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pharocityfarms posted an update in the group
4 weeks agoAsk a Grow Question 4 weeks agoAre these balls?
jmystro, no-nanners and phillyterpz4 Comments-
I’m in the same situation. I’m going to make it fully show me. I got fooled the last time I ran this strain. I grew two, cut one because they looked like boys. Kept one to harvest pollen. It was girl. They both were.
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I can’t tell from the pics bud if it’s a swollen calyx or a set of 🥜. But looking at the rest of the plant I don’t see why it would be swollen. @jmystro 👈🏻 this dude can definitely help you…. But a little clearer picture is what I would need to give you the answer you seek. Good luck 🤞🏼.
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Male. Pollen sacs form a stem. Bit blurry but 2nd pic is showing pollen sacs.
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Update on my plant. It’s a Boy!!!! And I’m keeping him to harvest pollen!
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Pot size should always determine the life span of a mother plant. Never let a mother plant get rootbound. Rootbound plants quickly lose their structure and new growth becomes thin and scraggly. Plan for about a month per gallon of media. I keep mothers in 3 gallon pots for 3 months max before they’re replaced. Do not wait until the mother is…
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Hash posted an update in the group
5 weeks agoDank Nugs 5 weeks agoGorilla Glue #4 ✌️
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is this a good washer?
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Ahh yeah, nothing like bud porn.
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I wish I could smell it
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pharocityfarms posted an update in the group
5 weeks agoMemes 5 weeks ago“Even plants love a good mystery”
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Hahaha you read to your plants too!
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In an attempt to control the fruit flies from thw promix I got, i cut up sticky traps and sat them on the soil. It’s been rainy so the humidity is slightly higher. I went to move the traps to water the plants and BOOM! Hairy mold/fungus was under each trap😱. So I skipped watering today, and sprayed some soapy water on the surface of the soil,… Read more
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You can put sticky traps on the soil if you water from the saucer (below). Fungus gnats can only reproduce in wet soil anyway, so watering from the bottom following a dry back is your best option under those circumstances.
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Just an FYI, if that “hairy mold” was white and fluffy looking it was likely trichoderma of some sort and not harmful. It’s a really important part of breaking down nutrients in the soil.
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lol my coco is always covered in a nice layer of mycelium and furry white mold. That’s how I know it’s good. I also run with pot covers so that probably keeps the humidity high but yeah it’s not something I even bat an eye at anymore.
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Get mosquito bits
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