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Thank you!Plants are looking great brother
Im assuming mother was a bit cold… seems more than genetic to meDamn!! Those stems are dark!! Is that genetics?
The ones that don't have black marker are clones, that's why the stem is thickerDamn!! Those stems are dark!! Is that genetics?
Never gets too cold in the apartment. Made clones using a fresh aloe solution, it was my first time at cloning, I now know how to make a better cut next time.Welcome to the farm…
Im assuming mother was a bit cold… seems more than genetic to me
Yeah I have hairs. I thought it would take a few more weeks to discern from the flower what strain it might be, right?welcome to the farm, 1st week of flower you should see some white hairs. Take a close up picture of a branch and we can see if their there. Usually these white hairs are indication of flowers.
Do cold mothers make better children? I am clueless to the cold referenceWelcome to the farm…
Im assuming mother was a bit cold… seems more than genetic to me
Wait.. so you colored the stem with a marker??The ones that don't have black marker are clones, that's why the stem is thicker
No, look at the nets, some are marked up, some aren't.Wait.. so you colored the stem with a marker??
Cold temps can lead to a phosphorus uptake issue which is one reason they could have purple stemsDo cold mothers make better children? I am clueless to the cold reference
if all the branches have hairs then their all female. I see some leaves are thin and i think does would be sativa. One of the plant has thicker leaves and that could be a indica. As far as what they are, i wouldn't know. lol!Yeah I have hairs. I thought it would take a few more weeks to discern from the flower what strain it might be, right?
But if anyone wants I can definitely post some close ups when I get off work.
Interesting, thanks. I never get below 70f however, and inside the tents are 73-75.Cold temps can lead to a phosphorus uptake issue which is one reason they could have purple stems
Yeah ao root temps and plant temps are the key. So at 73 you root temps are likely 67-68 and that may be a contributing factor.Interesting, thanks. I never get below 70f however, and inside the tents are 73-75.
I am wondering how I will be able to get the temps to drop enough to bring out the purple on the next run with the black domina. I read that the last two weeks of flowering to have cold temps at lights out to encourage color change when applicable.
What is your opinion on that?
So 70 is cold enough to make them "pop"? I thought I had to get colder, nice.Yeah ao root temps and plant temps are the key. So at 73 you root temps are likely 67-68 and that may be a contributing factor.
To make color pop i drop my temps a bit 2 weeks out and last week plant temps of about 68-70f to make the color pop and preserve the terps, flavonoids and cannabinoids since all are VICs and heat sensitive.
Here was a plant that had a purple expression with a temp drop
Added the pics to the post since i forgot. Yeah its all about plant temps. But cooler temps slow growth so only manipulate them at the endSo 70 is cold enough to make them "pop"? I thought I had to get colder, nice.
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