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Just a quick pic update:
The fasciated plant is showing the fasciation clearly in the main/terminal flower now:
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And a group shot:
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P1A (the reveg at the bottom left) is turning out pretty good all things considering. Pretty much done rearranging budsites of all plants. P1A will need a few more strings to spread it out and then to my own surprise I will have the 4x4 space pretty much covered again.
The empty spot in the middle, a result of the P5 fasciated plant not being topped and cropped, contains a 1 liter bottle with another coco test. It's not as much testing coco but the bottle construction:
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I had to add some drainage holes in the inner part and some clay pebbles to prevent those from clogging. Just playing, not trying to re-invent a new grow technique.... but if it ever works out I will post some more shots of the bottles. The stretchy Late Night I posted earlier is in one of these, but it started out in DWC.
My thoughts exactly :) It sure makes me look at the plant in a whole different way, especially during vegging. And if it doesn't work out, so far the crosses seem to have plenty of desirable traits to continue working with.Shoot man worth a shot right?
Since I don't have that quad anymore and only a limited amount of pollen from it frozen, I do hope to find two tris that produce tris.
I have a couple of new IH plants I popped less than 2 weeks ago. This is IH#31, third set of leaves:
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On the photos and with the naked eye one of the, if not 'the' frostiest seedling I had so far.
And, I got some hope it will spiral into a tri-whorled (and then a male hopefully). This is how they all started the whorling, one leaf starts at a different angle. Although further, at a golden angle as show in some earlier pics, they all spiraled before they whorled, including the quad male.
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Finding another quad would sure be something, especially a female. But still with the goal to create tri-whorled offspring. I haven't observed the quad behavior as well (it had both tri and quad shoots) but it seems 2 sets of 3 create a better layout of the leaves than 2 sets of 4. With a quad the 4 of one set overlap the 4 at the previous node, while with a tri the 3 leaves don't overlap the previous but fall exactly in between the previous 3. Tri vs quad is more like having 6 vs 4 leaves uncovered.
The small clone in the cactus pot that rooted so fast (previous page), is a lateral of a lateral and is also whorling again.
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