Shmavis
Being-in-the-world
From the four I ended up with three girls. These plants have not been tended to properly - so please excuse their looks. I never potted up as I should’ve, they remain in 3g pots. Was never sure if I was going to finish them, I was mostly interested in getting an idea of what the male might bring to the frame/structure of the offspring, as well as vigor. Found these plants completely knocked over more than a few times. Mostly by animals I suspect. But also recently a storm with winds strong enough to also knock over the one plant that’s in a 5g bucket. Anyway, they’ve had it rough.
The surprise in this test is the pink pistils. The mother was grown twice indoors under both LED and HPS and showed no signs of pink. I don’t have a lot of experience growing outdoors and am sure the total number of plants is fewer than 30. First time for pink. And the mother stinks a lot more outdoors.
Left to right, mother and her three girls:
Mother:
The trait showing in two of the three daughters as well, here's one:
And the tall girl, last to start flowering, is now showing pink:
They've come this far, so I will let them be and hope they finish decently.
The surprise in this test is the pink pistils. The mother was grown twice indoors under both LED and HPS and showed no signs of pink. I don’t have a lot of experience growing outdoors and am sure the total number of plants is fewer than 30. First time for pink. And the mother stinks a lot more outdoors.
Left to right, mother and her three girls:
Mother:
The trait showing in two of the three daughters as well, here's one:
And the tall girl, last to start flowering, is now showing pink:
They've come this far, so I will let them be and hope they finish decently.
