angryblackman
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I agree, Nanner and chop.
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Highsince76
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She was still getting a reduced regimen of nutes yesterday being she is in coco. You wouldn't even bother giving her a flush for a few days or so before the chop? Not sure I understand the importance of chopping right away. If it's pollinating other plants, their is none besides the semi finished Sour Cherry. Your saying the nanners will hurt the quality of the bud (by the under developed seeds and such) more than the benefit I'd get from flushing? I know I've read some people think flushing can be over rated.
Thanks guys, appreciate the experienced input.
Thanks guys, appreciate the experienced input.
Mr.Head
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I'd just want to make sure that the plant doesn't start making seeds. That single nanner might have been there for a week already, the fuckers are so hard to see. We just don't know. If you're willing to risk your buds getting microseeded then by all means let them go. Hell it could be sterile, but that's a pretty big risk to take when you've been growing em this long
Personally I don't flush shit. A green plant is a healthy plant. The only reason to flush is if you have salt build up in your soil, that's my opinion there's plenty that disagree with it
If your plants were burnt at all from nutrients I would say go ahead and flush. Your's looking very healthy and happy.. Personally don't think it's necessary, and I question if it has the benefits some claim.Most people that flush claim it gives better flavour , if they were really interested in flavour they'd switch to organics
Honestly I find nanner hunting easier in photo's as you get a tunnel vision view of that part of the plant. It's harder to notice when you're looking at the plant as a whole from 2 feet away. I've found em on my own plants through pictures and had to reference the picture to find them on the plant. They can be damn near invisible.
Your plants look amazing by the way. Late flower confusion happens, honestly I'd take it as a sign the plant is done, as it's trying to keep it's genetics alive and is trying to reproduce it's reached the end of it's life cycle more or less.
Highsince76
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Mr.head, thanks for the kind word and explanation, along with the thoughtful insight. Yea it's funny the way I didn't notice it until I looked at the pic. And then it was still hard to see anything when looking at the plant. I will take everbodies advice and get to chopping. Hell with the flush.
Thanks again every bud. Happy growing
Thanks again every bud. Happy growing
curious old fart
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I find that nanners in the later stage of bloom are usually sterile.
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kmog33
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More likely like trying to get a 90yo preggers than the nanners are sterile. If you're running perpetual you're more likely to actually find out hahaI find that nanners in the later stage of bloom are usually sterile.
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curious old fart
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I run a perpetual....and have been for years. They can seed at any point once blooming, though they might not mature.
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angryblackman
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As a smaller grower I worry about diversion of energy when nanners are involved. Id's reather pull than wail.
Highsince76
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That's now what I'm thinking. They are coming down early tomorrow. Better safe than sorry.
DST
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Javadog
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I have never worried too much about them either.
I actually got an amazing Training Day even though it had already gotten
a name for popping balls. The funny thing was that I did not keep that first
one and every other bean I popped was either male or a genuine hermaphrodite.
Too bad as it was a cool LA Con cross. Stuff happens. :0)
I actually got an amazing Training Day even though it had already gotten
a name for popping balls. The funny thing was that I did not keep that first
one and every other bean I popped was either male or a genuine hermaphrodite.
Too bad as it was a cool LA Con cross. Stuff happens. :0)
Mr.Head
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i still got some of that... I'm cautious. mine didn't nanner out either but wasn't that special. Nice looking, but not a great smoke.
Highsince76
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That's like a double nanner. Sort of looks like a set of fangs.
Blue Pit viper...lol
Sure is nice looking bud though. Well done. Might have to snag some Blue Pit beans for my next run.
Blue Pit viper...lol
Sure is nice looking bud though. Well done. Might have to snag some Blue Pit beans for my next run.
hippy132
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Just got new Sharper that has button to clean, very coolBluepit killed my grinder
Should say, but way less interesting to read that it was only a cheapo 4 part turn handle grinder thats gone through over 20 strains this past year (grown and gifted), no match for the solid Bp tops it seems.
Two Pits going into flower next run along with Dog, DbxL#1 and #2. #1 has been producing very strong blackberry flavours the past two harvests, very tasty to toke on.
numberfour
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Is that the Sharper that vibrate's?
DST
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Hey folks. As a heads up. There has been some straight males found in the Hotdogs. Only male in its vicinity was the Sour cherry so i think this has done some early pollination on it. Nice sour cherry male as well. Very colourful aonthere should be some interesting offspring. Just dont expect fems. Sorry for the confusion. I am getting my Dog back soon so will be doing some more fireballs x dogs very soon.