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Shit if Only sombody could stabilize the ducks foot trait and the trifoliar trait (3 branches per node) great yields but doesn't even look like weed count me in
Good question.... not exactly sure, still somewhat of a noob.. but from what I understand you can put your plants into flower whenever you want to. Some people to 12/12 from seed which will force the plant to flower as soon as its able. theres a ton of grow reports about 12/12 from seed... i checked a bunch out because it was something i was interested in but its not going to work for me until i build an actual dedicated space to grow.. and is done indoors obviosuly to control the light schedule.Originally Posted by illsmoker
As far as the same seeds having different looking plants, all seeds are different, even seeds from the same plant. could just have different traits showing.. srsly tho, breed that plant, send me a pack lol.
Shit if Only sombody could stabilize the ducks foot trait and the trifoliar trait (3 branches per node) great yields but doesn't even look like weed count me in
Outdoor 2012 http://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-grow...ml#post7879378
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0601121256.jpgbetter picture
well, there was a breeder named WallyDuck or something that stablized the ducks foot trait, and im pretty sure the trifoliar one too.. not sure about the latter though. I think he offered the duck foot strain as clone only.. ive never even heard of seeds being publicly available... only that if you happen to come across a clone of this plant to jump on that shit like white on rice... an excerpt form another website
I wonder if that 1-1 1/2 lb is per plant or per square meter of plantsBred solely for outdoor cultivation, Ducksfoot thrives in temperate climates such as her native Australia. She can be grown outdoors in temperate areas of the Northern Hemisphere, such as Arizona, California and parts of Colorado, although the quality and quantity of the harvest will suffer slightly. Flowering between 9 and 11 weeks, she’ll be ready for harvest at the end of October. It’s recommended to feed her organic root growth supplements early in her life to establish the strong roots necessary to support her full size. A typical harvest can be expected to be between 1 and 1 ½ lbs from her. She’s also one of the few strains that is suitable for an outdoor sea of green environment.
It said they get pretty big I assumed it ment per outdoor plant which isn't that much but isn't awfull I'd pick ones for guerrilla growing if I ever see a clone or get that trait at all
Outdoor 2012 http://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-grow...ml#post7879378
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i got limited time cuz im moving soon. sux, i like how my other plant looking though. ughhhhhhh first grow that got this far, other times i had rip em up due to personl reasons smh.
Bring them indoors and flower them with some CFLs. Wont be spectacular or anything, but at least youd get to experience the flower stage, even if just a little.
securedownload.jpgnot a good picture but, lst , been lst it since it was few weeks old juss tied em down to get light to (i hope) bud sights. plant moves with light so lol. few weeks then indoors on my timer. what cfls, those energy suffient red color lights??? sorry picture dark ceell fone suxxx
matter fact don't they double in size while in flowering? i s hould have not planted them so close so im using bigger tub. fml smdh. haha noooobie huh¿
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