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Double Dutch F2's
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I started flowering the males just over 2 weeks ago. There where several that still hadn't shown sex and where in the same tub as the males and they all got to the point none of them could be removed with out killing any of them. Those plants that didn't show all turned out to be females. I plan on culling those once the males have finished. I ended up with three males, but only two where keepers that I got cuttings off of.
Male # B
The lower part of male # B
Male # A
Male # B
The lower part of male # B
Male # A
Cuttings didn't root out evenly, some rooted sooner then others. This is the veg area with the females that I transplanted with in the last few days. There are is only one of the #1, 3, 4, and two of the #5 that where ready to transplant. The #4 is the big bushy one.
Still have some other cuttings in one of the aeroponic units. I have cutting from the 5 biggest most vigorous females, with #5 being the one that rooted out like a champ even though they where taken/cut about a week later.
Still have some other cuttings in one of the aeroponic units. I have cutting from the 5 biggest most vigorous females, with #5 being the one that rooted out like a champ even though they where taken/cut about a week later.
The males have started dropping pollen. The first flowers started dropping pollen a couple days ago. in the next week they should be dropping enough for me to start collecting pollen.
I did collect a little pollen on my finger and applied some pollen to a few female hairs, just to kick the seed making into gear.
I did collect a little pollen on my finger and applied some pollen to a few female hairs, just to kick the seed making into gear.
I've collected pollen from the three males, although I only have clone from two of the males. The one male (male C) that I don't have cutting from has the tightest clusters of male flower out of all of the males.
Yesterday I noticed that male A has a few female hairs on a couple of branches.
Yesterday I noticed that male A has a few female hairs on a couple of branches.
Nice pics. What lights are you using for the males? What smells are in the room? By the way
I associate long petioles with Chronic if you're trying to destinguish traits from the parents. On that male with female traits, I had a thread here before (old handle) where I asked Gerrit about that trait and he answered back qoute :"According to your own observations, the female DD's that are the offspring of a (Warlock) male that can be induced to reverse, did not show cross-gender traits".
I associate long petioles with Chronic if you're trying to destinguish traits from the parents. On that male with female traits, I had a thread here before (old handle) where I asked Gerrit about that trait and he answered back qoute :"According to your own observations, the female DD's that are the offspring of a (Warlock) male that can be induced to reverse, did not show cross-gender traits".
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The males are pushing 6 weeks. With only that one having a few female flowers. It's also the one with the most resin out of the males. I also have some females in the room too. They are under a 1k hps light.
It would be nice to be able to identify traits from the mother's line (chronic) and or the father's line (Warlock) in the f2's. I've noticed different traits in different offspring, some smell way more then others, different plant structures, longer and shorter petioles. I'm curious to see how those traits will show in a f3 generation. I'd think that there would be those that show chronic traits, ones that show Warlock traits and ones that would be a blend of both.
On the 27th I moved 4 of the #5's into one of the flower room. Resulting in them getting their first 12/12 light cycle after the lights turned off some thing like 10-11 hours later.
The #5 was the one that rooted out the fastest, not to mention all of them rooted.
I transplanted the rest of the cutting of 1-5 into 6 inch bucket lid net pots. They should be ready to start flowering with in 4 week or less, but first they need to have some clones taken from them.
The #5 was the one that rooted out the fastest, not to mention all of them rooted.
I transplanted the rest of the cutting of 1-5 into 6 inch bucket lid net pots. They should be ready to start flowering with in 4 week or less, but first they need to have some clones taken from them.
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Hi Gano 
good 2 see U doing ur thing ...peace ...looks nice in here
good 2 see U doing ur thing ...peace ...looks nice in here
The males are done. So are the three females that where in the same tubs, these are the ones I wan't sure if they where females. I wanted to see if any of the seeds where mature, so I dug into one bud and pulled out a mature seed. I had intended to remove the males earlier but with the other plants being females I opted to give them a couple more weeks so some of the seeds could mature. This will just add to a larger gene pool of F3 seeds.
I transplanted cutting of the 1 through 5 into bucket lid net pots last week and the roots are have started to growing. I'll be able to take cuttings from them in the next 7 to 10 days and then I can start to flower them out and see what I get from the different cuttings from 1-5
I transplanted cutting of the 1 through 5 into bucket lid net pots last week and the roots are have started to growing. I'll be able to take cuttings from them in the next 7 to 10 days and then I can start to flower them out and see what I get from the different cuttings from 1-5
I topped all of them yesterday before lights out. I also did the same with the roots, I clipped the growing tips of the roots. Clipping the roots acts just like topping the top grow shoot of the plant does. Only the #3's got their roots clipped before being moved to the flower room.
Here are a couple pictures of a clone from these plants mother. These pictures are from many years ago now. This one plant was the smallest plant the room, in the corner of the room and the plants that where around her where not giving her much space.
So momma Dutch grew like a hedge. A few of the plants have shown that same trait, they grew wider then the total height of the plant. Which is why I say a hedge.
