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Heisenbeans DUBSTEP. I have to get them in the flower room WAY faster than usual. These indicas stretch 100% and a bit. WTF

This would normally not be a problem but i have 5 strains i have not even tasted.

The GG4 and purple punch...2 plants take up a 3 x 3 tent space.

Dubstep = (stardawg corey cut X Adub)

Color variations are light related (3k 3.5k 4k all over the place). These are the healthiest stankiest stem rub plants I have ever grown. Well done Heisen! these are monster beans!!!

1 is in a 25 litre (6 gallon) autopot and the other in a 15L (4 gallon)

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HB Purple Punch in front and GG4 in back. These 2 plants are taking up 12 square feet (3 x 4 feet of space). GG4 is 38 inches and PP is 32 inches. They are at the end of the stretch and flower sites are set.
Currently the two systems are using TDS 900 Megacrop and Bud Explosion (18/2 grams per 5 gallons)
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I found the pic when i flipped that GG4 and purple punch...so it looked like this...and then i put it in 12-12 and it became ponderous...

This was how they looked June 5 when i put them in the flower room. So the stretch should be over or i have to figure something out. Indicas with more than 100% stretch
 

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First time trying Heisenbeans here and my seedlings aren't looking right. It could totally be grower error, but none of my other plants have ever looked like this, wondering what's up...do stardawg crosses have funny leaves? First pic is representative of the healthy plants in my garden in the same soil and on the same drip schedule. The second pic is representative of all 6 sprouted beans of the 8 I germ'd (4 each of dubstep and east coast stardawg). I scoped them for broad/russet mites...nada. Anyone have any clue what I'm doing wrong?
 

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growerNshower said:
First time trying Heisenbeans here and my seedlings aren't looking right. It could totally be grower error, but none of my other plants have ever looked like this, wondering what's up...do stardawg crosses have funny leaves? First pic is representative of the healthy plants in my garden in the same soil and on the same drip schedule. The second pic is representative of all 6 sprouted beans of the 8 I germ'd (4 each of dubstep and east coast stardawg). I scoped them for broad/russet mites...nada. Anyone have any clue what I'm doing wrong?
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Looks to be in a very large amount of soil for a seedling.................and on a drip system?............are you sure the soil is drying out enough between waterings?
 
growerNshower said:
First time trying Heisenbeans here and my seedlings aren't looking right. It could totally be grower error, but none of my other plants have ever looked like this, wondering what's up...do stardawg crosses have funny leaves? First pic is representative of the healthy plants in my garden in the same soil and on the same drip schedule. The second pic is representative of all 6 sprouted beans of the 8 I germ'd (4 each of dubstep and east coast stardawg). I scoped them for broad/russet mites...nada. Anyone have any clue what I'm doing wrong?
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On the second pic, it looks as though the fans were coming out serrated as normal, then progressed to what they are now....which tells me it is likely an environmental thing over a genetics thing. I feel like if it were genetics, it woulda been like that from day 1?
 
HydroRed said:
On the second pic, it looks as though the fans were coming out serrated as normal, then progressed to what they are now....which tells me it is likely an environmental thing over a genetics thing. I feel like if it were genetics, it woulda been like that from day 1?
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I see issues on the first pic, but didn't want to say anything, maybe heat stress, some of those fingers flipped upside down, just looks stressed to me, even if a sat. Looks hot dirt, or hot air, or slight lockout or something, but Im no hydrored, lol. jmho
 
Thanks for the feedback...

DonBrennon said:
Looks to be in a very large amount of soil for a seedling.................and on a drip system?............are you sure the soil is drying out enough between waterings?
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Yes, very large amount of soil (6 seedlings in 200 gallon), but its hot AF out here (been 100 degC everyday for couple weeks). Actually I think they had too little water before I finished the drip...I might have overcompensated once I hooked it up.

Bodyne said:
I see issues on the first pic, but didn't want to say anything, maybe heat stress, some of those fingers flipped upside down, just looks stressed to me, even if a sat. Looks hot dirt, or hot air, or slight lockout or something, but Im no hydrored, lol. jmho
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I think you're right about the hot dirt, and definitely about the hot air (not to mention the steam coming outta my ears). I was thinking about the lockout too, but none of my other plants look this bad...could be because these are just so young, they are more sensitive to the hot soil? I checked on my Hollyweed teens a little closer and they have just a touch of this rounding, but they're older by several weeks, so maybe its a hot soil/young plant problem.

HydroRed said:
On the second pic, it looks as though the fans were coming out serrated as normal, then progressed to what they are now....which tells me it is likely an environmental thing over a genetics thing. I feel like if it were genetics, it woulda been like that from day 1?
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I see what you're talking about..makes sense.


OK, so most likely not the genetics, but could be overwatering, heat stress, or hot soil...or some combination of.

Thanks for the help! Hoping to get these girls back into shape soon, so I can see them get all nasty in October...
 
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