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I started a handful of regular seeds. while in their one gallon container I noticed one in particular was vigorously growing. so, I did not pot it up because I suspected it was a male. I kept it in the 1 gal container and put it into flower with the others. After a week in flower, I discovered that it is actually a female. so, my question is…
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If very early flower, I would so ok to transplant to bigger container. If already midway, then just be prepared to water the crap out of that 1 gal pot that will have roots busting out everywhere
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I would transplant it if it was my plant and I’ve done it before
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Transplant up.
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Never let a plant you care about get rootbound.
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green-giggles posted an update 5 weeks ago
I’m wondering what people do with the woody stems left over after harvest. sure, put them on the debris/compost pile. or use as kindling to start the fire place. I’m curious to learn about some uncommon repurposing ideas.
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My sister in law soaks them in everclear for three months. She uses my stems to make this stuff. Haven’t tried it yet.
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18/6 last 10 days before harvest?
I wonder if this method works better for seeded plants than sinsemilla ??
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green-giggles posted an update 6 weeks ago
Has anyone else discovered that getting tricomes in your eye will sting like a bugger? PSA: Don’t rub your eyes after inspecting mature colas.
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I heard that on a podcast. It makes sense to me!
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Lol dueling noted
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Nothing like oil in the eye 😅😭
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Lol. Yeah I learned that the hard way. It still manages to happen at least once every time I take a plant down. You’ll never forget your first though. 😜
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When you learn to stop touching your face, you stop using parts of your hands that are the dirtiest. DONT use palm side, use the topside of your hand and fingers, knuckles to rub your eyes, pointer works best. You’ll thank me later. I work dirty jobs so I’m talking from experience. that’s the least of what I’ve had in my eyes. Pepper…
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