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looks like that leaf hopper bacteria i saw in '18, i would just cut off every branch that has it so it doesn't keep spreading, the ones i let grow ended up not amounting to anything and eventually rotting in the rain

i'm pretty sure that line was also in mass and vt in the early 2000's, that's wild if it's the same one i've never heard that name used since then on a seedline

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately, both of the girls I got from half a pack threw male preflowers all over at about week 2 of flowering. Not a single nanner in the buds themselves. To me that's worse than mid-flower clusters/herms, IMO the buds don't develop properly/much at all if the...

...not tryin to sound preachy but you sound bummed/want to restart? Well it may not be a bad thing @Madbud. Some strains 'ride the line' and will show sex, but not flower and then reveg before flowering again ... pretty handy tool for those that can't be pre-sexed as seedlings in small...

lol GrowMore that's a joke right Use timeanddate .com and don't forget to use the solar sunrise/set and to include twilight. @Daylight If your actual daylight hours are less than 18 at the time of planned planting .. start the seeds on less light, and Every week add 15+ minutes to the timer...

This is confusing as hell ... so the 'reeferman' brand is now run by some rando's ?

Good story lino but your 'new guy' has been going to the same parties for years, not sure where his innocence of that in implied in his career or anywhere. Not bitching, actually just curious what you think about that

Well you don't have to 'buy' it heisen, as i'm not trying to convince anyone. I don't post to preach. I ask and say things I want to see responses to for the sake of learning, or if I feel it needs to be said... Please allow me to clarify; I didn't say he definitively has male non-hermi plants...

i dropped my hat, holy shit man

@heisenbubble get in on the hermi discussion haha

@Rootbound ... Wait, you take yours Off?

But I still have to disagree unfortunately as I've seen first hand people use herm girls for their seeds year after year (same batch from a hermi plant, no males that year anywhere and the girl had internal nanners...) and get multiple 'straight' males. Or at least they weren't visually...

I supposed my perspective on the rarity of that is different, as my very first batch of cs fems years ago gave one test grower 3/12 males and gave me a single male - nobody else ever saw a male plant or any herm's .... And I know it's not the same but on my last round I got 100% females from...

Just read it @lino and yes I want to see plant cancer pics ... though to be honest I don't really see how it's a thorough/informative explanation

@heisenbubble drama aside, and i really mean that i don't want to stir someones pot... you say you don't breed with males but then don't understand how a male could appear in sinsimilla or from a hermi-female plant? That's a little confusing to me. I thought everyone knew that feminized seeds...

Well first off @JointBreath thank you for sharing, and don't let skeptics get you down, look at how much shit breeders/seedsmen take - it comes with the territory ...keep the peace and be sincere, and the rest falls into place. Second, My father also followed the dead around in the 70's ... he...

Really nice to come back and see this thread didn't end! I'd love to see some pre98 seedlings grown out... looking forward to it. Thanks for continuing to share @markscastle

I still have an old 'Free Leonard F2' Pack ... I'm gonna have to get going on those this winter

Natural Day length schedules can be tricky to replicate, it happens faster/slower at different times of year... there's also more than one form of photoperiod sensitivity. What are you trying to accomplish ? If you want to replicate your local cycle, go to timeanddate.com/sun/ ... if you are...

@alexanderAB to clarify I mean; don't let your soil dry out entirely like that, and when you water don't over-water ... I'm not saying water less or more really, just try to be more consistent and don't under-do it or over-do it. If you can let things dry out a bit that's good but if the soil...