GNick55
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yep me too, haven’t watered the ones in the ground yet,..
yep me too, haven’t watered the ones in the ground yet,..Every thing is growing well including the weeds (of all kinds).
A skunk on each end and a Raspberry Shoes from 7East in the middle. I cleaned up the bottoms a bit. More to do still but I don't take too much at once and the plants aren't stressed as much. They're still getting enough water naturally that I don't have to water. It makes for a very easy grow so far.
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Since you've been there already. I am looking at mine everyday and have yet to see it show signs of sex (almost 7 weeks old now). Are you near a 12/12 latitude? And did you notice when you saw visible signs of sex?
At somewhere between five and six weeks even though they were only 4 inches to 6 inches tall they each stuck a pistol out so somewhere they’re right around six weeks a pistol was quite visible and yeah, I’m at a 1212 I’m at about 19.7 latitude.Since you've been there already. I am looking at mine everyday and have yet to see it show signs of sex (almost 7 weeks old now). Are you near a 12/12 latitude? And did you notice when you saw visible signs of sex?
Thanks. Second question. When (or if) did you happen to tell your males were in fact males.At somewhere between five and six weeks even though they were only 4 inches to 6 inches tall they each stuck a pistol out so somewhere they’re right around six weeks a pistol was quite visible and yeah, I’m at a 1212 I’m at about 19.7 latitude.
I did a post about these in another thread, but my plan was to force them into flower. I had just enough time to try to squeeze in another short season crop so I sprouted these in early January manipulated their light to the point I thought that they would start flowering in March when I put them out permanently in our 12+ hours darkness but they ignored photo period effects, in May they had just started to flower finally just about 1617 weeks and then our day length was long enough they quickly shifted back into re-veg so now they seem to be in full on veg state after kicking into re-veg around 1617 weeks something like that so I can still see the beginning very beginnings of flowers on the branches and then the tips are stretching now and my best guess is they might start flowering in early October and maybe be finished by Christmas?
No males, I soaked two seeds and both were female.Thanks. Second question. When (or if) did you happen to tell your males were in fact males.
If you zoom in on these, you can see some pistils from them today, they looked just like this, but on wee plantsSince you've been there already. I am looking at mine everyday and have yet to see it show signs of sex (almost 7 weeks old now). Are you near a 12/12 latitude? And did you notice when you saw visible signs of sex?
Yes, I saw them thanks. The only one I have that survived is showing all the signs but no stigmas (you're calling pistils) at the primary nodes or even secondary. She is getting very bushy and well branched out and even see some new signs of alternating the primary's this week but not any stigma. I guess good news is, no balls either. I know I should put this in my Nepali thread but it was already here so it is what it is. She is going in the ground today or tomorrow morning anyway. Oh and my longest day is 14 hrs 25 minutes at 33 degrees so a big difference than your 17 degrees. Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.If you zoom in on these, you can see some pistils from them today, they looked just like this, but on wee plants
For me, it was near last of July when mine started floweringEverything else in the greenhouse is vegging along. Most will probably need another topping before flowering starts to keep them short enough for the greenhouse. Been doing a little lollipopping and tying down to keep the airflow going. Question for you outdoor living soil growers. When do you apply the first flowering top dress? Last year they took me by surprise and had already started to form buds when I applied it which is obviously too late. I'm thinking around the first or second week of July.View attachment 2683748View attachment 2683749
U gotta couple monsters in the making, there..Added another layer of fencing myself the other day on the bigger plants. View attachment 2683666View attachment 2683667
Yes, stigma not pistil, thank you!Yes, I saw them thanks. The only one I have that survived is showing all the signs but no stigmas (you're calling pistils) at the primary nodes or even secondary. She is getting very bushy and well branched out and even see some new signs of alternating the primary's this week but not any stigma. I guess good news is, no balls either. I know I should put this in my Nepali thread but it was already here so it is what it is. She is going in the ground today or tomorrow morning anyway. Oh and my longest day is 14 hrs 25 minutes at 33 degrees so a big difference than your 17 degrees. Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.
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Whereas my sole Mekong has no primary branches, and little balls and is one week younger. So I am taking that as a good sign too that the Nepali is a lady. I know different strains so can't rely on that. Here is the Mekong and then my Cannacheese girl who I haven't F'd with so she is doing extremely well. But she is femmed and at four weeks is easily seen to be a lady.
Mekong Below no primaries, and ball like structures at nodes.
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Cannachesse Auto Below alternate and primaries at each node. And stigma showing.
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How old is this oneSomething seems to be happening finally with 1 of my Napalis, just not sure what yet. The 1 in the greenhouse is showing something on the top and weirdly on the top of the side branch from the first node. View attachment 2683745this is the top of plantView attachment 2683746and from the top of the first node side branch View attachment 2683747 I'm kinda leaning female but to early to be sure. Opinions? Still nothing from the 1 in the ground.
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