thailer
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Thank you!! He is making some new cheese crosses currently
Here is CD 13 male. He took a little longer than everyone else to show his sex. He clones really easily to and can survive a solo cup left neglected outdoors in the summer heat in partial sun for three weeks or so. i went to go get the clones i tossed figuring they were dead but here he was alive and growing great in dry soil. i tossed all the males and most didn't root. figured that was a good sign to his vigor and resilience.
CD 11 male. very early flowering and the only male that grows like a bush. most have the structure of CD 13 with large internode spacing. he has lots of double serrations and wider fingers on the leaves. one leaf has one spot that looks like it's varigated. my eyes keep getting drawn to these two males so that's why i kept them.
HEre they both are and it gives you a good idea of the lighting they got during their outdoor time. the sun does shine in the windows in the early afternoon into dusk so they are getting some direct sun. the males are gonna chill outside for a bit while the girls get going in bloom and then i'll toss them in bloom too somehow.
The nine ladies went into bloom yesterday on 4th of July. I will be able to harvest two small plants in the back and rearrange in two weeks. if it gets hairy i can use the other room i'm vegging inside into a bloom room and just deal with the small veggers in a different spot.
lookin real good there
