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Flowering in veg??? Not unless you have a light leak or your photoperiod got jacked up. But they shouldn't flower unless they are getting less than 14-16 hrs per day. I'm confused. That sux man. Seeds in the crop are never a good feeling. Did you have some nutsax or nanners you missed? Sounds like it . They got jizzed somehow for seeds to develop. Sorry to hear about that. :(anyone have any experience with BBK mothers flowering in veg? And BBK seeding in late flower? I'm at a complete loss here. 2 years in a row. anyone that has experienced this talk to me.View attachment 634770 Had to cut early, bitch seeded on me.
Mothers always in veg, 24/7 light with all 4 other mothers. No dark for my mothers. I'm confused to. 2 other strains in flower haven't seeded. All strains are in the same environment I'm very anal about my grow, I treat it like a clean room. All are clones that I've been cloning for 2 years now been through 2 mothers the last bitch did the same thing last year about the same time.Flowering in veg??? Not unless you have a light leak or your photoperiod got jacked up. But they shouldn't flower unless they are getting less than 14-16 hrs per day. I'm confused. That sux man. Seeds in the crop are never a good feeling. Did you have some nutsax or nanners you missed? Sounds like it . They got jizzed somehow for seeds to develop. Sorry to hear about that. :(
It happens more and more now adays from what I remember from ole skool beans. But what the fukk do I know.
No on the N, I cut most out because of my post, help fucked up. But you might be on to something there. The stress from the beginning of flower could have caused this. Very disappointed on the seeding but these were larger then my past BBKs. They are looking at 3/4- 1 pound a piece when all said and done. Learning expieriance.lolThat us pretty super whacky, yo. I am assuming that is the "Silver Sheen" PNW BBK cut. I grew her for several years aand found it to be VERY stable. I wish I could offer you some good insight here but I am at a loss. There is anyway they got a huge N spike late in bloom is there?
Letting plants go rootbound is a definite stressor to the plant. I have seen this happen with all types of strains.My blackberry cream from exotic auto'd when it got rootbound in veg.
Has there been any restrictions on the root mass I've seen plants go auto a few times if they haven't got the leg room starfighter Xs seem to be a bitch for it and struggle coming back aroundFlowering in veg??? Not unless you have a light leak or your photoperiod got jacked up. But they shouldn't flower unless they are getting less than 14-16 hrs per day. I'm confused. That sux man. Seeds in the crop are never a good feeling. Did you have some nutsax or nanners you missed? Sounds like it . They got jizzed somehow for seeds to develop. Sorry to hear about that. :(
It happens more and more now adays from what I remember from ole skool beans. But what the fukk do I know.
As did my flight and choc covered strawbs not the breeders fault 100% my own for not giving more leg room and ime these need more than most defo can't be keeping mothers for too longMy blackberry cream from exotic auto'd when it got rootbound in veg.
Wish I would have scrolled down before I posted my comment about the roots lol its been covered more than once I seeLetting plants go rootbound is a definite stressor to the plant. I have seen this happen with all types of strains.
Day late dolla short broski :p my life story :)Wish I would have scrolled down before I posted my comment about the roots lol its been covered more than once I see
In my experience, it seems that with just about all strains if you let the roots bind the plant is just going to not only go into flower sooner, it's going to finish faster. I've been able to, in the past, make comparisons of the same strains grown in raised beds or Smart Pots vs small nursery pots (because, if that cut looks so good, who can rightfully throw her away? Grow her out!).My blackberry cream from exotic auto'd when it got rootbound in veg.
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