Yes there are tons of pollen checkers out there, I don’t think I would call them “Breeders” though..Probably right. The problem can also be sometimes that breeders use genetics that they know are a little bit hermie but have strong potency.
photoperiodics? how do you know? can you firmly say that if very same plant would've in total darkness it would've developed equally.Plants flowered like normal.
Exactly!But they are promoting themselves as breeders which means something far different than it did even a few years ago. People that bred and crossed and selected from hundreds of plant over generations. Those are Breeders.
Throwing a certain male at every girl around is something else than that. And then just tossing ‘em on the Market, that’s chucking.
Okay if you know and are wiling still to go.
Yes photoperiod plants.photoperiodics? how do you know? can you firmly say that if very same plant would've in total darkness it would've developed equally.
I had small light leaks causing individual young plants delaying the onset of flower exactly where the leak fell into the tent.
I only wanna comment on this bamboo...no there's no momentum im sorry. Flowering is highly reactive and easily interrupted at any given stage of the flowering.As an intermittent grower, with no real understanding of this topic, here is my theory:
As the days get shorter, the nights become longer, which accelerates the flowering processs.
A momentum builds which, becomes harder and harder to interfere with.
I only wanna comment on this bamboo...no there's no momentum im sorry. Flowering is highly reactive and easily interrupted at any given stage of the flowering.
But an outdoor plant isn't as sensitive to a 'light leak'. (unless im wrong about that too)I only wanna comment on this bamboo...no there's no momentum im sorry. Flowering is highly reactive and easily interrupted at any given stage of the flowering.
Yes 100% folks dont realize how much a plant stress from going 18 to 12, took me a few yrs to learn this the hard way now i go 18 to 12 over a week a lot less stress.The stress is going from 18 hours of light straight to 12/12.
That never happens in nature.
Even 18 hours of light is not natural.
Glad to see you're still on here, btw. You helped me years ago when i first started growing.Id love to help but it's at this point people start trying to attack me and my input. I like this topic, im following same as you all with no real authority beyond what you have.
I just know for certain flowering is a jittery lover, bamboo.
I really only sink my teeth into arguments i can back up with scientific, peer reviewed articles these days. While i do have an opinion on outdoor light leak, to back my opinion up would require convoluted backlinking of plant systems, and it still wouldn't prove my position...only that the plants biology supports the possibility.Glad to see you're still on here, btw. You helped me years ago when i first started growing.
I love the romulan strain... That smoke was definitely where no one has gone before.1/4 to 1 inch gaps around my collapsible closet doors, in an office room that gets a lot of light, and one giant budding romulan plant in the closet on day 37 with no male flowers. just sharing some facts.
Wouldn't it be beneficial to gradually change the light hours instead of just abrupts 12:12?The stress is going from 18 hours of light straight to 12/12.
That never happens in nature.
Even 18 hours of light is not natural.
Difficult, time sapping and easy to forget. Somebody should invent a timer that reduces time each day by a given amount to reflect certain latitudes on Earth. The next thing you can do is find the minimum number of hours you need to hold a plant in veg. Then it would be more like the environment it came from. Especially handy for sativas I would have thought.Wouldn't it be beneficial to gradually change the light hours instead of just abrupts 12:12?