I appreciate the knowledge man. Given that information, I am going to go ahead and up her nute strength.
Seems all my pictures are Octopot girls. I'll grab a few more of the rest tomorrow.
I don't think that caused the rust spots but yes on the leaf curl.Neiko, is that what contributes to this?
How times change.
And that's with those cheap Texas Tomato nutrients!Wow, that DC is crazy frosty!
I've tried this volcano technique a few times. The problem is I've never done an amount that would conclusively let me say it works. My last seed run with Regs I got out the loupe and picked perfect volcano seeds. I planted 4 and got 2 male and 2 female. Before that I've gone 3-4 and 3-3. This last time I went 50% I was sure I picked the perfect females. So now I don't know.About those Columbian Golds....
When Brix asked for seeds I took the time to sex them for him before deciding on which to plant. In a regular seeding the vast majority will be males, so you watch for the ones who scream, “I’m female, plant me!!!” I find this relatively easy to do - if the attachment end looks like a perfectly round and smooth caldera, it’s a girl.
I get poo-pood about this all the time. “No way can you sex seeds!”
Well.... I got tired of sorting through after finding only two females in about 30 seeds, so I handed him those two I was sure of, and one that wasn’t a clear female.
He ended up with two females and one male.
Sorry mate, that looks like a female... Could be mistaken but the male pic..Brix culled one of the Columbian Golds tonight. Turned out we had a male in the harem.
It turned into a teachable moment.
By the way.... his Vanilla Kush is looking killer!
It didn't matter, I had two confirmed females, so I culled the third. I never had plans to grow out all three as the room just isn't there with the way I grow currently. Beyond that I don't think the third was a female. From that picture it is questionable, but on another node I found the lobster claw I look for when identifying males.
