Lol, no that pile of hanging buds all came out of the larger 3x3 I pulled last Sunday. That's the last harvest for about 4-5 weeks other than I pulled the partry cups that look like about 1/2 an oz between the 2 cups - lolYou got a couple rooms you're not showing us @GroErr ? Seems like you are harvesting every couple days
That's a 1/2 oz more then you had though
lmao, how did you find out about that project?
lmao, how did you find out about that project?
True, true, and they were both Harlequin'sThat's a 1/2 oz more then you had though
That tray in the flower room is reserved for the 12/12 from seed party cup comp, germination starts Feb 1st...
I should do one lol!True, true, and they were both Harlequin's
Go for it! Registration is open until the end of Jan. you have between Feb 1st and 28th to germ and get up to 5 seeds in a cup.
I'm going to go 4x DIY regs and 1x commercial fem seed which I haven't decided on yet, still lots of time to decide. My luck in that comp has not been the greatest, I didn't pay enough attention last time and got a couple of shit seeds and burnt/dried out 2 that popped by not watering them in time. They dry out quick under the CMH, will have to focus a bit more this round. I've had nothing but fems from my DIY's, but in the comp I'll probably pull 4 males - lol
those look awesome bro. I haven't payed much attention to leaf points/blades, gonna have to go look at my girls now lol.These DIY sat-dom phenos in the 5gal's are 9 days in and starting to show small flowers. They also share a trait that I hadn't noticed on the PPP x Blueberry, I had noticed it early on the JTR x Blueberry. They both have 9 point leaves around their dominant colas. The rest of the plants have 7 point leaves, only the main colas have 9 points. Tried to capture both, the PPP x BB is difficult to capture, the smallest set of points are tiny. Easy to see on the JTR x BB.
The JTR x BB also smells strong of Blueberry and has purple leaf stems, and noticeable purple stripes on the stalks, these stripes seem pretty common on strains with BB in them.
JTR x BB:
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Cheers
Thanks, very cool, liking the colours on the JTR x BB, hoping that passes through to the flowers
This is the first strain I've grown that has these 9 point leaves and both crosses have them, must have come through from the BB male as neither JTR nor the PPP fems had them.
I've got a candy grape og cross and it reeks and has those purple lines to!Thanks, very cool, liking the colours on the JTR x BB, hoping that passes through to the flowers
It's in ime more environment than genetics, I always have, indica and sativas alike, at least 9 fingers on some fans, often some 11, and had 13 as well. I simply put associate it with happy plants that got ample light. The plants that sort of get stuck at 7 or even 5 leaflets, plants I have under T8 or under cloudy daylight behind a window, throw 9-11 fingers under HPS. Plants that are really abused, drowned, have way too little light, sometimes even stick to 3 leaflets. It's obviously partly genetics (that what is influenced by the environment) but if it's really something it inherited from a parent, it's likely not that it inherited DNA code for 9-fingers specifically but DNA that contributes to it being a healthy vigorous plant. In this case however credit doesn't all go to the genetics but also the grower dialing in the setup. In any case, I consider it a good sign in addition to being an aesthetically pleasing trait
It makes sense that the environment would play a part. I think it has to be there genetically but the environment will bring out or suppress certain traits like colours. Makes sense too right now my lights off temps are hitting a low of 62/64F in there. The colours weren't quite as noticeable even towards end of veg but the veg cabinet rarely goes below 68F. I do like any sort of different expressions/mutationsI've seen the stems go from pink to purple-red and back according to how low the temps are.
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It's in ime more environment than genetics, I always have, indica and sativas alike, at least 9 fingers on some fans, often some 11, and had 13 as well. I simply put associate it with happy plants that got ample light. The plants that sort of get stuck at 7 or even 5 leaflets, plants I have under T8 or under cloudy daylight behind a window, throw 9-11 fingers under HPS. Plants that are really abused, drowned, have way too little light, sometimes even stick to 3 leaflets. It's obviously partly genetics (that what is influenced by the environment) but if it's really something it inherited from a parent, it's likely not that it inherited DNA code for 9-fingers specifically but DNA that contributes to it being a healthy vigorous plant. In this case however credit doesn't all go to the genetics but also the grower dialing in the setup. In any case, I consider it a good sign in addition to being an aesthetically pleasing trait
Exactly, and that goes for many observable traits, trait being phenotype and phenotype being genotype+environmental influences. The more plants with a particular set of genes (genotype) that express a certain phenotype/trait, the higher the "penetrance" and the more the trait expresses in a given pheno, the higher the "expressivity" (considering our posts on googling in Ayr0n's thread figured I mention those).
Me too, I enjoy the observing the morphology of plants, especially if it's out of the ordinary but consistent.
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