Surprised those white buckets dont give you problems...Wedding Adub my pheno week 6
Had to put on my (epi bucket) to take photos in the rack
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Now some canopy pics
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On up to the top
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More side view
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Buds
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So at six weeks she is established
Looking forward to the 10 week finish
I recently posted one of the Banana Orange Daiquiri plants I have that threw stamens out of the buds and it started a shit storm over there. I wasn't doing it to stir up shit, I posted it because I was wondering if plucking them would be too risky for the other 3 plants I have going right now. I can't speak for the others, but I didn't just toss up some random picture from the internet to stir up shit. I know it happens from stress, and from genetics, but I have no way of telling what caused them in my particular grow. It is the first time I've ever had a female throw stamens, though, and she threw them on every cola. I wound up plucking them all off and haven't been able to find anymore since then.I said this at RIU. How come they all complain about hermies, but can't answer why I've had zero nanners off 5 plants? I still consider myself a Grade "B-" grower. I even stress tested them a little bit on the first 4 seeds with zero instability. I wonder if their hermie pics at RIU there are from their plants or just the internet?
There is a small handful of haters that linger over there waiting on anything negative to join in. Last a day than goes away till next time.I recently posted one of the Banana Orange Daiquiri plants I have that threw stamens out of the buds and it started a shit storm over there. I wasn't doing it to stir up shit, I posted it because I was wondering if plucking them would be too risky for the other 3 plants I have going right now. I can't speak for the others, but I didn't just toss up some random picture from the internet to stir up shit. I know it happens from stress, and from genetics, but I have no way of telling what caused them in my particular grow. It is the first time I've ever had a female throw stamens, though, and she threw them on every cola. I wound up plucking them all off and haven't been able to find anymore since then.
The plant didn't have any balls at all. It was just "nanners" and they were only on the tip of every cola (no other buds had them further down). Each one had a little cluster, but none of them had produced any pollen yet, so I figured I'd try removing them and just check on the plant daily to see if any more grow. This is how the colas looked on that one plant. This was the only one that did it, though. BTW, these BOD plants smell amazing already.There is a small handful of haters that linger over there waiting on anything negative to join in. Last a day than goes away till next time.
If you have early balls in the joints usually can pull them off and they wont come back. Plant could be confused from not being sexually mature before light change. Or sudden light cycle change. Sometimes can be low light issue under the canopy that causes them. Ive seen guys over there say they had herms in regular seeds they misraken for fems or they get there seeds mixed up. Who knows.
Too much Nitrogen can trigger a plant to throw "balls" in veg.There is a small handful of haters that linger over there waiting on anything negative to join in. Last a day than goes away till next time.
If you have early balls in the joints usually can pull them off and they wont come back. Plant could be confused from not being sexually mature before light change. Or sudden light cycle change. Sometimes can be low light issue under the canopy that causes them. Ive seen guys over there say they had herms in regular seeds they misraken for fems or they get there seeds mixed up. Who knows.
NiceEven stickers for sticks would beat a sharpie. I've been just printing my own because I've always hated my handwriting on stuff like this.
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I drill out the bottom of the bucketsSurprised those white buckets dont give you problems...
Absolutely gorgeous , well doneI'm pretty sure this is Topanga canyon
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Thank you very much Heisenbeans has some great geneticsAbsolutely gorgeous , well done
Fuuuuuck! Nice!!!I'm pretty sure this is Topanga canyon
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Next time, I’d recommend you eliminate the cotton batting. I think your pots will hold too much moisture and decrease the amount of oxygen available to the roots.I drill out the bottom of the buckets
With a uni bit making 1/2- 3/4 holes
Then to stop any soil from draining
Out I cut a large square piece of cotton batting and place it on the bottom the edges run up the sides of the bucket. The roots embed into the batting and don’t root wrap so far.
So plastic buckets with holes in the bottom is no good?Next time, I’d recommend you eliminate the cotton batting. I think your pots will hold too much moisture and decrease the amount of oxygen available to the roots.
I use plastic pots. I just think that blocking the holes from being free draining is a bad idea. Very little dirt comes out leaving the holes open.So plastic buckets with holes in the bottom is no good?
I use a layer of rocks to promote drainage. It makes em heavier. But uts all I had in a pinch. I am ALL OUT! Right now. I got several spots going amd a day job and family. I dont get time to stop at the store for stuff . I just made the second half of a brick of coco I had as an emergency for times like these.I use plastic pots. I just think that blocking the holes from being free draining is a bad idea. Very little dirt comes out leaving the holes open.