Switcher56
Comfortably numb!
... I'll buy that 
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Sexing question
- Thread starter praxis13
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That works sometimes, but not all the times. If you grow numbers big enaugh of any strain you will find individuals that don't fit the rule on both sexes. So it's best to wait and see.
Switcher56
Comfortably numb!
Absolutely!
OTOH, it is nice to have a "clue" to watch for in the early stages as those plants are still babies!
What's next?
What's next?
Hi,
The insight here has been great, thank you. So many questions I have to ask but I'll try to keep it straightforward. Here is the latest pic. I'm thinking that the tall one is the male? I have a condurum of what to do? Or do nothing and let nature take it's course.
Best,
P
What's next?
Hi,
The insight here has been great, thank you. So many questions I have to ask but I'll try to keep it straightforward. Here is the latest pic. I'm thinking that the tall one is the male? I have a condurum of what to do? Or do nothing and let nature take it's course.
Best,
P
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Switcher56
Comfortably numb!
Unless you plan on letting them have sex, you can't smoke him. You have ample time to decide, they're babies. He will be strutting around waaaaaaaaaaaay before he blows his load. Relax enjoy the coffee
Color
Color
Hi,
Thanks for the info. They might have a good color, but here is another photo with some different light. They're a fairly dark green color but there's also the houseplant in the background for comparison.
If they do have a deficiency, what would it be of? How would I correct it?
Best,
P
Color
Hi,
Thanks for the info. They might have a good color, but here is another photo with some different light. They're a fairly dark green color but there's also the houseplant in the background for comparison.
If they do have a deficiency, what would it be of? How would I correct it?
Best,
P
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They are ok for now but look for them getting yellower or showing spors on leaves. It's usually either a lack of nutes (for example nitrogen if they are light green/yellow) or sometimes too much nutrients (for example if they are too dark green, almost with a blue tint). There are charts or pictures that describe all that online. Some threads on the forum as well. Or you can post in the infirmary and get opinion of more experienced growers.
Tradegy strikes
Tradegy strikes
Hi,
So long story short, one plant got it's top cut off. That said, it looks to be recovering. See attached for comparison and a detailed photo.. The shorter one was the one that got cut, but they were never close to being at the the same height.
Anything I should do with the smaller plant? Or anything else to do?
Best,
P
Tradegy strikes
Hi,
So long story short, one plant got it's top cut off. That said, it looks to be recovering. See attached for comparison and a detailed photo.. The shorter one was the one that got cut, but they were never close to being at the the same height.
Anything I should do with the smaller plant? Or anything else to do?
Best,
P
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It'll be hard to light the shorter one either way. Your either going to have the light nearer the top of the tall one than the short one, or the taal one will become bushy and shade the shorter one if you top it. That's why most people put seeds in one pot each. That way they can stand the shorter plants on something so the tops are at the same height. Personally, I'd repot the shorter one and top the taller untopped one. Or you could side light them on the shorter plant's side. Or you could just bend the taller one over to even out their heights with a bit of string tied around the outside of the pot. That's probably the easiest solution.
It's a soil mix I bought. It looked good because there was a lot of stuff in it, good for drainage, etc. and the brand even advertised it as good for weed. Not good?
If its mostly wood its not good. Might be why your plants look yellow?. Does it have a name?. Any good potting soil or coco will work. Coco needs a lower PH. Happy frog or similar is OK.
