Triple or quad planting works best with clone because seeds all have different color and structure and you can easily tell it's not one giant plant.
the obvious is often lost on screws and the others that are giving him advice in this thread.
Triple or quad planting works best with clone because seeds all have different color and structure and you can easily tell it's not one giant plant.
Triple or quad planting works best with clone because seeds all have different color and structure and you can easily tell it's not one giant plant.
What would you guys have me do? I dont have any clones and i dont have a time machine.the obvious is often lost on screws and the others that are giving him advice in this thread.
Thats basically how i see it.Sheriffs and code enforcement at not farmers.
They are likely to not see things the way you do.
where I live they would definitely have no idea.
I had 3 dif seed plants in one pot last year and after a month you couldnt tell they were different plants . Even my friends who saw it thought it was one plant.
yah it was a tough season...Your dog got smaller towards the end
Out of curiosity how were your roots? Did the hold the soil together?
Yah there were no root/soil issues, just a little crowding where the plants grew together. We planted those starts in july , pulled 6 pounds from a 400 . I still have a jar full of Flo OG, it's amazing. Doing that strain again this year.
ok point taken. but I think seeds are more resilient, and also they don't need supp lighting. And i would rather have the strains i am growing than any clones.I would have you listen to the advice I was giving you since the beginning of the thread.
I'm pretty sure one of the things I said was to abandon growing 12 different strains and to pick up healthy clones of 1-2 strains so you can make your life easy...But what the fuck do I know
they have healthy roots growing out the bottom of the smartpots. soil held together fine for the most part, only a couple rootballs started to fall apart when i took them out but i think they were too wet. it wasn't bad and i held them together so no worries. THe transplants all look happy this morning.I mean what you are planting right now. Sorry I was not clear on that
If you want uniform product then probably should use clones. With seds usually there is some variation. but uniformity is not my concern, good yield and quality are. I can sell mixed packs no problem.Is it possible to
get seeds that the bud all looks similar?
did you separate every plant in order to sell them for more? cuz you could just toss everything in the same bag , and as long as they look ok people will take the mixed units for a decent priceI did a fat seed garden a few years back and all the plants were huge and healthy, but when harvest came I hated having to section off and label each and every plant.