PadawanWarrior
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WTF is that man?
Should I transplant seedling ?
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Doug Dawson
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What is killing the one on the left?
PadawanWarrior
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It's obviously their first time. At least I hope so.
DrBuzzFarmer
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It's an abused Beefcake D.
My cat has been grazing on it.
It has been repotted once since I got it. I am making it form a root ball in a smaller container after trimming the roots during transplant, then it will go into it's final 3 gallon home and receive Blue Planet Nutrients.
It's sister turned out to be a potent, tasty plant, and we want to see what she will produce, so I saved it and I am coddling it to fill up a trellis. I will harvest near half a pound from it if it matches its sister.
DrBuzzFarmer
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My cat grazes on the lowers and lollipops them for me.
She has an eye injury and the Cannabis relieves her suffering.
PadawanWarrior
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I think your cat need to graze some more. Then get more light.
Doug Dawson
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Why would you not just take clones off her?
DrBuzzFarmer
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We have clones of the sister, they are just out of sight in the pic.
We simply want to see if the sister is comparable.
Edit: unless your wuestion is why don't I clone the seedlind and start over?
In that case, I prefer to see a natural display, so I can make a decision about it's viability as a long term keeper.
DrBuzzFarmer
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My cat grazes as much as she wishes.
She even occasionally gets to the seedlings and wipes me out...
but she was abused before I got her and I treat her with a lot of space to do as she pleases.
kovidkough
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I see multiple N deficiency , is this your veg tent are you under LEDs?
PadawanWarrior
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I'm an animal lover too and have a cat, but he's not allowed anywhere near my grow.
Anyways, I'm saying that thing is stretched as hell. You need more light bigly.
DrBuzzFarmer
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You see no such thing.
What you see is the remainder of a previous deficiency.
I had to leave my grow in the hands of a friend who overwatered everything.
Now it is all back up to speed and most of what you see will be removed as the plants get bigger and develop as I guide them into the trellis.
DrBuzzFarmer
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LOL. no, I am stretching it now purposefully, after getting it back under control.
It is over 2 feet below a 400 watt MH. It is topped and I am waiting for the branching to really start, and it will be placed upon a pedestal to get back into the light.
PadawanWarrior
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You should start your own thread to show off your sad plants, and stop hijacking the OP's.
kovidkough
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DrBuzzFarmer
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My responses were directly related to the OPs question. Look to yourself for a hijack.
DrBuzzFarmer
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That is a leaf that has been chewed by a cat. It will soon drop off.
I fail to see what your point is.
You are looking for something t fault.
I was trying to give solid advice to a newbie, not argue with children.
kovidkough
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only trying to do the sameThat is a leaf that has been chewed by a cat. It will soon drop off.
I fail to see what your point is.
You are looking for something t fault.
I was trying to give solid advice to a newbie, not argue with children.
carry on
DrBuzzFarmer
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The sister, and the reason we are troubling with the seedling at all.
Not the best run of it, but I was gone for a couple weeks and left it in someone else's hands.
Not the best run of it, but I was gone for a couple weeks and left it in someone else's hands.
