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what does 72 hrs in dark do? i have never heard this before . educate me if you could please !View attachment 698947 View attachment 698948 View attachment 698949 View attachment 698950 View attachment 698951 View attachment 698952 View attachment 698953 Few more shots from tonight.
66 days into flower. Sunday is officially 10 weeks 2 days then in the dark for 72 hours. Fingers crossed
so were did the male come from the atomic? aren't the gorilla bomb feminized seeds ?Unfortunately (or not, depends how you look at it) all mine have seeds in them. 4 gorilla bombs and 1 atomic and everything has seeds. Fortunately the ones I've tried are still absolutely wicked strong and have a great high!!! So I guess it's not so bad as I only grow for personal use. Looks like I might have lots of seeds and possibly may find a new cross (atomic gorilla :) )
Oh well next time I'll do better
i read your whole forum , great job on that run !!Been a while since I graced the forums. Absolutely busy as hell but finally back.
I personally believe that a few extra days in total darkness helps to produce extra trycromes before harvest or at least helps them amber up.
Every pheno was different in taste and look. I kept 2 cuts from 2 girls I felt had everything going for them. Mainly purple in Color by harvest which is what I was looking for. Those had the more grapefruit toned rather than the chocolatety tastei read your whole forum , great job on that run !!
i recently was gifted one seed of gorilla bomb .i grew it out to about 16 inches. i just cut the whole plant into 8 clones that are in the humidome. i also left one branch on the 1 inch stump.
i have a 6 site UC that i am going to give them a go?
i can only hope its a good
pheno?
it makes it put in that last ump of frost to protect the plant. I also drop the temp as low as I can like 55*what does 72 hrs in dark do? i have never heard this before . educate me if you could please !
Awesome for purple strains to bring out the darker hues creating the color as a certain chemical within the plant does this with lower temps I believe?it makes it put in that last ump of frost to protect the plant. I also drop the temp as low as I can like 55*
lets see that UC6 and setup...i read your whole forum , great job on that run !!
i recently was gifted one seed of gorilla bomb .i grew it out to about 16 inches. i just cut the whole plant into 8 clones that are in the humidome. i also left one branch on the 1 inch stump.
i have a 6 site UC that i am going to give them a go?
i can only hope its a good
pheno?
correct, and it doubles frost.. frost is the plants protection from the elements.. so stress her at the end with dark and cold makes the plant think its dying and gives a last push to protect it with more tricomes...Awesome for purple strains to bring out the darker hues creating the color as a certain chemical within the plant does this with lower temps I believe?
Possible hermie right at the end. I've had this prob with seriously stressed plants in the final 2-3?weeks where the bud produces tiny yellow banana looking single pollen heads which will produce seedsso were did the male come from the atomic? aren't the gorilla bomb feminized seeds ?
heat or light stressed hermie or bad genetics... fem seeds are dangerous when we are talking cash crop...Possible hermie right at the end. I've had this prob with seriously stressed plants in the final 2-3?weeks where the bud produces tiny yellow banana looking single pollen heads which will produce seeds
right now its empty for the summer. i have a few Mango (3) in a green house. going to get started in the uc in september with gorilla bomb.lets see that UC6 and setup...
stress will do that . must have been really stressed for the amount of seeds you explained? and if thats the case you have not created a new strain. simply seeds from either or both strains.Possible hermie right at the end. I've had this prob with seriously stressed plants in the final 2-3?weeks where the bud produces tiny yellow banana looking single pollen heads which will produce seeds
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