newuserlol
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2 livers that now have a tent n a 600hps each
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2 livers that now have a tent n a 600hps each
newuserlol
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potfarmer297
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DST
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Ok since I dont have a journal I figured I would throw up a pic of my setup real quick. That is about the lowest number of plant I have ever ran at one time, long story but wont be much longer and it will be packed.
Nice one mate, I am the same, running at 50% capacity at the moment and it's getting me heckles up a tad. Will be sorted soon a fairy puff though.
Shexy Livers in a personal tent yesh, private show shir?
First, white hairs are called Stigma's, these grow from the calyx, which are the pods that make up the structure of your flower. These would normally have seeds if pollenated, but we like to smoke sensi so do not pollenate unless for pollenating reasons so they fill up with THC. I think that explains it enough for the time being.
Next thing is, CHECK YOUR TIMERS ARE WORKING. 2 weeks is a long time to wait for sexing at 12/12, and if some are not showing signs of any white flowers I would do what I just said. YOU NEVER KNOW, your timer might not be working and your plants are in veg.....
Next thing is get some pics of the plants so we can have a butchers and tell you wots wot my man. That is what we are here for, amongst other things like hilarity and talking stoned nonsense. So come on with it,....
Our man Bobo here is correct, we be showing the way to anyone who asks, we are helpful like that.
duchieman
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Good day class. I got a little confused about calyx/pistil/stigma relationship and went digging to try to clarify. My real confusion was between pistil and stigma. I've always thought the hairs were pistils. Turns out that pistil is the sum of ovary, style and stigma. So, the calyx houses the pistil which is made up of an ovary and stigma joined by a style that is covered in "stigmatic hairs". This kind of makes the first pic is somewhat incorrect. Anyone see any holes in my thinking?
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Miriam Websters
cross section of flower 1b: 1 filament, 2 anther, 3 stigma, 4 style, 5 petal, 6 ovary, 7 sepal, 8 pedicel, 9 stamen, 10 pistil, 11 perianth
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1]STIGMA:[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Apex of the long style that extends from ovary, where seeds develop, and that swells and flares at its tip to receive pollen. Also see: Ovary, Pistil, Style.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Photo by Michael Brown, used with permission.[/FONT]
The photo below shows a microscope view of the stigmatic hairs on a stigma that accept the pollen.
Photo: Sue Bergeron, used with permission.
View attachment 1771008
Miriam Websters
cross section of flower 1b: 1 filament, 2 anther, 3 stigma, 4 style, 5 petal, 6 ovary, 7 sepal, 8 pedicel, 9 stamen, 10 pistil, 11 perianth
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1]STIGMA:[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Apex of the long style that extends from ovary, where seeds develop, and that swells and flares at its tip to receive pollen. Also see: Ovary, Pistil, Style.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Photo by Michael Brown, used with permission.[/FONT]
The photo below shows a microscope view of the stigmatic hairs on a stigma that accept the pollen.
Photo: Sue Bergeron, used with permission.
potfarmer297
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tnx DST, ill go n get a few close ups later on today.......my timer is working good tho...
duchieman
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Saw this after my post and had to chuckle. Teamwork!!!
duchieman
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DST
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Well well, isn't this the weirdest plant I have grown. I had a batch of compost that just seem to freak out my plants. I had a few just went as yellow as can be, treated with micro nutes, flushed, given doses of Nitrogen...nadda. Not happy bunnys'. Anyway, here is one of them that eventually started flowering and is now at god knows how many weeks. Deep Blue, or rather, Washed out Yellow, masquerading as a Deep Blue.
This is it at it's best and greenest yet!
peace, DST
This is it at it's best and greenest yet!
peace, DST
Bobotrank
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That's right. You win an original digital swatch of R Watters! Just grab it from your sig
potfarmer297
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frosty!!!!
potfarmer297
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well might i say, i have learned tons of shit being on this website, thins i never used to care about when growing outdoors....................thought i knew how to grow good weed...........pppppffffffffffffffff.................
jigfresh
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Happy holiday statesiders. I'm assuming there is no bank holiday over there for Labor day, at least not today. Maybe I'm wrong. Either way, there's no better way to start a big day than to have a giant fight about politics. Bloody hell, who on earth wants to chat about that shit first thing? oh... I know, my wife. sigh. Another thing I love about the 6. Politics free zone.
Wish me luck on the big day out.
Thanks bru. I'm really excited to harvest this stuff. Will be a hoot to watch someone try it. :/ Good to see you back in form... the place ain't the same without you.
Wish me luck on the big day out.
Thanks bru. I'm really excited to harvest this stuff. Will be a hoot to watch someone try it. :/ Good to see you back in form... the place ain't the same without you.