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Im into the grow at August 17th. …lol its outdoor. She’s just starting to show.
they saw their first taste of the sun about early May, maybe late April.
Pete77 and krommm -
Im a newbie grower on southern Vancouver Island, B.C., when should I defoliate, my outdoor plant? and prune out the lower, shaded branches that would not produce quality flower? I feel like I should do this now, maybe Im even too late??
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my curiosity got me to email the grower of the pack of the original seeds.
he said YES he is familiar with this genetic mutation of a double seed. it only happens when he uses the Red Runtz female for breeding. He also said someone is trying to grow them, and yes, two seedlings emerge from the one seed.
Thats all the intel ive got…
Havaniceday, brokegreenthumb and 2 others -
This question falls under the seed vs. clone discussion.
This is the first time I’m growing clones outdoors. A couple in 10G containers and a couple directly in the ground. I’ve grown seed plants in the ground before, and they were huge! 14Ft tall! I dont want to say this but they were too large. This year the cloned plants are growing…
Backwoods_mountain_grower-
Genetics determines vigor, size and structure. Every plant is an individual. Seedlings can keep a more symmetrical structure for longer but that has little bearing on vigor and overall size.
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So youre suggesting its the genetics and not seed plant versus cloned plant? thanknyou for yoyuyr thoughts
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In an outdoors setting, the tap root from the seed could be very beneficial and definitely impact the growth “potential” of the plant.
You’ll never exceed the genetics… But a tap root seed outside in dryish conditions would reasonable be larger than it’s cloned counterpart.
If you’re managing nutes and watering outside… I wouldn’t expect…
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Triploid? another interesting thought.
Freaky stuff happens in nature. They are curious looking seeds. I’ll have to pop em and find out what happens.
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