Naturalgazda
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Thanks for the advice everyone. I held off on cutting down the Malawis. I really don't know what I'm doing at this part of the grow. Reflowering is a thing? What should I be looking at? Do the bracts or calyxes open more?
Anyway, here are pics of my Thai GT. One of the meristems got just a little more light than the surrounding ones and began to shoot out nodes and bracts. I stopped this because I just want this grow to finish. I wonder if I could have moved the lights closer to trigger more shooting and grow the buds out another 12". Does anyone do that?
These are last week though. They seem a bit fuller this week.
Just thinking out loud here: Should I graft all of my clones back onto this root stock? Should I do it now, before I harvest the buds? Or at the same time? If I dry on racks, I could just snip the buds off the plant. Then I could graft my clones to stems of the same size. Is there anything to be gained here?
Hi. I see extremely fertilized plants there. The result is exactly the appearance of the flowers. It is sparse and the flowers seem to be mutated. So the flowers do something between a male and a female. Basically hermaphrodic clusters. They are also literally dry in consistency and there is much less resin. But maybe I'm wrong ... but my experience says exactly what I'm describing.
GT really likes clean water. Of course they need nutrition, but next time I would be very careful with fertilizing. These are my observations when I see it. Maybe someone will correct me or confirm the condition of your plants.
This browning of the pistils is also a premature phenomenon caused by an inappropriate level of nutrition. The abundance of single-bladed leaves is also proof of this.