brendon420
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if you know of any camp sites go there, but i am assuming any kind of wood ash, it works well.
1st Time Try, how they look?
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SkyHigh420Time
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Lookin' good bro. Can already smell that sweet, sweet chiba! 
luarg2
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I have confirmed that Aunty is a female!!! I see 2 white hairs growing out from the upper nodes. Hell ya! As for Skunky & Sis I have yet to determine their sex. I can see something that would resemble a nut sack but its only been 3 days so I'll give them more time. I figured all plants are different as in humans so Aunty just showed first cuz of genetics(aunty & sis are from same bagseed) I really want skunky to become a bitch because of her vigourous growth and size.
Question.... If Skunky turns out to be a male what would ya'll do? Pollenate female(free seeds,good genes) still get high with seedy bud and try again-- or -- kill em off, stick with fem for some better weed without seeds(buy some to try again) Rep points for opinions.
Question.... If Skunky turns out to be a male what would ya'll do? Pollenate female(free seeds,good genes) still get high with seedy bud and try again-- or -- kill em off, stick with fem for some better weed without seeds(buy some to try again) Rep points for opinions.
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mared juwan
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KILL THE MALES! Breeding is for advanced growers and/or people with plenty of grow spaces that are completely isolated from each other. Pollen can travel over a mile without barriers. If you want more plants, cloning is way better than breeding -> 100% female result.
I also should mention that you plants look like mine as far as overall shape. Make sure you have plenty of string on hand because if the soil gets just a little too dry during flower they will droop and fall over. If you gently tie up the main branch from each plant to something near the ceiling it will prevent that from happening.
I also should mention that you plants look like mine as far as overall shape. Make sure you have plenty of string on hand because if the soil gets just a little too dry during flower they will droop and fall over. If you gently tie up the main branch from each plant to something near the ceiling it will prevent that from happening.
apasunee
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kill males,,, sounds like bagseed anyways,, but, If you do pollenate, here is a thought, I pollenated my widows last year and Iam still getting pollen on my ladies---not good--- Its VERY hard to clean your room afterwards, unless you keep them in a small area- secluded from all the rest, which I recommend....... Oh yeah, if their males you wont be able to smoke them....
luarg2
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So today I confirmed that both Skunky & Sis were both males with big ass balls!!! I made the decision to cut them down 
Today is a very sad day for me because I really put alot of time and care into them two... On the upside Aunty is doing good and I also took a cutting from her before flowering.
*question* is it possible to take another cutting from her 6 days into flower?
Today is a very sad day for me because I really put alot of time and care into them two... On the upside Aunty is doing good and I also took a cutting from her before flowering.
*question* is it possible to take another cutting from her 6 days into flower?
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mared juwan
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Yes, you can clone after 6 days of flower. I've cloned two weeks into flower before.
brendon420
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if you have a micro check the trichs if not check the color of the hairs, more orange more stony
GypsyBush
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brendon420
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your clones look super healthy, how long is it take them to root, and what kind of lighting schedule did you keep them under? Did you feed them nutes at all or just ph'ed water?
you could flower those right now and do a SOG set up. ive got some good info if you're interested.
you could flower those right now and do a SOG set up. ive got some good info if you're interested.
BudsLoyalty
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looking real good buddy keep going at it.