no, the plants naturally declare their sex after the 5th node. then I eliminate the males and the unwanted females. Then I will take cuttings from each and I will make them flower.So are you 12 /12 immediately after germination to sex them? And then do you change the light again or leave as is?
Thanks for sharing your method.no, the plants naturally declare their sex after the 5th node. then I eliminate the males and the unwanted females. Then I will take cuttings from each and I will make them flower.
I will keep the cuttings until the end of the harvest then after the tests I will eliminate them all to keep the best.
Next run I select the male. quite a bit more laborious.
I expect fairly uniform phenos in general with variations in flo stretch and terpenes, vigor. It's already very stable genetics so I'm not worried about hermaphroditism and I put the odds in my favor with an open pollenisation , I think it's the best way to preserve the orignal gene pool. Just need to find the diamond.
The males, it will be interesting to find a resinous one but I know that there is one in this genotype, I have seen several other people who have found one so no worries.
Will be interesting to compare with other members.
Yes they reach maturity 3-5 week after germination and they will show preflowers.Thanks for sharing your method.
So is it the case all photoperiods reveal their sex this way without a change to the lighting schedule? I did not realize this happened. ( Obviously haven't done enough research)
So is this a tea you mix with water?Brewing aact next irrigation. I have incredible result with this mix. View attachment 18973079
So is this a tea you mix with water?
Your growing style is so wildly different to anything I've ever done, with the cubes and this tea but I quite fancy having a go myself, I love a challenge. Do you grow this way due to your situation or does it give better results than soil?