The Monumentally Epic, Knockdown, Dragout, Take-No-Prisoners Slapdown: Aussie High Light vs HLG 288

Or_Gro

Or_Gro

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Frank Cannon said:
Damn, beware the crusty Prawn if no reach around offered!

Vesuvius 0.05% efficiency saving heatsinks this morning (yes I copied you @RandomClink)
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But for a dumb flightless bird these might be ok in a couple of weeks under the Prawnkillers
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But they also have to beat my fanboy QB96s
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FC
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Is that a recent pic of him?

Nice volcanoe coolers...and victims...yep those 96s do kick ass...frosty, big, hard nugs....

When is prawn bd kickoff?

Results not in yet, but i’m thinking 96s might top supplemented 288s....almost there

6x96 + fr
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8x288 + 4x35 + fr
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Or_Gro

Or_Gro

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Transplanted to indiv 4-gal buckets, pruned older root strands.

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Running under 4x96 @ ~ 40w/96, layin down ~300ppfd.

One more day under the flood light... wanna stretch slower front left plant a little...

A little root prune/transplant recovery, then on to sexing...
 
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Randomblame

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Or_Gro said:
Best plant, atm, is the mutant....2nd top came out of stem, just below surface of plug, the stem then curly-q’d before goin vertical...

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Would be super cool if one top is male, the other female....a super mutant...
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Yeah, mild mutations are often an indication of exceptional genetic. I often chose the ones with a tiny 4th, 6th or 8th leaf. I also like the rare ones with 3 leaves per node.. holy trinity... they have something sacred.
 
Randomblame

Randomblame

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Yeah, I too!
Males of the same strain are often a little higher and faster like the females and they form less and smaller twigs and go faster into flowering mode. They do it to be a few days ahead of the females. They ripen out faster and release the pollen already around day 40 to make sure there is enough time to form the seeds. Its just more efficent to release the pollen from a slightly higher position to fertilize as much flowers like possible.

So if you have more plants of the same regular strain in veg height and branching can be an early indicator. Females often look more compact like males of the same strain.
 
Or_Gro

Or_Gro

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Randomblame said:
Yeah, I too!
Males of the same strain are often a little higher and faster like the females and they form less and smaller twigs and go faster into flowering mode. They do it to be a few days ahead of the females. They ripen out faster and release the pollen already around day 40 to make sure there is enough time to form the seeds. Its just more efficent to release the pollen from a slightly higher position to fertilize as much flowers like possible.

So if you have more plants of the same regular strain in veg height and branching can be an early indicator. Females often look more compact like males of the same strain.
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Workin that 6th true node, 33 days from dropping in water, lost about a week recovering from raisining...

Place yer bets fellers....id the female(s)...

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Back
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Front left
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Front right
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