BleedsGreen
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That looks delicious!
Chuckers paradise......
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You should end up with some very nice females
I only used a 250 watt cfl when I did breeding indoors. Low heat and good growth.
Amos Otis
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Yes, enough growth, but not too much for the space and estimated time. I've used one 250 watt cfl in the past - still have the bulb and fixture, but didn't get very good coverage beyond the middle area. now use 105 watt bulbs per foot, so 3 in the 2 x 3 and 4 in the 2 x 4. Both these are normally my veg tents, but just didn't feel good about the annual back deck chuck after losing most to early rains and mold last year.
The other benefit to the 105 watts, is the flexibility to turn some on / off, or stagger them at various heights. I've used those tents for the final days of l o n g flowering plants so others could access the bloom tent.
THT
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Yes I am for sure. This one female I hit with swami's Nigerian blue. But also have 4 more females that I am pheno Hunting through right now. The best girl will be back crossed again with the best of 4 cackleberry males, which I am also hunting at this very moment.
higher self
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Got some Golden Papaya x Jelly Breath fems popping above the soil. Should definitely be a carbon filter buster the Jelly Breath already is. I always have panic attacks when the power goes out lol!
the gnome
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there's already several stand outs in each cross getting my attention amigo
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higher self
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So found some interesting info about reversing males in Chuckys Bagseed thread since I picked up a pack. Seems like a few steps beyond just reversing the male like I intended to do.
thenotsoesoteric
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Don't trip buddy, I started some seeds beginning of June and they are now just getting hardened stems, lol. I had bit of trouble and had to rescue transplant in order to save them.
So you're still ahead of some people like me. Cheers
tatonka
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Cojack x honeybee F3
#2, #4 and #5 are confirmed dudes.
I am going to keep #4 around and get some pollen for chucking.
Cojack x honeybee F3 #1 and #3 are not positive females but I am going to trigger flowering to get them to show.
Gmo x Swayze #1 and #2 are dudes.
I will keep #2 around for chucking
Both males I am keeping back were the two plants least affected by the fucking powdery mildew
#2, #4 and #5 are confirmed dudes.
I am going to keep #4 around and get some pollen for chucking.
Cojack x honeybee F3 #1 and #3 are not positive females but I am going to trigger flowering to get them to show.
Gmo x Swayze #1 and #2 are dudes.
I will keep #2 around for chucking
Both males I am keeping back were the two plants least affected by the fucking powdery mildew
Is that structure wise or smell wise ?there's already several stand outs in each cross getting my attention amigo
CFLs are not the best for big plants but are good enough for 12/12 from seed breeding. . the worst part about them is you really can't stagger plant heights with them or one will have insufficient light.
the gnome
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I started both HSS x Mimosa and DB x Mimosa 1st,
they sprouted week faster over the Legend og x DB and bigger,
at this point HSS has the best structure and aromas by far, very nice structures.
heavy T Rex tooth serrations leaves
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How long veg time do you think.you will have ?