phyto2theendo
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If the herms are producing pollen sacs, yes. Are you seeing any nanners?
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Are you monitoring PH?
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If you just transplanted, just let her be for a few days. She’s growing her roots into the new pot and may be shocked too. She should be fine, assuming you’ve got adequate nutes in your medium.
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This reply was modified 4 months, 2 weeks ago by phyto2theendo.
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https://youtu.be/KkVEDG0zFz0?si=IEK9CAblZdw4Xect
Rome with Duddy from the Dirty Heads
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Where did you get the beans? I’m a vet too.
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NM. I found it
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I had odd curling like that on my fannies when my PH was off in coco
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Caladium, coleus, and cannabis.
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So there would be no difference between the seeds in the treated plants vs seeds from a fem sister clone pollinated with the treated plant’s pollen?
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I followed a guide that Rasta Jeff made on hisThe Grow From The Heart podcast (shout out) where he goes through everything from making the STS solution through application. Google Rasta Jeff my sts mix or on yt
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This reply was modified 2 months ago by phyto2theendo.
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If that’s the case, the untreated clone was not needed?
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Bad ass, Chapo! Would love a nice fest in the area with some focus on normalization through education. Keep punching the stigma.
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I’ve always been told that pollen from a stress hermed plant has a better chance of passing along the herm trait, even when pollinating a true female.
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Autopots make things SUPER easy. I’m on my third run in a 4 pot xl using 80/20 coco to perlite and feeding canna A&B with once a week recharge. If not to top water recharge on weekends, I can go weeks without even opening the tent. I drop in regularly via webcam just in case I see something off.
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Thanks y’all. She is outside and exploding with growth. Shot up over 1ft in height over the last 3 days!
