BlueDigiBerry F2

EastCoastHaze

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• Jun 1, 2014

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BlueDigiBerry F2

-- Genotype: Blueberry Cut (DP fem) and Dank.Frank's Digiberry Bx1 male

-- Breeder: VerdantGreen

-- Lighting: T5 HO 2 FT 4 Blub / 1k MH / 1k HPS

-- Medium: Roots Organic 707 Aurora

-- Nutrients (Per 5 Gal Rez): Plain Water / PH 6.3

-- Germination Ratio: 0/12

-- Container: 16oz solo cup / 1 gal / 3 gal / 5 gal

NOTE: Planted them on 5-28-14.

E.C. Haze

 

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• Jun 2, 2014

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great stuff ECH! looking forward to the show.

VG

 

Gil Tokerson

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• Jun 4, 2014

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Tagging in to this thread, so I don't miss what you find. There have only been a few documented grows, so I'm looking forward to seeing yours.
-gil

 

milo_xxx

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• Jun 9, 2014

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Pulling up a chair....

I have been very interest in growing these.... Currently my funds are nonexistent.... That's the only reason I haven't grabbed a pk or 4.....

 

EastCoastHaze

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• Jun 10, 2014

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UPDATE 6-10-14

BlueDigiBerry F2

-- Genotype: Blueberry Cut (DP fem) and Dank.Frank's Digiberry Bx1 male

-- Breeder: VerdantGreen

-- Lighting: T5 HO 2 FT 4 Blub

-- Medium: Roots Organic 707 Aurora

-- Nutrients (Per 5 Gal Rez): Plain Water / PH 6.3

-- Germination Ratio: 12/12

-- Container: 16oz solo cup

NOTE: I think i remeber someone mentioning something about a trifoliate.

 

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• Jun 11, 2014

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excellent start

 

dank.frank

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• Jun 11, 2014

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It's not trifoliate...

It's whorled phyllotaxy...fwiw.



dank.Frank

 

Gil Tokerson

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• Jun 11, 2014

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Keep an eye on the others. I had several turn quad or tri after the third or fourth node. Can't wait to see what yours turn out like.
-gil

 

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• Jun 14, 2014

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dank.frank said:

It's not trifoliate...

It's whorled phyllotaxy...fwiw.



dank.Frank

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i prefer to call it tri-lateral branching, but yes its a form of whorled phylotaxy

 

Gil Tokerson

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• Jun 14, 2014

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Well you guys are gonna have to educate me. What is a trifoliate?

 

Gil Tokerson

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• Jun 14, 2014

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...And my og X bludigiberry quad turned out male, so he's no longer with us

 

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afaik gil, a trifoliate is what most people cannabis people call 3 leaves/nodes around the stem rather than the usual 2... but actually (in real botany) it is a leaf with three leaflets.

whorled phyllotaxy is a more general term that refers to leaves appearing in a circlular pattern around the stem... so what the weed growers call trifoliate and quadrifoliate are both examples of whorled phyllotaxy.

weed growers often use slightly inaccurate terms but it doesnt really matter as long as it is understood what is meant.

e.g. we should really call a strain a 'cultivar' and not a strain... but everyone understands 'strain' so it may be better to still use strain

VG

 

Gil Tokerson

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• Jun 14, 2014

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I been learned! Thanks. I guess I could pick up book every every once in a while! I'll stick with tri and quad, as not to confuse the stoners.

 

ambertrich

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• Jun 26, 2014

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ECH, looks like you babies are off to a good start. Really interested in how they progress for ya. I'll be following along as I have just popped a few of these myself and can't wait to see what they do.

Got any update on em?

Good growing

 

EastCoastHaze

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• Jun 26, 2014

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@ Amber: Tomorrow is garden work so they will be getting transplanted into 1 gallon grow bags. Was supose to do my garden work today but had to get some life stuff handled for today. Heres a quick snap tho.

BlueDigiBerry F2 (3 rows of 4 left side)

 

VerdantGreen

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• Jul 22, 2014

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hi all, unfortunately ECH has had a few logistical/life problems that resulted in him having to abandon this grow, the plants are no more afaik. Eastcoast is fine i think and there will be some more tests starting in the near future when he/we can sort it out.

best wishes and thanks to him, at least he showed the F2s have good germination rates!

VG

 

Gil Tokerson

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• Jul 22, 2014

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That's a bummer. But they're just plants. Safety is much more important. There's always more seeds to crack.
My bdb were 12/12 also, for what it's worth.
Good luck ECH, and try again when you can. There are some nice specimens in these f2s.

-gil