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Stress seeds will first show up in your pre-flowers. Tools required to find them: clean sheet A4 paper and a 50x magnifier. One week after pre-flowers show. Fold A4 into quarters to create pocket. Peel a few pre-flowers from same plant. Move to bright comfy spot. Open A4 paper carefully. Peel the cylax very carefully ang gently. You are looking for a tiny hard ball. If you think you have one use 50 X magnifer and you will see a tiny seed which has already dropped from main stock and healed up on top end. Bottom is usually a bit rounded. However you will see a tiny embryo inside it. It took me 40 min to find first one. After that it gets easier. If you have those tiny stress seeds and in pre-flowers, you’ll get them in every single cylax on the plant .
Now I’m seeing seed banks advertise their product with classic Stress seed presence in the weak watered down shit genetics. I’m not here to name names boys. However classic stress seed growing results. Most plants react pretty much the same:
Most will show stunted growth in Veg. When you flip them, by week 5 the plant looks ready to harvest. It will be covered in Brown pitsles with very small yields. And very green herbs. But as I am now seeing adverts telling me a second spurt of growth will be seen weeks 6 to harvest.
WHY: because those stress seeds, still the same size when you first found them, now have shells and they begin to germinate all over your buds. You’re going to see about a dozen pitsils bursting out of a single cylax, fresh white in colour. Yes they are flowers growing out of the buds. Sinsemilla my ARSE. Feminised seeds POPPING MALE FLOWERS, full of perfect little seeds the size of a fleas ass hol.
Sounds like I’m fukin mad. Try it!!
 
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