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Rdwc And Coco Coir Adventures #nobubbles

And don't be sorry. I'm known to completely distort things to appear as I believe they should. lol you keep it real just like i like! in this case i dont see anything either, and right after herm, its is a proven fact that everywhere you look u will see...
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Rdwc And Coco Coir Adventures #nobubbles

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mandalaman said:
And don't be sorry. I'm known to completely distort things to appear as I believe they should.
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lol you keep it real just like i like! in this case i dont see anything either, and right after herm, its is a proven fact that everywhere you look u will see visions of herms... With good genetics you prob never see it again..
 
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My opinion is that herm resides in all cannabis.

And I think it's up to you to pheno hunt for the plants that don't herm in your conditions/environment.

What you find is stable in your space, might be unstable in another person's space .
 
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rmoltis said:
My opinion is that herm resides in all cannabis.

And I think it's up to you to pheno hunt for the plants that don't herm in your conditions/environment.

What you find is stable in your space, might be unstable in another person's space .
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That seems a little far fetched thinking imo.. I believe that the further it is from its original genetics (landrace), the more prone it is to herm... If left to natural selection. herm is prob non existent.
 
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EventHorizan said:
That seems a little far fetched thinking imo.. I believe that the further it is from its original genetics (landrace), the more prone it is to herm... If left to natural selection. herm is prob non existent.
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I believe Herm is a survival trait, allowing a single plant the potential to self fertilize to increase its chances of survival the next season.
 
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So mostly cloudy trichs. A few amber here n there. Ec is 0.2 now. pH again went right to 6.3 and just stays there. Should I wait a week? Opinions?

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jipp said:
that why i thought it hermi, to survive in nature if a male did not pop up in seeds that drop. it is one of the rare plants to have both sex correct?

chris.
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Some show herm if they have been flowering too long without being fertilized.

For each the triggers may be different.
It is hard to say when or why each plant decides to utilize that survival trait (assuming it's not bad genes)
 
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mandalaman said:
So mostly cloudy trichs. A few amber here n there. Ec is 0.2 now. pH again went right to 6.3 and just stays there. Should I wait a week? Opinions?

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Keep waiting I wanna see your leaves dye and start falling off (senescence).


Make sure to scope the lowest buds and not the fan , or sugar leaves.
Some trichomes mature early those should be disregarded but keep an eye on the calyx's of the buds
 
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