AlphaPhase
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Whoa-ness That means a ton to me thats probably the kindest thing I've heard in ages! Thank you! I'm glad to have helped in anyway I can, you keep on growing that dank you have there as well
There's a couple phenos finishing in 7 weeks. Prob gonna chop 1 of the samplers tomorrow at 52 daysHell yeah! Sounds so nice. That's what I'm hoping for is a fast finisher with one of the Indicas, I haven't had anything finish too fast for a while, it'll be nice. 2 outta 3 of my sour cherries are funky :/ hoping the good one is the fem though, it'll be nice for an 8 weeker
Not always. Some breeders like the males that start later so I bet that was the male used and is a trait the breeder was looking for. So I bet it was on purpose.I find it strange my black berry og's still aint all mature. Are females faster to show pre-flowers than males?
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Not going to leave it for bob?Wish I could send you my closet. I guess I'm going to have to tear it all down.
Don't know really. Not sure who's going to be here.Not going to leave it for bob?
Males will show flower faster when induced to 12/12 but we are talking pre-flowers here..I have had the exact opposite experience. Females almost always show later than males.That's a pretty commonly accepted tenet of growing herb.
How many plants have you grown, out of curiosity?
Again, I disagree. In my experience males almost always show faster in terms of preflowers in vegetative growth as well as when flowering is forced. This is, as I said, a very commonly understood and accepted concept, so I'm wondering if the folks who are saying the exact opposite actually have the firsthand experience or if you guys are just repeating something you have read or heard somewhere else.Males will show flower faster when induced to 12/12 but we are talking pre-flowers here..
Pre-flowers (primordia) are located differently to the actual bud sites but can still be a good way of determining gender in advance of the main flower formation, use a magnifying glass or loupe to make a positive identification. The undifferentiated pre-flowers appear along the main stem at the nodes (intersections) and behind the leaf spurs (stipule). Look for general trends in shape and the appearance of two white pistils to indicate a female; who often show one to two weeks before male pre-flowers, despite the main male flowers appearing before the female.
What you said may be accurate, but that does not change the commonly accepted fact that males typically show sex faster than females.I dont have much male experience.. But reading up many males wont even show pre-flowers before induced to 12/12. My own experience is ive got 1 girl and 3 no-sexes so far..
Im pretty sure Mo has plenty of experience..