be stylin....
Little plant in right front would hold me over, I just sample. I will be growing for others that have medical needs.
Scrogdawg
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Heres a link to the place to start.
How to Make a Grow Journal
Post back here with a link if you start a journal. Lots of good help on this site.
If you get a friend request from "Tunkers" don't open it. Its a virus.
Scrogdawg
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Me too, for about 45 years. LOl.
Tunkers
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Are my ears burning? I think it's jealousy...
Not a bad idea .
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JustMeds
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Here are some updated pics of the roots. The little plant just never took to the transplanting, dam auto's...
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JustMeds
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KP, N def starts at bottom of plant. I don't see anything I would be worried about.
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JustMeds
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The roots are not coarse at all. They are very fine and if you just lift the pot enough to look into tub they are just floating around in there.
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