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Doctor John

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sorry i just need to vent. i had to kill 5 of my 11 babies for being bad boys. also their 10 clones had to go. now only one carmelicous and my 5 feminized blueberry's left. I think i will pay for all fem in the future. I did buy a mixed fem combo and i started one seed of each to be starter mother and the are already 6 inches and looking nice and bushy. one each white widow,crystal, and ice.

Any advice on keeping mothers at a manageable size. Is it alright to keep them in smaller pots(2 gal) to keep the size down?
 
scroglodyte

scroglodyte

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i chop a mom to pieces, and let one of the clones be the new mom. but, yes......smaller pot. less N. less light.
some ppl keep them like a large houseplant if they can. with just enough light to keep it from flowering.
 
Geronimo420

Geronimo420

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Doctor John said:
sorry i just need to vent. i had to kill 5 of my 11 babies for being bad boys. also their 10 clones had to go. now only one carmelicous and my 5 feminized blueberry's left. I think i will pay for all fem in the future. I did buy a mixed fem combo and i started one seed of each to be starter mother and the are already 6 inches and looking nice and bushy. one each white widow,crystal, and ice.

Any advice on keeping mothers at a manageable size. Is it alright to keep them in smaller pots(2 gal) to keep the size down?
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Different method are use to produce all female. Not one of em work 100% of time. The 2 most efficient & newest way use either Colloidal Silver or Silver thiosulfate . Stressing a known female or using gibe-relic acid were also use in the past but they often result in a percentage of the baby's been hermaphrodite . Very Unfortunately Freebee seem to be a way for seed bank to get rid of these unreliable seeds as well as their older stock of regular seeds. It's quite teasing cause after seeing post with picture of Wonderful baby's coming from freebee you just cant dump them either.
 
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