shoreline genetics

CoB_nUt

CoB_nUt

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umm,that wasn't my intention nor what I was trying to ask.I wasnt questioning the validity of your genetics.My fault for the misunderstanding.
I merely asked because I have some beans pop'd and wanted something to compare and look forward to.Wasn't about "dropping dimes".
I see I have to beware of what I ask and of whom it is asked.
 
Olive Drab Green

Olive Drab Green

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CoB_nUt said:
Only 1 of the ECSD rooted thru the pellet.First to crack also.#1 The only one pictured for roots.
View attachment 4262811 #2 & The runt#3 Were solo'd along with #1.
Everyone has new shoes to fill(with roots!).It's bouta be on and poppin' 'round this mufukka!
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They look a little overwatered. Like, that mutation looks to be from the root zone being too wet, and thus cell division in the leaves is getting distorted. They look healthy otherwise, but some look moderately wetter than they might prefer.
 
Olive Drab Green

Olive Drab Green

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CoB_nUt said:
umm,that wasn't my intention nor what I was trying to ask.My fault for the misunderstanding.
I merely asked because I have some beans pop'd and wanted something to compare and look forward to.Wasn't about "dropping dimes".
I see I have to beware of what I ask and of whom it is asked.
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I didn’t mean you were talking about dropping dimes, I’m just saying, I try not to disrespect anyone by pointing a finger at them if they haven’t given me permission to mention them. I was mostly just trying to keep my answers short.
 
CoB_nUt

CoB_nUt

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Olive Drab Green said:
They look a little overwatered. Like, that mutation looks to be from the root zone being too wet, and thus cell division in the leaves is getting distorted. They look healthy otherwise, but some look moderately wetter than they might prefer.
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Yea, I agree.I stated previously they seem to like a drier pellet than usual,again it could've been my germ area's environment wasn't the same as usual.It was a lil cold in the area I had the pellet tray in.They were dry before These pics were taken.I dropped water on the plugs before pulling them out the tray so as not to rip roots.
The runt,didn't want to crack.It was assisted.
 
Olive Drab Green

Olive Drab Green

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CoB_nUt said:
Yea, I agree.I stated previously they seem to like a drier pellet than usual,again it could've been my germ area's environment wasn't the same as usual.It was a lil cold in the area I had the pellet tray in.They were dry before These pics were taken.I dropped water on the plugs before pulling them out the tray so as not to rip roots.
The runt,didn't want to crack.It was assisted.
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That’s probably part of the reason it was a runt. Probably had a hard time getting out of its shell, out of the trapped moisture, and into oxygen-rich air for its roots. I’m sure they’ll bounce back fine.
 
SilentBob024

SilentBob024

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Also if anyone is curious... The sour glue is really intense. I was using carbologic pretty well with any sort of feeding or watering. It got all finicky if I didn't. But the end result... And keep in mind I'm nowhere near being a novice...one of if not the best weed I smoked. My wife pretty well refuses to smoke more than two bong hits as it's way way to strong for her...shes no novice either lol. I highly recommend looking into shoreline's sour glue for sure. But keep in mind it loves I mean loves tons of sugars.
 
Olive Drab Green

Olive Drab Green

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SilentBob024 said:
Also if anyone is curious... The sour glue is really intense. I was using carbologic pretty well with any sort of feeding or watering. It got all finicky if I didn't. But the end result... And keep in mind I'm nowhere near being a novice...one of if not the best weed I smoked. My wife pretty well refuses to smoke more than two bong hits as it's way way to strong for her...shes no novice either lol. I highly recommend looking into shoreline's sour glue for sure. But keep in mind it loves I mean loves tons of sugars.
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I had a male Sour Glue and it made the entire back of my pad stink so good. I kept just a little pollen of that one, in case I think of something particularly interesting to cross it to, for shits and giggles.
 
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SilentBob024

SilentBob024

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Olive Drab Green said:
I had a male Sour Glue and it made the entire back of my pad stink so good. I kept just a little pollen of that one, in case I think of something particular interesting to cross it to, for shits and giggles.
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Yeah she stunk biiiiig time in flowering we had people replacing our doors in the front and one asked if we had a dispensary near us. She was in the basement behind two doors and no vents leading to the front door upstairs. Just reeked...in a good way. I was thinking crossed with blueberry for a bigger yield or blueberry hybrid like king tut.. or maybe el fuego, or headbanger.
 
whytewidow

whytewidow

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So the clones have finally stood up. And look like they might just be a plant. Lol

She looks a million times better. The first 2 pics were when I first took transplanted her from a solo. This is one of the cuts that took almost 30 days to root. Due temp/humi bullshit. 100% my fault. Nothing to do with genetics. I've taken cuts since then. And rooted them in under 12 days. But anyway. She was rooted transplanted and flipped. Transplant and flipped at the same time. Last pic was taken yesterday. She starting to acclimate to the big light. And starting to feed normally. She will take off any minute. Shes getting flowered with the Chem '91 "Dill Pickle Pheno" hope she turns out some good smoke.
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