uthenger
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Yesterday uthenger while grinding some bud from JH1 has heard some scrapping noise - was thinking is a stem. Then he found one seed, pretty big size, hard, light green - not fully matured color, but he thinks yhe seed is viable.
This means that there are 2 possibilities:
1: JH1 is a "hermie", true hermaphrodite or induced one by environmental factors - and that could be too, her sister, JH2 who is flowering indoor had a hard seedling time, from five seeds spouted only 3 (wet paper method) and only two made to the surface of the soil. JH2 was in a bigger container, and she developed two 1,5 cm/less than half inch leaves, then stopped growing for the next 2 weeks. Than uthenger realized that is not good to plant directly in final container, autoflower or not, contrary to the believe that the transplant to bigger container has any noticeable stress effect on plants - uthenger even thinks that the almost root bound plants actually enjoying the transplanting process, they love the fresh soil that they receive and once -or twice on harvest - in a lifetime they can see the sunshine too
. Back to the story, when JH2 was transplanted to a smaller container that could dry out, she began to grow, and autoflower or not, after the transplant she has vegged as long as JH1, even one week longer (she started the grow sloly, then exploded in growt), that means, even that they sprouted on the same day, she entered flowering only three weeks ago, so 3 weeks later than JH1. So what is with the ticking clock? She, JH2 also presented in preflowering some "balls" like formations on two branches, not too many, about 7-9 balls (early pollen sacks) in total, after 5 days they did not develop any hairs, so uthenger took them down, despite that he was not sure that they are male flowers in early stage or not.
2: Possibility #2 is that somebody else is growing near by and the pollen got there - the probability after uthenger's opinion is negligible.
Seeds
Yesterday uthenger while grinding some bud from JH1 has heard some scrapping noise - was thinking is a stem. Then he found one seed, pretty big size, hard, light green - not fully matured color, but he thinks yhe seed is viable.
This means that there are 2 possibilities:
1: JH1 is a "hermie", true hermaphrodite or induced one by environmental factors - and that could be too, her sister, JH2 who is flowering indoor had a hard seedling time, from five seeds spouted only 3 (wet paper method) and only two made to the surface of the soil. JH2 was in a bigger container, and she developed two 1,5 cm/less than half inch leaves, then stopped growing for the next 2 weeks. Than uthenger realized that is not good to plant directly in final container, autoflower or not, contrary to the believe that the transplant to bigger container has any noticeable stress effect on plants - uthenger even thinks that the almost root bound plants actually enjoying the transplanting process, they love the fresh soil that they receive and once -or twice on harvest - in a lifetime they can see the sunshine too
. Back to the story, when JH2 was transplanted to a smaller container that could dry out, she began to grow, and autoflower or not, after the transplant she has vegged as long as JH1, even one week longer (she started the grow sloly, then exploded in growt), that means, even that they sprouted on the same day, she entered flowering only three weeks ago, so 3 weeks later than JH1. So what is with the ticking clock? She, JH2 also presented in preflowering some "balls" like formations on two branches, not too many, about 7-9 balls (early pollen sacks) in total, after 5 days they did not develop any hairs, so uthenger took them down, despite that he was not sure that they are male flowers in early stage or not. 2: Possibility #2 is that somebody else is growing near by and the pollen got there - the probability after uthenger's opinion is negligible.
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