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also all this talk about ratios of plant numbers... our sample size is insanely too small for any kind of valid statistical analysis. at the numbers all of us area looking at its just luck of the draw.

Edit: well and of course all the work the breeder has done selectively breeding the plants that they have found to have the traits we are looking for supposing they went through a lot of genetics.
 
meangreengrowinmachine said:
also all this talk about ratios of plant numbers... our sample size is insanely too small for any kind of valid statistical analysis. at the numbers all of us area looking at its just luck of the draw.

Edit: well and of course all the work the breeder has done selectively breeding the plants that they have found to have the traits we are looking for supposing they went through a lot of genetics.
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I've always thought it was strange when people say you have to pop the entire pack to find a good keeper. or when breeders say a keeper in every pack when the seeds are regular. IMO that means IF you get 10 females one of them will be a keeper. You may need to pop 2 or more full packs to find that many females tho.
 
On the topic of M/F ratio....overall I do find more females than males...on average I only pop 200 seeds in a given year. But inevitably I will crack 5-10 seeds of a specific cultivar and not get what I was hoping for, (looking for females and get mostly males etc.)... but I do love the "sift" and popping lots of seeds .
 
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This is Bad Dawg
As the cost of everything in businesses is constantly getting more expensive. I’ve come to the conclusion that I cannot afford to advertise every place that I have in the past. If you would like to see me to continue posting here, please comment. I sure have loved all the support over the years. But it seems I get less and less Interaction as time goes by.

Thanks in advance for any input. BD
 
Bad Dawg said:
Hello
This is Bad Dawg
As the cost of everything in businesses is constantly getting more expensive. I’ve come to the conclusion that I cannot afford to advertise every place that I have in the past. If you would like to see me to continue posting here, please comment. I sure have loved all the support over the years. But it seems I get less and less Interaction as time goes by.

Thanks in advance for any input. BD
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I am a bit new to the Bodhi side of this site, but I can say for sure that I appreciate that you post here. I can definitely appreciate however that it doesn't make economic sense to advertise everywhere. So I hope you make the best decision for you.
 
Bad Dawg said:
Hello
This is Bad Dawg
As the cost of everything in businesses is constantly getting more expensive. I’ve come to the conclusion that I cannot afford to advertise every place that I have in the past. If you would like to see me to continue posting here, please comment. I sure have loved all the support over the years. But it seems I get less and less Interaction as time goes by.

Thanks in advance for any input. BD
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I could be wrong but , IMHO , I feel like GLG is so well known that you might not even notice much of a difference in not paying to advertise in as many places. Word of mouth is the best advertisement and you have that in spades , thanks to honest, hard work.
I also do not know the actual numbers involved , which counts for a lot. But ya that is my take for what it is worth.

Cheers :)
 

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my Kali Mist is a very hungry gal. The colas have weight so I had to use stakes.
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How far along are you? Looks quite sativa in those photos. My km1 is quite hungry as well. Always looking for more before the others. The other one is sort of right behind it with wanting more waterings/feedings. As a note, these are fed with just water every now and then but usually my watering is just a brewed ewc tea with down to earth amendments added in. Grown in happy frog soil then transplanted into a happy frog soil that was amended with down to earth amendments and other things aka my take on super soil.
 
Bad Dawg said:
Hello
This is Bad Dawg
As the cost of everything in businesses is constantly getting more expensive. I’ve come to the conclusion that I cannot afford to advertise every place that I have in the past. If you would like to see me to continue posting here, please comment. I sure have loved all the support over the years. But it seems I get less and less Interaction as time goes by.

Thanks in advance for any input. BD
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I don't go anywhere else so for me this would be the place to find out what you got going on.
 
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How far along are you? Looks quite sativa in those photos. My km1 is quite hungry as well. Always looking for more before the others. The other one is sort of right behind it with wanting more waterings/feedings. As a note, these are fed with just water every now and then but usually my watering is just a brewed ewc tea with down to earth amendments added in. Grown in happy frog soil then transplanted into a happy frog soil that was amended with down to earth amendments and other things aka my take on super soil.
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I did the whole fox farm trio with 1/3 happy frog, 1/3 ocean forest, and some perlite.

She isn’t as thirsty as my watermelon hash plants but she is HUNGERY.

I dealt with too long of dry back and under feeding her and I think she is coming back to health. I know she still needs nursing. Any advice is welcome


This is only my 2nd grow and am continuing to learn a lot.

Extra pic is Purple Lemon Thai so you can see how she is reacting to 1/2 to 2/3rds strength nutrients.



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