Get your fingers limbered up. Lol
Sticky's Almost Perpetual Grow
Conradino23
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well im trying to decide what to do with this uc it has decided to throw nanners lots of them I probably plucked a dozen of them its at 58-59 days so its rite at the end I was wanting to reveg it now im wondering how that will go I guess ill go forward with that plan see what happens the plant is very sticky and a good earthy skunk smell
stay high!
Well that's why I don't trust OGs and Chemdawgs for breeding purposes. All these lines have so much hermie DNA going, that's it's very difficult to find something stable without serious scrubbing and sifting.
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ilikemsticky
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it sucks really and it almost made it to the end oh well I decided im going to pluck the nanners daily and let it go another week the only thing in there with it is the pollinated plant and theres no pistils on that one that's another thing ive never pollinated a whole plant is it normal for them to stop bud formation when fully pollinated just curious now im not sure I even want those seeds I know that hermie trait was passed on by the cc male
I grew two of those cc one hermed and the other did not and its nice smoke I still think this uc is going to be good!
Conradino23
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Yes they stop bud formation the moment they get pollinated. You just have calyxes swelling with fruit. I actually enjoy pollinated flowers a lot although taste usually gets worse and there's not much of it.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks con I intend trying some of it theres a lot of frost on that one that's why I decided to pollinate that one with some help from @Pennywise we decided that plant was the best looking I will grow some of those to get a look at them.
If you could find a female that doesn’t hermie that would be a holy grail.
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ilikemsticky
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ill work on that but it could take some time the wheels are turning already lol
It’s all about selection.
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ilikemsticky
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I need more room lol
We all do, I need space for around 15 plants.
Lumber jack.... they climb trees with ropes.
The grower I saw growing 30 footers had them right up next to trees. The plants grew up beside the tree trunk. Couldn't see leaves they didn't start until like 15' up well overhead so standing there you couldn't tell what kind of plant it was. My friend had to point up and tell me to look up there. ^^^
I was like holy shit....
I could smell skunk down the hill driving up the road to his home thought it was skunks. Go figure.
I usually harvest when I see nanners. I always afraid of the flavor change. Usually there's no pollen but ya never know. Why I chop. GL with that one!
Conradino23
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Yeah nanners are also a warning for me. I keep inspecting daily when I see one.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks guys im going to inspect it when the light comes on if there are several ill chop it up but im still going to reveg it will see if it nanners up in the sun
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ilikemsticky
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ill bet he had up against the trees to keep them as stealthy as he could ive seen a few tricks I went to my buddys house one day to check out some plants he had a trench dug about 4 ft. wide 8 ft. long and 5 ft. deep he had 3 plants down in there you would literally have to walk rite up to it if you wanted to see them this was 10 ft, away from the driveway it was a cool way
Thats pretty cool i-deer. I saw a show on weed growing back in the hayday of norcal weed growing where they buried truck containers and powered the lights with diesel generators. Everything was under ground. The growers got into trouble I think from a diesel fuel spill.
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ilikemsticky
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another friend hung them up in trees in camo pots he had to climb though that's not for me lol
RedZedHead
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that's pure dedication
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ilikemsticky
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no shit ha crazy motha lol.
We would take plants that were 6’ + and bend them over at the ground level then cover them with woven wire fence. The plants would send branches up through the fence like an indoor scrog. They would have only 4’ colas in the end. Seemed the choppers flying interdiction would miss these sites every time. I’d imagine folks around here are still using that old tactic.
