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found the article about it ,The true origin of UK Cheese ,Growers will notice that some plants get brown spotty leaves during growing & flowering that results I leaf drop. I donāt know what the cause is, itās not the soil, the water, the food, or the air quality (possibly a virus of some kind), so I suppose a cross of some kind to introduce some new vigour to her would be a good thing.It's funny, I bought some calmag this weekend and I used it during my last watering.
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yeh nice bud the cal mag normally does help it, had it a few times myself over the years i thinks its something to do with the sunlight personally. i would not get it on my outdoor bc but indoor i would. plants look great either way.It's funny, I bought some calmag this weekend and I used it during my last watering.
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So, makes me want to try another variety of cheese to seefound the article about it ,The true origin of UK Cheese ,Growers will notice that some plants get brown spotty leaves during growing & flowering that results I leaf drop. I donāt know what the cause is, itās not the soil, the water, the food, or the air quality (possibly a virus of some kind), so I suppose a cross of some kind to introduce some new vigour to her would be a good thing.
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yeh the lemon cheese, i would get plants like that years ago from the bb cheese really nice. like a mix of lemon and cheese. id go for that francos oneSo, makes me want to try another variety of cheese to seelike Blueberry cheese, melon cheddar or franco lemon's cheese
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Melon cheddar is interesting too Exodus cheese and jack hereryeh the lemon cheese, i would get plants like that years ago from the bb cheese really nice. like a mix of lemon and cheese. id go for that francos oneis that the super lemon x exodus.
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yeh that sounds great man.Melon cheddar is interesting too Exodus cheese and jack herer
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yeh the lemon cheese, i would get plants like that years ago from the bb cheese really nice. like a mix of lemon and cheese. id go for that francos oneis that the super lemon x exodus.
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Interesting thread. Theres a few onlg flowering sativas i was considering doing this with
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Hello, thank you ,@Stokes .Interesting thread. Theres a few onlg flowering sativas i was considering doing this with
If you have space in your grow box, I advise you to do your sativa normally with scrog , lst, hst or other . In 12/12 from seed with sativa, the nodes will be too far apart and you won't get a full colas. I could be wrong, but on the sativas I had tested I got this result. But if you want to give it a try, maybe you'll be better than me on sativas.
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I don't want to stop you from doing this, but just warn you for information. That it's possible that your central cola isn't well filled
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Might try this with some Lambs Breath (pure sativa) in the Spring. Really cool how this is working.Hello, thank you ,@Stokes .
If you have space in your grow box, I advise you to do your sativa normally with scrog , lst, hst or other . In 12/12 from seed with sativa, the nodes will be too far apart and you won't get a full colas. I could be wrong, but on the sativas I had tested I got this result. But if you want to give it a try, maybe you'll be better than me on sativas.
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Count me in, I'll be there to see how your crops evolve if you make reports.Might try this with some Lambs Breath (pure sativa) in the Spring. Really cool how this is working.
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Hello,
We move forward in the flow, the flowers fill the trunk, the trichromes colonize the plant.
We move forward in the flow, the flowers fill the trunk, the trichromes colonize the plant.
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For the seedlings, they have grown a little, I have installed stakes to support them and dimmed my light. When repotting in the 1 liter pots, I will plant them deeper.
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That's awesome fig.....talking about node spacing with pure sativas.....or even just node spacing.....
When I run a strain the first time, I'll clone it, wait till that roots, unless I'm feeling antsy, then throw the mom in flower....reason being is the stretch that the seedlings get in my veg area....lights are way up and plants are down low....I've used stuff to get the plants closer to the light, but to me, after a couple instances, I'm good with the seedling stretch.....it'll work itself out with the clone......most of the time it works....
Again, my area is on the smaller side so I've gotta keep um smallish for awhile......
When I run a strain the first time, I'll clone it, wait till that roots, unless I'm feeling antsy, then throw the mom in flower....reason being is the stretch that the seedlings get in my veg area....lights are way up and plants are down low....I've used stuff to get the plants closer to the light, but to me, after a couple instances, I'm good with the seedling stretch.....it'll work itself out with the clone......most of the time it works....
Again, my area is on the smaller side so I've gotta keep um smallish for awhile......
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Hello thank you @Bilber, I appreciate it.
Yes, I'm talking about the stretch of pure sativa and the space between the knots it causes. That's why I use indicas in 12/12. Even if some grow more than others.
It's a solution, clone and throw the mother plant. Personally, I wait for the repotting to bury them deeply and it goes well afterwards.... normally
Afterwards, it's also my fault, I didn't pay attention to the height of the light and the intensity. I have only myself to blame. I didn't think they would come out of the ground so quickly. A few hours after planting, they came out.
They are vigorous, but that's not a problem either, I have secured the plants the others should not get as tall.
But I take note of your advice for clones and throw the mother plant, I'll test
Yes, I'm talking about the stretch of pure sativa and the space between the knots it causes. That's why I use indicas in 12/12. Even if some grow more than others.
It's a solution, clone and throw the mother plant. Personally, I wait for the repotting to bury them deeply and it goes well afterwards.... normally
Afterwards, it's also my fault, I didn't pay attention to the height of the light and the intensity. I have only myself to blame. I didn't think they would come out of the ground so quickly. A few hours after planting, they came out.
They are vigorous, but that's not a problem either, I have secured the plants the others should not get as tall.
But I take note of your advice for clones and throw the mother plant, I'll test
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Yeah, I've raised my containers so they wouldn't stretch, but then I go in there to do something and down it goes....yup....been there.......yes, I also bury the stem during transplant......and it works most of the time....haha.....
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Like you, I raised my pots, I'm waiting to receive my Easy Roller pulley kits. That way, I will avoid raising the plants with a cardboard box and three pots
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