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Always a plesure to come here
Quite amazed about the size of those plants in 2lt pots, there must be an insanely dense bunch of roots down there.
Is that a recirculating system or drain to waste?
Old style watering and yes I end always with pots filled with roots, but I'm liking this style, a lot of control on plant nutrition as I have to water every single day! so I can adjust dosages very fast.
Yeah, It's a nice one
Many seeds on this plants haven't a perfect cuticle, and some don't have it at all. I guess why...someone knows why it happens?
Someone told me it is because the seeds weren't ready 100%. This can't convince me.
Beside this, the most important thing it's they're vital and I know they're because I sprouted many seeds with cuticles like those.
Someone told me it is because the seeds weren't ready 100%. This can't convince me.
Beside this, the most important thing it's they're vital and I know they're because I sprouted many seeds with cuticles like those.
Heres the thing...
Nothing is perfect.
What you got like 10 seeds outa 200 with burnt tips/non perfect cuticles?
i'll take em lol
I say the seeds w/o the cuticle are really ready. The cuticle always comes off easily... fresh or old stock... its hte first layer of defense...
I'd be more worried about the seeds that look messed up at the tip where the pistils were.
regardless man, breathe taking pictures.
I'm sure you'd have some of your photographs posted in a cannabis art gallery
Nothing is perfect.
What you got like 10 seeds outa 200 with burnt tips/non perfect cuticles?
i'll take em lol
I say the seeds w/o the cuticle are really ready. The cuticle always comes off easily... fresh or old stock... its hte first layer of defense...
I'd be more worried about the seeds that look messed up at the tip where the pistils were.
regardless man, breathe taking pictures.
I'm sure you'd have some of your photographs posted in a cannabis art gallery
Wonderfull
I really appreciate the writing on the cuticole of these seeds
"Gift for the Pen,,,,,"
Right
Still don't know. I think it varies much from plant to plant, but I have to see in the next weeks when the other plants will dry.
Stay tuned. It's probably I'll send some to the fuzzy.
Know what? If I'm going to buy seeds, I think I want perfect seeds. So, increasing the number of good looking seeds by understanding how the cuticle forms and works it's a good thing to improve seeds yield.
Gotta study this stuff!
Many thanks bro
Thanks to you bro
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MK-Tonic Pheno #2
Some of the best smells/aromas I found in the last years, along high vigor, pretty flowers, high yield. Unfortunately I founds many nanners on every pheno.
I think I'll sprout all the batch, stessing all with light, heat and cold, and see if there is a ''pure'' female. The one that will not exibit any male flower. I really hope to find some!
Some of the best smells/aromas I found in the last years, along high vigor, pretty flowers, high yield. Unfortunately I founds many nanners on every pheno.
I think I'll sprout all the batch, stessing all with light, heat and cold, and see if there is a ''pure'' female. The one that will not exibit any male flower. I really hope to find some!
After 3 months from the switch all the seeded plants are done and seeds are def. ripen.
Some plants show new white pistils but there is no more pollen. This is a sign suggesting the previous seeds are ready...and they are.
Some flowers started to become brown and dry...other sign seeds are ready.
Here is a CT F1, wich takes around 60 days to ripe, after 3 months still with new growth.
Pollinated plants flower with some differences from regular un-pollinated plants.
Some plants show new white pistils but there is no more pollen. This is a sign suggesting the previous seeds are ready...and they are.
Some flowers started to become brown and dry...other sign seeds are ready.
Here is a CT F1, wich takes around 60 days to ripe, after 3 months still with new growth.
Pollinated plants flower with some differences from regular un-pollinated plants.
