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DoobieBrother
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Just one of them slow days/nights, whodat.
Today starts my 3rd 12-hour photoperiod, and still unsure of gender for all plants in my stable.
I thought the slightly older ones (the topped Extrema and it cloned cutting) where female, but am unsure now, and actually leaning toward them being male.
They look almost like male pre-flowers, but there is no stalk under them at all, and I think they'd be just old enough to start pushing up away from the node.
But they don't quite look like a female pre-flower.
They are sending really mixed signals.
Ultra, ultra bushy, tight node spacing, and super lush (not sparse, with short side branching like a typical male), but the pre-flowers have me stumped.
And the rest are a couple of weeks less developed, so all is up in the air for the next couple of days or more.
I can usually spot pre-flowers and sex them before I flip them into flowering mode when I let them get to the point where the nodes start to alternate (been working on early detection, as a lark, and to keep my mind sharp), but I am flummoxed.
Other than that, they are picture perfect, dark green, and a beauty for the eyes to behold, and are smelling spicy.
Box is staying at 77.2f (25.2c) with just the 265cfm fan blowing cool night air into the cab, and the 435cfm fan plugged into the thermostatic fan controller set to kick in when it reaches 83.9f (shuts off at 77.7f).
While I was having fun learning the hempy's, I effin' love soil properly amended with organics, and only needing water (until I get some tea brewing for them later).
Not going to stress out over it, just will keep peeping until they express gender and remove males as they show up.
Today starts my 3rd 12-hour photoperiod, and still unsure of gender for all plants in my stable.
I thought the slightly older ones (the topped Extrema and it cloned cutting) where female, but am unsure now, and actually leaning toward them being male.
They look almost like male pre-flowers, but there is no stalk under them at all, and I think they'd be just old enough to start pushing up away from the node.
But they don't quite look like a female pre-flower.
They are sending really mixed signals.
Ultra, ultra bushy, tight node spacing, and super lush (not sparse, with short side branching like a typical male), but the pre-flowers have me stumped.
And the rest are a couple of weeks less developed, so all is up in the air for the next couple of days or more.
I can usually spot pre-flowers and sex them before I flip them into flowering mode when I let them get to the point where the nodes start to alternate (been working on early detection, as a lark, and to keep my mind sharp), but I am flummoxed.
Other than that, they are picture perfect, dark green, and a beauty for the eyes to behold, and are smelling spicy.
Box is staying at 77.2f (25.2c) with just the 265cfm fan blowing cool night air into the cab, and the 435cfm fan plugged into the thermostatic fan controller set to kick in when it reaches 83.9f (shuts off at 77.7f).
While I was having fun learning the hempy's, I effin' love soil properly amended with organics, and only needing water (until I get some tea brewing for them later).
Not going to stress out over it, just will keep peeping until they express gender and remove males as they show up.
DoobieBrother
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Thanks, guzias
I didn't veg them as long as I should have due to a trip back up to Alaska in May, otherwise I'd have an easier time spotting pre-flowers early on.
I'm only allowed 6 mature plants under Oregon mmj program, so hoping that I get 6 females out of 10 plants, or even 4 females.
Won't be long before I get them figured out.
Will be using any males that crop up to show the wife how to spot nanners while I'm away in case any pop out while I'm away so she can pluck them out, or excise the bud site if it's a wildfire outbreak.
I didn't veg them as long as I should have due to a trip back up to Alaska in May, otherwise I'd have an easier time spotting pre-flowers early on.
I'm only allowed 6 mature plants under Oregon mmj program, so hoping that I get 6 females out of 10 plants, or even 4 females.
Won't be long before I get them figured out.
Will be using any males that crop up to show the wife how to spot nanners while I'm away in case any pop out while I'm away so she can pluck them out, or excise the bud site if it's a wildfire outbreak.
DoobieBrother
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Good morning, D
I'll be very surprised if the two Extremas in question are male, as they are bushy like a female (no double entendre intended).
There are others in the lot that look more like they'll be males: longer spaces between nodes and stubby side branches, and deep fluting of the trunks.
If anything, I enjoy rummaging through the leaves & branches as I watch them and wait for gender confirmations.
Lets me get to know them very well while they grow up.
I'll be very surprised if the two Extremas in question are male, as they are bushy like a female (no double entendre intended).
There are others in the lot that look more like they'll be males: longer spaces between nodes and stubby side branches, and deep fluting of the trunks.
If anything, I enjoy rummaging through the leaves & branches as I watch them and wait for gender confirmations.
Lets me get to know them very well while they grow up.
Don Gin and Ton
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merry fritag 6ers. Pr0n
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209 Cali closet grower
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looks female to me. don't looke like a cowboyJust one of them slow days/nights, whodat.
Today starts my 3rd 12-hour photoperiod, and still unsure of gender for all plants in my stable.
I thought the slightly older ones (the topped Extrema and it cloned cutting) where female, but am unsure now, and actually leaning toward them being male.
They look almost like male pre-flowers, but there is no stalk under them at all, and I think they'd be just old enough to start pushing up away from the node.
But they don't quite look like a female pre-flower.
They are sending really mixed signals.
Ultra, ultra bushy, tight node spacing, and super lush (not sparse, with short side branching like a typical male), but the pre-flowers have me stumped.
And the rest are a couple of weeks less developed, so all is up in the air for the next couple of days or more.
I can usually spot pre-flowers and sex them before I flip them into flowering mode when I let them get to the point where the nodes start to alternate (been working on early detection, as a lark, and to keep my mind sharp), but I am flummoxed.
Other than that, they are picture perfect, dark green, and a beauty for the eyes to behold, and are smelling spicy.
Box is staying at 77.2f (25.2c) with just the 265cfm fan blowing cool night air into the cab, and the 435cfm fan plugged into the thermostatic fan controller set to kick in when it reaches 83.9f (shuts off at 77.7f).
While I was having fun learning the hempy's, I effin' love soil properly amended with organics, and only needing water (until I get some tea brewing for them later).
looks 99% female to me. I can see the forming of pistels, not nut saxs. Was going throw my clones, and some how got a male clone of qq, so I'm going to use that male jizz for my eastbay cali strain.
Not going to stress out over it, just will keep peeping until they express gender and remove males as they show up.
lol fucked up my writing on doobs quote.
209 Cali closet grower
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happy Friday, guys and ladies.
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Don Gin and Ton
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looks chick like to moi
209 Cali closet grower
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lol, smoked my cheese pie with my homies, and all of them wanted to buy my cheese pie. Just said, buy the beer, and I'll roll them up.
Don Gin and Ton
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party vet 209! nice work.
SS68396331
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Those look nice. I just got my first 600. It is an xtreme nano. Put it in yesterday..so far so good. I feel your pain on the Cheese..I just revived this old strain that was labled Panama..I haven't been able to keep it around hardly at all. Even younger buddy..he's 65ish. BUt that scrog is gonna pop nicely. Well done!
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209 Cali closet grower
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anyone have a Smelly Fingerz turn shads of light purple??? Because mine is? looks to be a easy, easy, three oz plant. just white frost all over. I mean super frosty! with shades of purple. plant stinks up my back yard! glad I keep a clone going of it, for the main grow.
Don Gin and Ton
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First two pics up in my post above are the smelly fingerez 209 
its the smelly cherry influence
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209 Cali closet grower
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lol, can't see them good on my phone? but they look great from what I see. Thanks for letting me know though.
Don Gin and Ton
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they all have the tinge so far, mostly about 10-11 week finish. rock hard buds and caked in frost. no body to the high at all
billcollector99
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Nah, they were too busy tripping off that DMTI wonder if the Hanging Gardens had sections dedicated to cannabis.
Babylonian Gold.
Hammurabi Blue.
Sumerian Sour Diesel.
Enkidu Wowie.
Gilgamesh Haze.
Anunnaki Thunderfuck.
cannabiscult
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good morning boys, got a video for ya comin soon but first....some pics....breakfast, grapeseed oil for tincture, a crazy 3 leafed chernobyl and a shot of the chernobyl f2's ....all explained on the vid...
