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if its not trouble grow it out - you never know

Mutation IMO. Start over

Pretty much. Pheno is short for phenotype. Pheno is the expression of the genes and reaction to growing conditions - or what the plant looks like pretty much. I believe true phenotype is meant to define the expression of the genotype - or genetic make up.

Be careful not to love this little guy to death. Plants like to do their thing and sometimes we throw them off with all of our care. Good luck

Nodes are where the branches arise so to speak. The space between them is the internode

Ha!! We'll see on that one. I'm still a work in progress

One more thing. Ever since I quit flushing my plants have finished earlier and the flowers were thicker, more potent, looked way better to the end, and generally of better quality.

Not being smart. There is tons of info on this site along with dozens of comments both pro and con. I've read it, thought about it, tried to fact check it, and decided not to flush. So - what do you think?

What is your opinion on flushing BB? I have read all the threads as well and don't do it

yep

gotta be something in the air

I'm thinking atmosphere. Something from the interior plus the heater plus larger room and new air movement/exchange parameters. One batch of bad medium could do it as well Good luck

I agree with the pumice. Great stuff. Can be used for cuttings too. I can't get it any more around here though

3rd generation I believe. Filial

I think it has something to do with the moisture holding capacity of the vermiculite. Drainage dynamics in container grown plants can be messed up pretty easy. Let us know what you find. Good luck

I went from canna to Dyna grow foilage pro and have not had any issues. Price is Right also. Good luck

Excellent... thank you

Also - large temp swings are not the best growing practice. I think 80 to 70 or so is closer to what we would like. Lots of info out there

In late flower the high temps could lead to the plants expressing some types of stress. Throwing out pollen sacs is one possibility. I also think the temps might cause airy buds but not positive. Good luck

Coco and perlite. Typically use the DG feeding chart