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yeah no kidding. I reported it too.Man, the spammers are out in force this past week. I’ve reported this one as well
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yeah no kidding. I reported it too.Man, the spammers are out in force this past week. I’ve reported this one as well
That was a very cool vid! Did you notice they drooped before the light went off and started to perk up before the light came back on? See DLI working?
yeah no kidding. I reported it too.
but the males
Will be sitting there hard charging like there is no dark.
Must be a boy thing, I go turgid at night tooOne of the anecdotal gender signs I’ve seen is the lights on/off droop.
I’ve found plants that become males, oftentimes, never droop. They don’t droop at lights on, lights off, they barely droop when watered, and overall they stay vigorous and sharp looking all the time. If you pop your head in during darkness, all the females will be resting, but the males
Will be sitting there hard charging like there is no dark.
This is my experience any way. If I have a plant that looks great all the time and is always turgid and standing tall, I keep my eyes on it, every time that plant has turned out male for me
Git a bit going on there all looking happy and healthyDay 1 for the RVDV clones.
It went pretty well and they don't seem to be complaining.
The mix they are in is a bit complicated to explain but I'll try.
I mixed 8 gallons of The Answer potting soil with 4 gallons of EWC and 4 gallons of perlite, and then added 3 cups of dolomite.
After mixing that I added 4 gallons of used Durban soil from last grow, and then ammended the whole mix with 3 tbsp per gallon of Gaia 4-4-4 All Purpose fertilizer and 3 tbsp per gallon of Gaia 2-8-4 Power Bloom.
Then I mixed it all in the cement mixer for awhile.
After it was all mixed I made the clone pots with a 50/50 mix of that mix and more used Durban soil.
That makes this mix 62.5% used soil.
If it's not to much for fresh roots then these clones should do really well. If it is too hot, well at least 3 of the 6 soil clones have rooted
Here they are all potted up in 1.66gals.
Compared to the solo cups, you can see how small the cuts are.
These likely won't make it to flower as the timing is all wrong. In 8 weeks when the flower tent is available they will likely be too big, so the best one will get pruned back into a manageable sized mother plant, and next grow when I pop some LC-18 and Wild Lady seeds, I will add some RVDV clones to fill the tent out.
Here's the BK Gal with her 8 manifolded tops plus her 2 clone branches, and since the cloner now only has Figgy in it...
I lopped off the clone branches and put them in the cloner.
In anticipation of this I topped one clone branch a few days ago and this will be a 2 headed clone. It's the bigger clone.
And this is BK with only her 8 tops and her 1st strapping down.
She better like it, cuz tonight she goes to bed early. Getting her into the flower tent wasn't easy.
No pressure BK, that's just 3 beastly mutant tops eyeballing you. You got this.
Any bets on how far into flower that little 1.6gal Gal can go with only fish ferts, RO water, and topdressings? I'll rescue it if I have to, but mostly I'm just testing this mix.
The Worms are rubbing their bellies. They already ate the 2 boys.
I'll be looking for that! Thanks!This is my experience any way. If I have a plant that looks great all the time and is always turgid and standing tall, I keep my eyes on it, every time that plant has turned out male for me
I've never seen anything like that, looks like a green caterpillar sitting on top of your plantI changed the white balance so you can see the pistils better. They look like some Muppet's crazy mullet collection.
Great observation with the boy plants always being Spry. And the mutant girls are flowering!!! So exciting!! And they look crazy awesome!!One of the anecdotal gender signs I’ve seen is the lights on/off droop.
I’ve found plants that become males, oftentimes, never droop. They don’t droop at lights on, lights off, they barely droop when watered, and overall they stay vigorous and sharp looking all the time. If you pop your head in during darkness, all the females will be resting, but the males
Will be sitting there hard charging like there is no dark.
This is my experience any way. If I have a plant that looks great all the time and is always turgid and standing tall, I keep my eyes on it, every time that plant has turned out male for me
Thanks Carmen. Happy 420 to you and to everyone else as well!Happy 4/20 Gee man and friends
Thanks Jiggi. They do look pretty cool. I'm just glad I finally got a Mutant into flower.And the mutant girls are flowering!!! So exciting!! And they look crazy awesome!!
haha! Now that you mention it thats all I can see nowI've never seen anything like that, looks like a green caterpillar sitting on top of your plant