Strange phenomenon or genetic mutation?

MD914

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ButchyBoy said:
So how are they looking today? Has the stress progressed any? Great view of the coast, I love the sun rise over there! What flavor is that wine? My wife works at the local wine and spirits distribution center and brings home bottle after bottle of wines and such. Love me a nice Merlot......
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They seem to be enjoying their new pots! The one I topped 8 times is exploding with new growth...the tripliod is stretching a bit (I want it to so I can snag some cuttings) but I won't let it go past today...the other one is showing white hairs and is totally ready to start flowering...I'll take some pics after the game (couch locked at the moment) :)

Now...as far as the wine...happens to be one of my favorite topics :)
I was enjoying the very last bottle of Cakebread Chardonnay 2009 from a case I received as a gift. A FANTASTICALLY fruity and smooth wine. And it is unfortunately no longer available :( I have been able to find the 2011 At $42.95 a bottle...YIKES!!)
I too enjoy a nice merlot on occasion with a nice meal! I happened across a 2006 late harvest Vidal that I had put aside some time ago while doing some reorganizing this morning. I'm not terribly sure if I should have sat on it for seven years...but I will let you know later on ;)
 
MD914

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ButchyBoy said:
So how are they looking today? Has the stress progressed any? Great view of the coast, I love the sun rise over there! What flavor is that wine? My wife works at the local wine and spirits distribution center and brings home bottle after bottle of wines and such. Love me a nice Merlot......
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I think your wife and I could become very good friends!! ;)
 
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image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgThis mornings pics...first is the one that got the 8 toppings the other night, pics 2 & 3 are shots of the same plants leaves...doing something similar to what the triploid did last week. Pic 4 is the triploid after yesterday's stretch (taking cuttings tonight)...pic 5 is just chillin' 8)

Well it seems pics 1 & 2 got put at the bottom...
 

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A fruity wine... Ya, you and my wife would get along just fine as she likes those more than the others. I am not a fruity wine guy! I am however a whisky guy!!!! We have enough at the house to start a small package store. A bottle of 1919 and a nice slab of Salmon makes a wonderful supper!

Your girls are looking good! Do you see any of the yellowing on the new growth? I checked the runoff of one of mine yesterday and it is at 1390 ppm and 6.16 ph. I need to flush a few times to lower the ppm as they are showing some stress.
 
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ButchyBoy said:
A fruity wine... Ya, you and my wife would get along just fine as she likes those more than the others. I am not a fruity wine guy! I am however a whisky guy!!!! We have enough at the house to start a small package store. A bottle of 1919 and a nice slab of Salmon makes a wonderful supper!

Your girls are looking good! Do you see any of the yellowing on the new growth? I checked the runoff of one of mine yesterday and it is at 1390 ppm and 6.16 ph. I need to flush a few times to lower the ppm as they are showing some stress.
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What time is supper?
 
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ButchyBoy said:
A fruity wine... Ya, you and my wife would get along just fine as she likes those more than the others. I am not a fruity wine guy! I am however a whisky guy!!!! We have enough at the house to start a small package store. A bottle of 1919 and a nice slab of Salmon makes a wonderful supper!

Your girls are looking good! Do you see any of the yellowing on the new growth? I checked the runoff of one of mine yesterday and it is at 1390 ppm and 6.16 ph. I need to flush a few times to lower the ppm as they are showing some stress.
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My runoff pH is on point...I'm only seeing one yellowing leaf towards bottoms of two of my plants. My concern is that shadowing of lightness on those leaf edges...Thinking Ill hit it with the Cal Mag Plus this evening. It seemed to correct the issue with my ploid!

Auto correct really irritates me right after somebody pisses me off...just sayin'
 
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I am also getting tired of auto corrects shirt!!!! LOL....

Glad to here the cal mag helped. Supper is around 7:00pm when the wife gets home from work.
 
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So the above plant with the leaf issue was canoeing when I got home yesterday!! Yikes! Fed some CalMag Plus and it's canoeing NO MORE :) I still have some discoloration in the leaves just not AS bad...runoff pH is right about 6.5 and I do have lime in my soil? I'm wondering what's causing this...
Some side pics of the girls this morning, pretty dense except for the triploid who has no side shoots (also took a few cuttings from triploid)
 

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You are on the low end of the ph scale for optimal uptake of magnesium. low mag will cause the canoeing. They are looking really nice :bigjoint:
Have you seen this chart?

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MD914

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ButchyBoy said:
You are on the low end of the ph scale for optimal uptake of magnesium. low mag will cause the canoeing. They are looking really nice :bigjoint:
Have you seen this chart?

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And low calcium locks out Mag...I fed cal mag...hopefully will correct...but with lime in my soil I shouldn't be having this issue?? My pH appears to be a couple points lower than normal?
 
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woody333333 said:
y would ya?.........whats it gonna tell you?
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Well won't it give me an indication of what my root zone pH is, which will tell me if they are even able to utilize what I give them?
My first TRY my root zone was extremely acidic from all the chemicals...lol...they were like BOMBS in pots!!
 
Sheesh420

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Glamorous or not that's hawt!!!

I would top it to see how it splits and yes cloning it should retain the trait indefinitely.
 
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