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bf80255

bf80255

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Seedlin said:
How big do they get?
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depends on a lot of factors including Soil, watering schedule, light cycle, indoor/outdoor, LST vs standard, XYZ..... but generally speaking 12/12 will be around 9inches-1foot and 18/6-20/4 will be in the 1.5-2.5 foot range some phenotypes have a real capacity for vegetative growth (veg monsters) and get massive! but usually only on high light cycles indoors.

here are a few different plants from different lines and generations in 1 gallon pots (no nutes)

B1 plants are single cola dominant and purple
A1 plants are bushier but still single cola dominant
B3 Xmas tree shape
A3 Extremely bushy
 

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black jesus

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bf80255 said:
yeah I did, lol I thought you did pretty well IMVHO

Grower error yes but I think its more your overall inexperience that led to the non-optimal yield you know what I mean? like you never messed up big at any point but you dont have years of experience with cannabis or this strain in particular so its all new to you, the more grows you knockout the easier and easier it gets and the higher your yield will climb, so long as you keep striving and studying.

Compared to your first grow wouldn't you say this was a major improvement in your skills?
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Improvement? No I got the same yield. I had 3 plants and 2 zips. I really had my hopes hella height. I was hoping for at least a zip per plant.....
 
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bf80255 said:
depends on a lot of factors including Soil, watering schedule, light cycle, indoor/outdoor, LST vs standard, XYZ..... but generally speaking 12/12 will be around 9inches-1foot and 18/6-20/4 will be in the 1.5-2.5 foot range some phenotypes have a real capacity for vegetative growth (veg monsters) and get massive! but usually only on high light cycles indoors.

here are a few different plants from different lines and generations in 1 gallon pots (no nutes)

B1 plants are single cola dominant and purple
A1 plants are bushier but still single cola dominant
B3 Xmas tree shape
A3 Extremely bushy
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Wow you got me thinking about doing a 1 gallon sog looks like you had good results. Off the b1 what do you say you got off each one. I'm on a quest for a pound lol. How would you make this goal in my small as grow space....would I have better result shoving 26 plants in a tote
 
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black jesus said:
Wow you got me thinking about doing a 1 gallon sog looks like you had good results. Off the b1 what do you say you got off each one. I'm on a quest for a pound lol. How would you make this goal in my small as grow space....would I have better result shoving 26 plants in a tote
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Depends on your skill level, bugs, filth/detritus/diseases build up super fast in a SOG
I generally pull a zip off a 1 gallon but I grow a lot of these lol and of course that number fluctuates up and down with varying phenotypes.

The D1 line youve got, are light-dark purp (like the B1) They grow very similarly to the B1 but have some added vigor and frostiness from the A line mixed in. good for a SOG. IMO
 
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My pinkys are just loving the light.. Ill start to feed them soon. its about time.. bongsmilie To be honest bro I have not been so excited about an autoflower since i started growing dragons.. Im really eager to see how they do with my methods!e.jpg
 
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The insect load is getting to the point that I may have to spray by this week to keep them alive for the remainder of the month, the thrips, caterpillars and other unsavory pests are really getting a foothold now and the bennies arent working hard enough so the plants are showing a lot of lower leaf damage and poop marks haha

1 more month and Ill have some really Primo seed stock!
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Like I said in past posts, the variation in pistil colors is really astounding and even the amount of pink pistils a plant throws varies from pheno to pheno, one of the A1 in the more populous tote is Bright ass Hot Pink on every last pistil!!! thats going to make a great mom ;)

even the green phenos are good in thes totes, very frawsty!

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Br what do you expect to harvest from the ones in the tote? Are they just for seed or are the smoke/medicine ?
 
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Seedlin said:
Br what do you expect to harvest from the ones in the tote? Are they just for seed or are the smoke/medicine ?
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A little of both, Seeds mostly but the leftovers make some really primo concentrates and If I have any nice buds that werent pollinated Ill smoke those whole ;)

I dont weigh anything usually but come harvest time ill weigh a couple and let you know.
 
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Caterpillars are staring to do minor damage (too much still) and my seeds are just about mature, I will most likely harvest my seed moms soon.

I will also be starting some new totes the last of the outdoor season in order to find a few more pink pistiled individuals before pushing forward with some indoor generations.
 
black jesus

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Caterpillars are staring to do minor damage (too much still) and my seeds are just about mature, I will most likely harvest my seed moms soon.

I will also be starting some new totes the last of the outdoor season in order to find a few more pink pistiled individuals before pushing forward with some indoor generations.
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i wonder if next season you should place some ladybugs or something to help out a bit....or a bird feeder they will eat a lot of the bugs. But not sure if they will eat your seeds as well
 
Iamlegend2121

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Do you not like to use Bacillus thuringiensis? You could always purchase a whole box of mantises to eat them. I've never tried it before but I've heard that planting peppermint, sage, or lavender keeps them out.
 
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