Ok, so I lined them up shortest to tallest (except the SSDD F2 bx1 x (OG Chem x CJ)). Hopefully you can see the labels on the cups. Sorry for the horrible backdrop. I didn’t really have anything solid in that room.
And then the two SSDD F2 bx1 x (OG Chem x CJ)
They’re all getting to the point where they dry out daily, so I’ll pot them up by the end of the week.
I potted them up today. From Top to a bottom:
Triple Sunshine A x SSDD
SSDD F2 (BBS mom)
SSDD F2
SSDD F2 bx1
SSDD F2 bx1 x(OG Chem x Casey Jones)
Been having issues with these, and I’m not sure what to do:
I almost never have issues in veg that concern me as much as this is.
I’m thinking Magnesium, but not sure. I have added CaliMagic (1 tsp/ gal) the last two waterings. Also added dolomite lime and worm castings scratched in to the soil surface. May do an epsom foliar spray tonight. These are in the same recycled and reamended soil I always use.
Hmm yeah could definitely be magnesium deficiency. A lot of the SSDD line are heavy feeders like that. That leaf crinkle on the left bx1 and mainly the bx1(ogc x cj) is from the ssdd mom.
I topped them to the third node (or second for a couple of the taller ones) and removed the lower nodes. That let me get rid of the problem leaves and observe the new growth for deficiencies. I’ll remove the older third node fan leaves in a couple days. Then, in a couple weeks I’ll top the side growth again for a sort of mainline. Kind of making it up as I go. I’ll try to get clones the next time I top.
Got them headed in the right direction!! @middleman
#1-3 Triple Sunshine A x SSDD
#4-7 SSDD F2
#8-9 SSDD F2 bx1
#10-11 SSDD F2 bx1 x (OG Chem x Casey Jones)
Some pre flowers. The only one I’m sure of is #6. It’s female. That’s the one with the thinnest leaves @syzygy I think you said that was the one you liked.
Still having some kind of issue, but it’s not as bad as it was. I still have not checked my water pH. What can I say…?
I think #2, #10, and maybe #11 
are males, hard to see #11 there.
#6 like you said, and #9 look female ^^
No idea on #3 there. Not sure if it’s the angle or what 
I was pretty much thinking the same. Thanks for the confirmation.
Looking awesome 
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Did a little tying down. I didn’t do the x (OGC xCJ) because I ran out of clips. I think they might both be male anyway.
Not sure what the best course of action is from here, but I might flip next week. Or I’ll pot them up next week and flip the week after. I took cuttings of all, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to get them to root.
As much as I’d like to have “the one” male, I’m inclined just to chop the males because I know how low the odds are, I am terrible with smells so I’d probably not be able to identify him correctly, and I don’t feel like going through the hassle right now of doing yet another pollination.
What a great piece of mail to Start a Weekend with. Thank You Middleman, these are greatly appreciated…
MB
When did I send those? Must have been over a month ago.
Welcome to the Peoples Republic of Ontario…
Faster to Germany sometimes, than sending to Kingston ha
They have ARRIVED !
Apparently one sign of a TK leaner in a TK cross is wavy stems growing from the nodes after being topped. (Grow out then turn in or up then curve back out, if I got that correct)
So they may need a few more nodes to tell, but they look wavy to me @HolyAngel
#3
And #1
#2 are more straight or gently curving like normal.
Yep that #1 looks like the pattern to me 
Pulled up my seat.
Picture from tonight.
I potted up a few, and tried to get in and get a gender determination on them, but my back is killing me.
I’m fairly certain 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are female. Earlier today I said I thought that 5 was also, but looking again just now, I really can’t say.
I want to get a couple more potted up, spray for thrips and flip to flower. Sometime this week, after the many other obligations I have going on…
Looking great man. Good news is this SSDD should help with the back pain (assuming its nerve related) 
