The Tard Goes High Brix

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Just a few pics. They look kinda sad because I was out of town and couldnt get to them. Theyll get a heavy transplant and then cat drench. I think I've caught them in time. Happy holidays everyone!!!
 
I might wait just a bit on the Cat drench. Will the Trans drench hold it for a couple of weeks?
 
Mornin Tard....ya , what Major said there....i'de wait at least another week on the CD .Wait till the buds are further along and show some real structure before giving it. Cheers pal.
 
duggan said:
Mornin Tard....ya , what Major said there....i'de wait at least another week on the CD .Wait till the buds are further along and show some real structure before giving it. Cheers pal.
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Duggan...it's me you're talking to...remember? Lmao. :)
 
No. Just means they were flowered younger, but only from seed in my experience, as if done with a clone it begins with the traits of the parent at the time it was clipped.
 
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Governmentchz said:
No. Just means they were flowered younger, but only from seed in my experience, as if done with a clone it begins with the traits of the parent at the time it was clipped.
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Actually, we were discussing this in my journal a few days ago, and apparently all sorts of things happen with nodes. I had noticed, I thought, that clones always have alternate nodes, so when it comes to training, you don't have the parallel node option to work with. But right now I have two cuttings that are two months old and 12 inches tall, and they started with paired nodes and still have them. So it depends on the structure of the side shoot when we cut it? ... that had occurred to me ... :hmmm:

But some growers have seen plants with alternate nodes switch back to paired before bloom. And others are strain dependent. I've had a couple strains that never went alternate. Doesn't it seem like the bud structure is different, too? The paired nodes tend to produce large thumb-sized nugs at the nodes, with less popcorn overall.

:Namaste:
 
Graytail said:
Actually, we were discussing this in my journal a few days ago, and apparently all sorts of things happen with nodes. I had noticed, I thought, that clones always have alternate nodes, so when it comes to training, you don't have the parallel node option to work with. But right now I have two cuttings that are two months old and 12 inches tall, and they started with paired nodes and still have them. So it depends on the structure of the side shoot when we cut it? ... that had occurred to me ... :hmmm:

But some growers have seen plants with alternate nodes switch back to paired before bloom. And others are strain dependent. I've had a couple strains that never went alternate. Doesn't it seem like the bud structure is different, too? The paired nodes tend to produce large thumb-sized nugs at the nodes, with less popcorn overall.

:Namaste:
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Well, since those pics the nodes have begun to stagger and shes producing some nice resin :)
 
TheGreenYeti said:
Here I am Canna. Things are looking nice around here. Can't wait to see them hit turbo bloom.
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That'll be soon my friend! The back one will get cat drenched next then the front left one. The smaller of the 3 will get it when she wants it lol
 
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