As previously stated, that is an old picture. It's not current. Removing the plant from its enclosure just to take a current photo is quite the task. I know it had problems, but I got them sorted. This was my first-time using living soil in a SIP.Def nitro toxicity! And other stresses wi- in my opinion that plant is no where near ready to harvest but that’s my opinion . Can you get a close up of a bud ?
It's the ruderalis genetics in it. It's what is crossed to make autos. I'm guessing yours came from a ruderalis that has three leaves.As previously stated, that is an old picture. It's not current. Removing the plant from its enclosure just to take a current photo is quite the task. I know it had problems, but I got them sorted. This was my first-time using living soil in a SIP.
The only question I had was has anyone seen a plant that ONLY grew 3 blade leaves. I have grown out perhaps 300 plants in my life and this is the first time I came across this.
Sounds cool. Yeah so any auto will have ruderalis. It's what makes them an auto, at least as far as I understand it. I'm no breeder or expert but I think that's right.I checked the parentage of it and it is a cross between Banana Kush Auto and Grand Daddy Purple.
100% correct.So if any strain says auto it has some ruderalis in its genes.
I haven't grown a lot of Autos...I'd say less than 20. The entire plant grew larfy but full of trichomes. Here is a picture I took yesterdaySounds cool. Yeah so any auto will have ruderalis. It's what makes them an auto, at least as far as I understand it. I'm no breeder or expert but I think that's right.
So if any strain says auto it has some ruderalis in its genes.
I hope that helps. And if you look up what those leaves look like you will see some resemblance to yours
I press my larf and sugar leaves. I bought a cheap dab press.We lollipop ours after they flip. We only do it once and after that we let the larf come in. We use them for edibles
You have a lot of grows under your belt. Do you use autos for turn over rate? I know that some strains are easier to find as autos vs photoperiod.I haven't grown a lot of Autos...I'd say less than 20. The entire plant grew larfy but full of trichomes. Here is a picture I took yesterdayView attachment 1301785
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For the variety of phenos in a single seed pack makes the sea of green a more difficult option than you think , not saying it isn’t being done I personally just wouldn’tYou have a lot of grows under your belt. Do you use autos for turn over rate? I know that some strains are easier to find as autos vs photoperiod.
I like control and I've heard autos have less THC which is consequence from the crossing of ruderalis which has insignificant thc, so I use photos.
I think if I wanted a sea of green that would be a perfect fit for autos
Ya, I'll save the SOG for clones where I get more uniformity.For the variety of phenos in a single seed pack makes the sea of green a more difficult option than you think , not saying it isn’t being done I personally just wouldn’t
I have two grow areas. My main one is my 3x3 Vivosum tent under a 300 watt Maxsisun 4 bar light and I ususaly grow a couple autos in my closet under 2 100watt Atreum quantum LEDs.You have a lot of grows under your belt. Do you use autos for turn over rate? I know that some strains are easier to find as autos vs photoperiod.
I like control and I've heard autos have less THC which is consequence from the crossing of ruderalis which has insignificant thc, so I use photos.
I think if I wanted a sea of green that would be a perfect fit for autos
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