WTF IS THAT!?

Jack Kilgore

Jack Kilgore

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Dude you guys! I dug into one of my girls' root system because I was checking moisture in the deeper parts of the container and I found THIS badboy:

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As you can see it resembles a large coffee bean thats seemingly produced a taproot. When I found it, the whole thing was underground so was it trying to sprout or get a taproot going? Is it maybe a perennial or biannual? Id REALLY like to know. I set it in another container and gave it some water. I am very very curious because how did it get there? What is it? Is this normal for Black Gold soil? Is this something I should look for in all my pots? Or is it related to the cannabis in any way?
 
Jack Kilgore said:
Dude you guys! I dug into one of my girls' root system because I was checking moisture in the deeper parts of the container and I found THIS badboy:

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As you can see it resembles a large coffee bean thats seemingly produced a taproot. When I found it, the whole thing was underground so was it trying to sprout or get a taproot going? Is it maybe a perennial or biannual? Id REALLY like to know. I set it in another container and gave it some water. I am very very curious because how did it get there? What is it? Is this normal for Black Gold soil? Is this something I should look for in all my pots? Or is it related to the cannabis in any way?
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No idea what it is but looks crazy to me lmao
 
Jack Kilgore said:
Dude you guys! I dug into one of my girls' root system because I was checking moisture in the deeper parts of the container and I found THIS badboy:

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As you can see it resembles a large coffee bean thats seemingly produced a taproot. When I found it, the whole thing was underground so was it trying to sprout or get a taproot going? Is it maybe a perennial or biannual? Id REALLY like to know. I set it in another container and gave it some water. I am very very curious because how did it get there? What is it? Is this normal for Black Gold soil? Is this something I should look for in all my pots? Or is it related to the cannabis in any way?
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I hope you planted it, would be cool to see what it turns out as. It's not "normal" but it happens as most commercial soils are forest top soil, ground bark,peat,etc. Over the years I've gotten two pines/firs and several herbaceous plants popping up. Research Black Gold soil and see where it's made, then check via google that area and may give you a clue
 
Singlemalt said:
I hope you planted it, would be cool to see what it turns out as. It's not "normal" but it happens as most commercial soils are forest top soil, ground bark,peat,etc. Over the years I've gotten two pines/firs and several herbaceous plants popping up. Research Black Gold soil and see where it's made, then check via google that area and may give you a clue
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^^ This

Also when my seed tables start dropping seed and I find little seedlings at the base that is a clue it's time to start harvest. Today I transplanted my first Snow Temple Lotus F2. So today I begin chopping, whine.
 
Best guess is some type of Oak.
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Jack Kilgore said:
Dude you guys! I dug into one of my girls' root system because I was checking moisture in the deeper parts of the container and I found THIS badboy:

View attachment 4192077
As you can see it resembles a large coffee bean thats seemingly produced a taproot. When I found it, the whole thing was underground so was it trying to sprout or get a taproot going? Is it maybe a perennial or biannual? Id REALLY like to know. I set it in another container and gave it some water. I am very very curious because how did it get there? What is it? Is this normal for Black Gold soil? Is this something I should look for in all my pots? Or is it related to the cannabis in any way?
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Plant it. When the true leaves emerge I might be able to ID it. I think it is a tree. Or a large shrub. That's too big for a perennial plant.
 
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