Ok, so here is a little background info. In a harvest last fall of four Blue Berry plants. One of the smaller ones had maybe a dozen or so seeds that would turn up every so often. Original seeds were feminized photos and from a reputable seed bank. Skip forward to the spring (April 1) and two of these second gen. seeds are in the ground and destined to become mothers. All is well and they are happily growing under a thirteen watt LED on 24/7 since seed drop. Soon for the green house or under my lights as they become available. A watering check on Monday and what do I see but flowers forming on one of my girls. Now I don't know much about how auto seeds are produced but this seems to be the only explanation. Only the one of the two is flowering so is the second plant going to remain in veg, and if so will the remaining sec. gen. seeds be a crap shoot. The smaller girl in front is a White Widow which has topped herself. She is destined as a mother as well and was dropped on the same date.
Poor girl is in a half gallon pot, don't think she should be up potted while flowering,, thoughts?
Looks as though a early summer harvest is in the works.
Poor girl is in a half gallon pot, don't think she should be up potted while flowering,, thoughts?
Also pretty sure that the small plant that produced the seeds was the furthest away from the male in the grow room. Very possible some pollen was carried in by me by accident. This would explain the few seeds that I ended up with but not the rest. As seeds pretty much all look the same a mistake in sorting the original order could have mixed the seeds up. Not knowing what I have still leaves it open to a crap shoot every time I drop one of the sec. gen seeds. Sort of like regular seeds except maybe you get a photo, maybe an auto, and maybe a male. Love the fact that I can drop my own seed but this not knowing is a biatch. Maybe I should just turf them.
