Interesting observation and specimen. It’s neat to see these sorts of outliers. I like the idea of making seeds to preserve the rare expression. On one side of the spectrum there are auto flowering types with most types flowering normally under 12/12. To see the other end of the spectrum and it’s inherent challenges is quite attractive.
I may have missed it if already commented on, I’m curious to know if this is a plant from regular or feminized seeds stock? Many blessings and much love
I’ve grown it’s sisters with good results but who could say what plants the seeds actually come from where.
I’ve never needed calmag, there’s times I’ve tried it but ut doesn’t make any difference i. My garden, that being the case I don’t it cutting into my base nutrients %
High nitrogen levels idk about, I’m using a full profile nutrient so I thought it couldn’t ve too high or low?
Jfc, I’ve grown for a few decades but only on my own, I can grow a ok crop but idk much about it all, that’s the truth.
Actually overgrow is great, there’s a lot growers here with lots of actual experience, in the past at riu I just didn’t ask based on the replies I seen to some questions.
I’m not looking to run down riu it manages that itself lol, but I’ve few friends there so i still check in.
I can’t believe how well recycling works, I’ve got enough coco to last me a decade or more now.
I’ve saved circa £300 over the last couple of years ± plus I’ve no risks of bumping into my neighbour for example at the grow shop, it was always stressful going to the grow shop afraidthat i meet anyone.
I live in a rural community so getting it delivered also creates issues as I know the delivery dude personally.
So now I’ve got 100s of liters, but I’ve been working with the same ±100lt since I started recycling.
I see so much of me in this thread… still have my Oxypots out in the shed… switched to felt pots, less mess… same results.
Love the recycling of coco, but have a big suggestion for you as I used to do the same… the old root mass not removed can be broken down and turned into a food the plant can uptake…
HYBROZYME… adding this will do just that, break down old plant mass into a food enzyme… using this changed everything reusing coco… also, if you order from Amazon and have them send in Amazon box and not vendor, nobody will know you ordered a new 15kg brick from Botanicare… yup, use good coco coir and not the small red bricks… they need rinsing big time.
@Carty hey bud, when I started recycling my coco I did wonder about the roots decomposing and adding nutrient to the mix, I didn’t want to problems later so I sieved the roots out and thankfully no problems.
I use the mesh from a fan to sieve it makes the coco look like new.
i used canna coco for years but i’ve found the course fibrous brick coco great for seedlings and clones but maybe less so for flowering if hand feeding.
I’m not sure if it’s been said by someone else, but you may have a couple of Autos there.
They don’t care what the light cycle is, they’re not flowering until they are ready.
I had a few phenos of sugar floss by cannarado do this to me last run… it was weird, I hit it with a bloom enhancer,and got em kicked off at week 9.they were monsters but produced some of the most potent flower ive ever smoked.
you dont need to change your environment to induce flower. just the light timing 12 12… bloom enhancers could help if you havent tried… are these the same cultivar? and do you know the breeder? could just be bad genetics… or they could be late late late bloomers. usually by this time i would have tossed the plants as its costing money to veg forever
this is literally and endless pit at this point. In my personal opinion, i would toss em… unless you have endless money for electric and nutes… have they stopped growing vertically?
It’ll work it’s only a matter if getting it right?
After a 2nd look I’m thinking I’d rather have them in contact with outer stem/bark?
Idk if the bit I drilled is even alive?
I’ll find out in time though I’m dubious tbh, if got the opertunity to drill it again I’d go right down the edge, I’d also use a sharp drill but that’s another story.