bodhi seeds
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Steelheader3430
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I've wanted gogi for a long time. I should start being sneaky and have shit sent to a po box to hide from the wife.
Al Yamoni
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Finding a way to obtain "brownie points" is a much better idea friend, trust me. I'm experienced.
Steelheader3430
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We're coming up on 13 years married.
Al Yamoni
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That's wonderful. You know all about the point system then..
undercovergrow
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did i just see @akhiymjames liking a new post in this thread?! welcome back and how's the new baby?
Al Yamoni
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Exciting! Hope everything is well for you King James! @akhiymjames , I imagine your life just got infinitely more fulfilling! Positive vibes my brother.
luv2grow
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probably! this new room is playing hell with me environment wise. doesn't help it's one plant covering 15.21 sqft with enough root room for a quarter of that. Like i said im not a fan of anything im doing to get some plants through at the moment.
With that said is a nanner a white little new leave looking deal? if so yup a few just showed up across the screen while i was out of town. that's what i get for leaving my house at all lol
luv2grow
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so i came home and checked my temp profile. 94deg/ 64% rh. So yup pistils fried and those little white turds showed up. new rooms more lights and a budget. fuck it gotta roll with it at this point. I'll get the tweezers and iso ready. Or scrap it. At this point I don't really give a shit to grow in a half ass environment.
JDGreen
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R they clones. If so shouldnt be to big. Id trash if if u got a few replacers. But good luck, shit happens to the best of us.
JDGreen
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A nanner is a pollen pod. Short for banana. I guess slang cuz its not shorter. But yea based on the rest of the pistils. U prolly got a lot of hidden ones.
luv2grow
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did some quick research on it, And yeah stress induced for sure. That one is straight from seed. I ran her clones last round with no issues. But they were also a plant per screen. I was asking too much of her from what I'm reading. I went through that whole screen and since its early enough in flower was able to really get in on her mini nugs. I found 4 so far. Going to keep at it and see if more show overnight. From what I've read they are extremely fast to show. The other two in the room are fine. But they are clones.
luv2grow
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alright total was 23. they were region orientated it seemed, so I lifted that new 600mh a lot higher. It's past correcting but only finding 23 so far in a screen of 138 sites kinda scary and kinda ehh about it. Depending on what she looks like in the am/next day or two. I'll see if pulling is the only option. She makes amazing dry sift either way. only reason i don't want to be rash about trashing her.
You guys think its doable? or say fuck it and throw the gojis, love triangles and new pheno silver lotus's in there after i run to the store for a ac unit today.
I've never ran into this problem before, so your wisdom is my guide at this point.
you guys are amazing and I really appreciate your time helping me out
You guys think its doable? or say fuck it and throw the gojis, love triangles and new pheno silver lotus's in there after i run to the store for a ac unit today.
I've never ran into this problem before, so your wisdom is my guide at this point.
you guys are amazing and I really appreciate your time helping me out
calicat
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@luv2grow I just wanted to ask do you have handy products that got pulled from U.S. stores in last couple of years? The two products I was familiar with were Dutchmaster's Reverse and Eagle 10. In your case you had an issue(s) that caused stress to your plants then they ultimately threw out some nanners. Lets suggest you corrected the environmental issue(s) then you applied the aforementioned products several times. If the nanners do not return then it worked. Only instances I can think of off the top of my head when those products do not work is when 1) you did not resolve environmental issue to begin with prior to treatment and 2) if the problem existed in the genetic pedigree to begin with. Hope your problems resolve broski 
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JDGreen
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This is definitely worth a shot. And the results of this stress induced herm reversal would be awsome.@luv2grow I just wanted to ask do you have handy products that got pulled from U.S. stores in last couple of years? The two products I was familiar with were Dutchmaster's Reverse and Eagle 10. In your case you had an issue(s) that caused stress that your plants then they ultimately threw out some nanners. Lets suggest you corrected the environmental issue(s) then you applied the aforementioned products several times. If the nanners do not return then it worked. Only instances I can think of off the top of my head when those products do not work is when 1) you did not resolve environmental issue to begin with prior to treatment and 2) if the problem existed in the genetic pedigree to begin with. Hope your problems resolve broski
pnwmystery
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@luv2grow @calicat There's a product by Optic Foliar called switch. Doesn't exactly work like Dutch Master Reverse did, but it's more of an "in case you think your plants are going to herm," product. It's a RTU, says you have to use it with Optic Foliar Transport (10ml/liter 2tsp/quart) spray day 7 & 17 of bloom cycle or the first sign of flower stress. It's a 0-0.02-2 (Phosphate P2O5 0.02%, Soluble POtash K2O 2.0%).
I've used it before, marginal burning issue though :/. Transport is suppose to make it able to spray when your lights are on, I've used transport before to do this with almost no burning at all (one time I forgot to cut the nutes by 1/2 when using transport which led to burning).
I've used it before, marginal burning issue though :/. Transport is suppose to make it able to spray when your lights are on, I've used transport before to do this with almost no burning at all (one time I forgot to cut the nutes by 1/2 when using transport which led to burning).
Al Yamoni
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What is your knowledge of Eagle 10? Do you know if there is a similarity in the "recipe" for Eagle 20? If so that shit scares me and I'd rather pick out seeds than worry about a contamination and all of the health risks that come along for the ride.. Just sayin.@luv2grow I just wanted to ask do you have handy products that got pulled from U.S. stores in last couple of years? The two products I was familiar with were Dutchmaster's Reverse and Eagle 10. In your case you had an issue(s) that caused stress that your plants then they ultimately threw out some nanners. Lets suggest you corrected the environmental issue(s) then you applied the aforementioned products several times. If the nanners do not return then it worked. Only instances I can think of off the top of my head when those products do not work is when 1) you did not resolve environmental issue to begin with prior to treatment and 2) if the problem existed in the genetic pedigree to begin with. Hope your problems resolve broski
