Looking good
As the females are pollinated, is there any benefit to maintaining the male at this point?
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As expected no one warned me not to so, one last look at the male before chopping
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The last male I used I just left him in the tent for a week while he did his thing, got somewhere in the roughly 4000 range from 3 females, you should be safe to cut.
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When breeding should you lst or defoliate?
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These seeds you see forming will turn brown, and some may start to drop off.
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I pointed out a seedling that surprised me by starting to grow in a pot that was about 4/5 weeks into flower. I believe it is BOG sour grape cause that makes the most sense. Anyway here is an update photo she is doing well.
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Meantime back on the ranch, I’ve got a black lime reserve who has some crinkly leaves. Not crunchy crinkly. At first I thought I was overwatering. Light stress? Not the tallest plant in tent. Grown in coco with coco canna nutes. Any ideas are welcome
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Clone of the red afghan male I used to pollinate the plants. Through it in the tent to collect pollen for future fun.
Strange I feel like I’ve already pollinated with this plant. I want to pollinate with a different plant but I dont currently have any available so I’ll make do with what is available. Am I getting in touch with my feminine side? If your round do you still have a side?
How many joints will it take to get these thoughts out my head (like licking a tootsie pop). Three, I never got past three, never been a patient person.
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Northern Berry x BOG LSD courtesy of @DougDawson daily giveaway. Also a shout out to #45 that day (not sure who it was) as they beat me to that spot, forcing me to #46 and the win.
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Follow up photo of plant found germinating under a plant in mid flower. The big leaves, thick stalks, I’m certain this is sour grape (BOG).
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Tomorrow marks my 6 yr. Anniversary of dropping my first bean with intent and desire. I’ve decided to mark this occasion by doing something I’ve attempted in the past, that is manifold or main line a plant. Below is the first step in building one with the pretty plant from previous post.
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Edit- stems removed to be cloned
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I know it’s hard waiting, especially for the first few beans.
When I did my White Widows I cut some of the buds a bit early, and the beans were not yet ripe.
Learned my lesson, and after that I’d wait until I saw the husks start to split and expose a nice, brown/dark green bean.
Shortly after that, I actaully did most of my harvesting from the top of the soil in the container. I’d go out in the morning with my coffee, large tweezers, and a jelly jar, and just pick away.
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That’s a tough lesson to learn, which took me more than one grow to really learn, so kudos!
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