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So, kinda oddball question. I do not know how it would turn out nor am I a geneticist. I have been breeding a favorite of mine and on the F4Gen. right now. I did have an F3 that now looks far superior to the F4s. Not sure what happened this year its been crazy outside here in the East. TONS...

Oh sorry. Its on the ground. Just plywood cut and filled with my mix. IDK how much root will eventually go through to the ground but its 'ok ish ' soil but clay ish. I was thinking 18" might work best. I have a huge pile of compost mix a full pu truck full.

WOndering is 12" sufficient for a raised bed ? Transplanting potted plants this week. Thanks. I have always dug individual holes but this time gonna put several plants with my mix in an above ground sort of deal , way easier for me. Thanks

So, just let ( for example ) 40 plants go and sex pre-flower? Or you are suggesting just putting them outside in itself will turn many Hermie?

So, don't ask why but, I didn't want to individually plant the remaining sprouts so they all just came out of the soil in a 12" diam. 2G pot a BUNCH of them. Not ideal, but at what stage/age can I sort of safely pluck individuals out and put into induvial cups? I'm thinking maybe fist two...

So, if I were to just soak and plant. How long to soak for?

No problem germinating, its AFTER they start to come out is the problem. Sort of stop. Maybe soon as I see the tip start to come out I'll just plant them.

I never or rarely had many issues years ago. Now lately I am picking it back up again and have some issues germinating. Could it be the strain? Finicky? What happens is most seeds will start to sprout ( lets say out of 20 seeds ) and only a few or so maybe a half dozen will come out nicely...

On a side note here, probably for a different thread, but I have a LOT of year old piled chicken manure. If I get some organics to mix with it, how much to use without going too high in N.? I would never try fresh chicken manure. I used 1 yr old chicken manure last summer outdoors with wood...

Yes bottled nutes. Can't recall the name brand at the moment, from a farm supply store in town. They sell FF and a few others.

THat's what I do yes. lol Not on the cheap.

Two Prong probe tester. I stick it up high, then down low and a couple spots and see what's average. It was soil I made with cow manure, compost, peat, perlite and some topsoil. Maybe too much manure not sure. Is what I was thinking.

Seems that is sort of how it went here too Thanks.

So been meaning to ask this for a while and keep forgetting. Whats everyone use to maintain soil pH ? Mine is too high. 8 to 8.5. Changing the watering solution to like a 6 does nothing to the soil seems. Need something IN the soil for next time I think. My water is 7.2. and when nutes are...

What is the advantage(s) of that? Thanks

SO had a power outage and now plants are 13 Hrs Dark / 11 light rather than the 12/12 they had been on. They are 6W into flower. Is this going to cause any problems? or benefits? Its been 2 days and I just left it. It is Headband Cookies var. and outdoors was late matering 10+W.

That's incredible this one. Crazy.

Well, on day 3 of drying my male that That's what we ended up doing thanks. Ended up being around 120F for maybe 15 minutes. Did the trick. Put in plastic baggie and all pollen fell out was visible for ye ole brush.

OK, got it. But to add, is the pollen still good if its not dry yet? In other words the pollen sacs are almost open but 'wet' if you will. So the pollen doesn't show up on the paper. Its all stuck together and not powdery yet. Reason I ask, I'm at day 26 after the switch. Getting a bit close to...

I know, beat to death but can't find info really. Would pollen be deemed useless from pollen sacs dried in microwave?