Quadline Animal Cookies Main Tent, Multiple Strain Grow In Secondary Tent: White Widow, Girl Scout Crack, Strawberry Gum, Alaskan Purple, Double Glock

[Chris Scorpio]

Last pic sure looks like a male

Any closer pics

 

[Cbeazy95]

These are both animal cookie. They are 29 days old since germ. They are both in ff soil.

 

[Weedman11]

I’d wait for 2 more nodes til 6, they recover really fast

 

[Cbeazy95]

Okay dope. Thanks weedman11

 

[Emilya Green]

topping at various points on the plant and at different times produces a different shaped plant going into bloom.

• topping between nodes 4 and 5 or anywhere above that, produces 2 new growth tips from the cut
• topping between nodes 3 and 4 can produce strange results, sometimes acting like a FIM with 4 new growth tips, sometimes producing 3 growth tips, and very rarely it can even produce 5. The plant figuring out what to do after this cut stunts the plant more than any other point and takes the longest to resolve.
• topping between nodes 2 and 3 requires waiting until at least the 5th node has risen up so that the supporting leaves are strong enough to handle this drastic cut, but it produces 4 main growth tips, and is a common way to "quad" or "mainline" a plant.

 

[Cbeazy95]

Looks like more stuff going on today. Female?

 

[Cbeazy95]

Looks like more stuff going on today. Female?

And the other little thing, female?

 

[Marzbadrock]

Still looks male to me

 

[Cbeazy95]

Which one? That was 2 left in tent

 

[Marzbadrock]

The second pic is hard to tell but the first pic looks male. The second pic I think I see male but to early still.

 

[KEVOD]

Male

 

[KEVOD]

See these 3 pods. That's from the first pict see a male. The second cut come from the same plant?

 

[Havocsm1]

I topped this girl on node 2 accidently, she sprouted 3 new stems

 

[Bilbobudkin420]

Yerrr for my personal taste I'd top now bud

 

[Cbeazy95]

This is an alaskan purple seedling in ff soil. 10 days old. What are these yellow spots on leaves?

 

[Old Salt]

Which ff soil are they in? FFOF is considered by many to be too hot for seedlings.
What is your watering schedule? Are you setting up a wet/dry cycle?
Are you feeding them? If so, what are you feeding them?
What's the pH of your water / nutrient solutions?

 

[Cbeazy95]

Which ff soil are they in? FFOF is considered by many to be too hot for seedlings.
What is your watering schedule? Are you setting up a wet/dry cycle?
Are you feeding them? If so, what are you feeding them?
What's the pH of your water / nutrient solutions?

They are in ff ocean. My local hydro store shout out to green thumb, he said wait til 14 days to nute at all with ff soil because it's so nutrient heavy. Water 2 to 3 days with 6.1 ph distilled water from walgreens. Not sure what wet/dry cycle means. I will now thank you. What is it?

 

[Cbeazy95]

This is actually her this morning. Zoom in you can see better. It hasn't done anything

 

[Cbeazy95]

This is actually her this morning. Zoom in you can see better. It hasn't done anything

Not first pic second one

 

[Cbeazy95]

I took her top yesterday, also up pot to 7.5 gallon. She looks marvelous