Ya man I grow weed to alleviate stress , not cause more lol
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Ok so sometimes I do like trying to figure things out lol That weird calyx on #5 that doesnât quite look like a pollinated one ,made me take her out this am for a very good inspection .
I went over the entire plant from top to bottom . Sadly I could not seem to find the same one in the previous picture .
But I did find these 3 on it . Right click and choose open in new tab to be able to zoom in .
So I recalled seeing this a few years ago . At that time I thought they were male flowers sporting hairs but they werenât . It also wasnât a young seed . They just seemed to be trich free calyx . I also do not believe that these on #5 are young seeds . I am not seeing it on any of the other plants at all.
I had to haul out #6 and a Strawberry Headband to get to #5 so I took a couple pics .
#6 is obviously overfed , so that just shows you the variation between these phenos even more when 3 others the same mix wasnât strong enough for .
And one of the SH cuts that needs her lowers trimmed but wonât get it lol
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I donât see it in your latest 3 pics, but I think I know what youâre talking about. I had something like that on one of my @Strayfox testers last year:
Ended up staying that way all the way to harvest. I thought it was a nanner or a seed at first, but it was just mutant growth. The DS produced a lot of cojoined twin seeds, so maybe theyâre just clownin you. Probably no chance itâs already a seed from this round of pollination.
Either way, nice pics. 
Plants looking good. You gonna say which clone that was?
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I donât see what youâre talking about re: a trich-free calyx on the #5. But you know what looks really cool? That first closeup pic of the #5, with that out of focus leaf in the foreground and those trichomes that look like theyâre just kinda floating on the leaf or something. Very cool.
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Trust me all 3 of those pics have it . The first two are blurry but the last one clearly shows it without needing to zoom in .
The first pic if you zoom in you can make it out in the dead center . Just above the leaf minitiger is talking about .
The last pic it is dead center on the top of the bud right by the red hair.
Anyway I am sure that it is not a seed , just an example of the wonder of this plant lol
I am also not convinced my Wolfpack pollen is viable as I am not really seeing any signs of it taking on any of the branches I dusted . So that kinda sucks .
The cut is of #6
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quilty 
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Sorry to hijack, but have you seen good results from using this to keep your ladies going down the stretch? Last round I switched to organic soil with dry amendments, but need something for a quick boost as I run down the home stretch of flowering.
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No apologies needed . Anyone who has any question is more then welcome to post it
I am guessing you are asking about the Neptunes ?
I do find it works better for me then top dressing does . Even though it is 100% organic and such I will not use past week 6 . I have never used it at more then 2 tbs per gal but I do plan on doing 3 tbs per gal on the next feeding for DS F2 #4 and #2 .
They make another one specifically for tomatoes that I think might be even better for weed plants but I have never seen it at the store I buy from.
You also just gave me an idea I have been curious about for a while now. On the next flowering run I am going to only give one plant Neptunes the whole time .
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Sweet, Iâll be following your experiment for sure! With liquid organic fertilizer do you pH your solution?
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I donât PH anything ever
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You donât ph anything? Ever? pH perfect nutes? Whaaaat?
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I just count on what is in my soil to make things right . For the most part it seems to work lol
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You mix your own soil? Do you use RO water? Thatâs remarkable. Sounds like I need to learn something here.
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I do mix my own soil and no I just use fairly hard well water . The solids build up from that is one of the reasons I do not reuse my soil .
The pro mix I use as a base , like most potting soil has a ph buffer , usually Lyme , plus I add a good amount of crushed oyster shells . My well water other then being a high ppm is usually in the 6.6-6.8 ph range .
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I just feel like my supersoil should last a bit longer. It seems like the plants kick butt for a couple weeks, and then slow down (1 gal pot). Iâm adding in coconut water, kelp sludge, and ffj (after I make some) to my routine.
Iâve switched over to ro water myself. I believe I was getting some high ph from high ph tap water.
Iâm seeing some of the same stuff, which makes me believe the extra nutes may help.
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And⌠(sitting on oyster shells)
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The problem with RO is the need to then make sure the plants get all the minerals and such that it removes .
With premixed water only soil pot size is very very important. Bigger is always better . That is why I will be moving to 10gal next indoor season .
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Also just want to add that with premixed soil it is very rare to have all plants find it perfect the first round or two .
But I believe bigger pots is the answer to make more food available to them without having the mix too hot .
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I add a good mix that should contain everything the plants will need.
I have been toying with the idea of flowering jn larger pots. 3s have been working great, but both harvests have been relatively small plants also.
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I normally get just a little tip brun at first. Iâve only had one strain really get pissed for awhile.
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