Gentlemencorpse
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None of us can answer that because we still never figured out what happened to it... It's all just guessing right now...
Is this a hermie
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None of us can answer that because we still never figured out what happened to it... It's all just guessing right now...
Star Dog
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If you do a search on you tube for hermies there's a few vids they'll let you what you are looking for.
Let us know your conclusions if you don't mind.
Let us know your conclusions if you don't mind.
Smoke it!
Star Dog
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Great reply :thumbs:
If you do a search on you tube for hermies there's a few vids they'll let you what you are looking for.
Let us know your conclusions if you don't mind.
Smoke it!
So im wondering shall i bin her?
Star Dog
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there's more video I've not watched the above its only an example.
Ok cool thks
BenGman
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I know they do , I got acouple going right now but they don't look no where near as bad as that... it's revegged and stretching, obviously from not being in complete darkness or interrupting it... because it's certainly has no signs of heat stress and it's growing abnormal, wouldn't you say?=)
Gentlemencorpse
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Well it was outdoors so that's USUALLY not an issue... unless it was like, under a street lamp or something, since it's not like daylight hours change erratically
And it just doesn't look revegged to me... it looks seriously stressed, like from heat or root damage, or even just bad genetics... look at the crazy foxtailing... if it's a Seedsman NL Auto I can tell you from experience they're pretty janky
But its an automatic?
So how can light effect it
Ive never seen anything lime this befrore?
Doug Dawson
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I might have missed it but what is the strain? I would not bin it, foxtailing can just be a genetic trait of certain strains. Take a look at this article, it might ease your mind. https://www.zambeza.com/blog-what-is-cannabis-foxtailing-and-what-causes-it-n315
8wk old northetn light auto outdoor grow
BenGman
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Must be some shit genetics then, can anyone else explain the reason to why it has not filled out properly and showing signs of light leak poisoning... I'm still sticking with what I know best regardless of any other answer. I've seen this happen more than enough times
The oval shaped leafs are smooth as fuck , they are NOT rigid marijuana leafs like they normally do, zero thc, it's a classic sign of reveg ..
The oval shaped leafs are smooth as fuck , they are NOT rigid marijuana leafs like they normally do, zero thc, it's a classic sign of reveg ..
Doug Dawson
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I think you made a good decision to keep the plant. Just watch it closely. I did a quick search on Northern Lights auto foxtailing and found many with the same issue. Could just be a genetic trait from the breeders mixing her DNA with ruderalis to make her autoflower.