ladycherish
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Same seeds but they look totally different.. 6 weeks old.. one’s bushy the other stalky.. here are my babies look extra yellow with flash.. adding nitro..
These two here
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DoubleAtotheRON
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Light burn?. ... you're not short on N, the lowers look fine. This is where you'll start to see a N deficiency, not the tops. As far as looking different, well, that's just because they are different phenos.... they rarely look the same from the same seed pack. Clones..... very stable if you find the right mother.
coreywebster
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Do they sit like that under your lighting?
Or do you have the smaller pot raised up to match the height of the bigger pot giving them equal light intensity?
Or do you have the smaller pot raised up to match the height of the bigger pot giving them equal light intensity?
ladycherish
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They each have their own lights to match height.. I was wondering if it’s cause 1 is in a 5 gallon and the other is in a 1 gallon
ladycherish
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Ok thanks
farmingfisherman
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No two seeds or three in my case are going to be the same. These ladies all sit under the same light. All are nearly three weeks old. One lady is stocky the others look like they need to try out for the WNBA. Seeds were female bought from a reputable dealer. Till I flip I have no idea if they are all gonna be ladies or not. I hope so cause fem seeds aren't cheap.
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ladycherish
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They are not cheap at all.. hope all ladies for you as well.. these seeds were given to me so when I flip on the 15th I’ll know by the 1st of the year or sooner
farmingfisherman
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Good luck!
dbz
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Or if you get IBL seeds F5-6
