PTK #3 just got a little sidetracked that’s all. Lol
Thanks guys! I'm pretty sure #3, the one that sprouted upside down, is a male cuz' you know how bad men are with directions!
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Was trying to stick it’s “root” into the wrong “hole”. It happens right? Lol poor little fella
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MEET THE PTK BABIES
I thought it was time to introduce the PTK seedlings to the group. They all look happy/healthy/normal except for #3 which, of course, was the one originally sprouted upside down. She's much shorter and has a very fat stem (for her age!) and also appears to have a more developed first set of leaves. That one is definitely very different than the others!
See for yourself!
Here's #1:
Here's #2:
Here's #4:
And, here's that funky-looking #3 with an additional close-up:
I'll try to get a main tent update in later today!
Happy Harvests!
K
I thought it was time to introduce the PTK seedlings to the group. They all look happy/healthy/normal except for #3 which, of course, was the one originally sprouted upside down. She's much shorter and has a very fat stem (for her age!) and also appears to have a more developed first set of leaves. That one is definitely very different than the others!
See for yourself!
Here's #1:
Here's #2:
Here's #4:
And, here's that funky-looking #3 with an additional close-up:
I'll try to get a main tent update in later today!
Happy Harvests!
K
Aww, they're so cute but #3 has a face only a mother could love, ha!
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Aww, they're so cute but #3 has a face only a mother could love, ha!
She is pretty ugly! I'd hate to think what would happen if she was born in NY, today!
The taproot was pretty funky-looking, too, which is why it took me a few minutes to ID it as the taproot. I really thought either there was no top, at all; or, that the cotyledons were somehow fused together!
The being said, I'm betting this one is a super-potent, super-piney, "he-male" that just wants to chew gum and make seeds and, since he can't chew gum....
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Yeah...at the risk of being political...it was just a joke, after all....I don't get this statement, can you explain?
It was a reference to NY's new abortion law they just "celebrated" which makes it legal up until the actual birth, although, the bill proposed in VA may have been more appropriate since that would allow the abortion after the birth.
The intended joke, of course, was that in those states, that plant would have been aborted for its ugliness, though, I imagine it's less humorous after I've explained it!
The fact that you can now abort up to the day of birth in new york... Made me giggle a little, Funky sprout.I don't get this statement, can you explain?
Edit: Krip beat me to the punch!
Wow, that's crazy! I'm out of it when it comes to news. Thanks for explaining and I think it's ok to point fun even though it's a serious issue.
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Actually, what's crazy to me is that, when it passed the whole legislature erupted in applause and, to "celebrate", they lit up the World Trade Center tower and a bunch of other New York landmarks & bridges in pink lights.
It really seems irrelevant to me whether you support the law or not, but, because of the seriousness of the issue, to celebrate it seems a bit "strange"!
Agreed! Not a fan of most politicians!
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DAY #26 OF 12/12 PIC DUMP - ALL THREE STRAINS
Since the Dolatos have been getting all the attention, I wanted to make sure all three strains are represented. They're all nice & frost with the Dolatos just being exceptional.
These are in no random order, but generally speaking, the Dolatos are the real frosty and more developed buds, the Forbidos are also very frosty and they're the long/lanky colas, and the Blue Gelato 41 is making a respectable showing, but is having a tough time competing with those IHG strains and is shorter and less frosty than the other two:
Happy Harvests!
K
Since the Dolatos have been getting all the attention, I wanted to make sure all three strains are represented. They're all nice & frost with the Dolatos just being exceptional.
These are in no random order, but generally speaking, the Dolatos are the real frosty and more developed buds, the Forbidos are also very frosty and they're the long/lanky colas, and the Blue Gelato 41 is making a respectable showing, but is having a tough time competing with those IHG strains and is shorter and less frosty than the other two:
Happy Harvests!
K
All looking great!
Fantastic looking flowering girls Krip!!
Those seedlings are on the way and although#3 is wonky I’m sure it will be a surprise in a few weeks! Looks like it has 2 sets of coteyledon leaves?? Weird little bugga
Those seedlings are on the way and although#3 is wonky I’m sure it will be a surprise in a few weeks! Looks like it has 2 sets of coteyledon leaves?? Weird little bugga
Beautiful Krip. Those are looking quite tasty. I do see the red lines in the stalks which just means they're in overdrive and have a high Mg demand. If you run those again they would be a candidate for the snake oil. You do want to hit them with that before the CAT drenches. The frost on those are quite impressive!
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The Dolatos just got their 2nd CAT drench two days ago and I'm about to do a Brix foliar. Two of the plants in the tent have only had their first CAT and are due for the second today, though. You think I should hit the Dolatos with the Snake Oil???
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PTK #3 - CRAZY CANNABIS CONJOINED TWIN? MMJ MUTANT?
It looks like Brother Dutch is 420% correct and PTK #3 has TWO sets of cotyledons.
One set is opposing each other, as normal and the other set is bunched by one of the "normal" ones, so it appears that three cotyledons are on one side and one is on the other.
What's interesting is that, when it first sprouted taproot up, one of the things that made me think it may have been the cotyledons fused together, at first, is that the taproot had what appeared to be a visible seam down the center, so I thought possible the cotyledons just hadn't separated.
Seeing the two sets of actual cotyledons makes me wonder if this is some sort of "Siamese Twin" cannabis plant?
I doesn't appear to be a diploid, since the first set of leaves appear normal, but it is an interesting mutation.
Here's a couple of pics:
Happy Harvests!
K
It looks like Brother Dutch is 420% correct and PTK #3 has TWO sets of cotyledons.
One set is opposing each other, as normal and the other set is bunched by one of the "normal" ones, so it appears that three cotyledons are on one side and one is on the other.
What's interesting is that, when it first sprouted taproot up, one of the things that made me think it may have been the cotyledons fused together, at first, is that the taproot had what appeared to be a visible seam down the center, so I thought possible the cotyledons just hadn't separated.
Seeing the two sets of actual cotyledons makes me wonder if this is some sort of "Siamese Twin" cannabis plant?
I doesn't appear to be a diploid, since the first set of leaves appear normal, but it is an interesting mutation.
Here's a couple of pics:
Happy Harvests!
K
That’s super strange but neat!! I wonder if she will grow out of it or keep a weird leaf mutation through growth! Excited to find out
I have seen people get twins (I am yet to experience it) but I have never seen them conjoined other than maybe at the base. I found pictures while googling one day and found a set of trainwreck twins a guy grew full term. It was pretty neat to see.
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