SlyTown420
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As long as the flowers are okay, she's beautiful!
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New seeds had cracked so they've gone into their 1st pots in the veg tent. Will start a new journal for those once the blueberries are done.
And so it begins..man,that was fast!
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This grow or the seeds popping? The taproots had just started poking out. Same stage I put the last lot into soil. Should be saying hello to the new seedlings in a day or so.
Turn & burn.... keep that grow jammin'
I meant the seeds...I'm just impressed by how fast good genetics germinate...I'm used to bagseeds that usually take 4 days or so...
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Yeah and that's 4 out of 4 seeds that have germinated now too. Pretty reliable so far.
SlyTown420
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It has been my experience also. If you get an old seed that you realy want germinated, shake it in a tube made of sandpaper. I'm assuming this allows the moisture in more easily.
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#1 this morning. Getting a few amber trichomes now. Pics aren't great but there's quite a few now looking under the microscope. Will be keeping a close eye on it over the next few days and possibly even chop and dry before I go away.
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Soon, very soon!
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Be nice if they were ready by Tuesday but that might be a bit optimistic. See how they're looking then.
Katins
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Man it's soon, but soon in weeks, not in days measure
How long since first pistils appeared?
Judging only by the looks, I'd say 3 more weeks to go for sure.
And honestly, I can't see crap in those close ups, not sure how can you find amber in there
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6-7 weeks, will have to check my diary for exact dates. Can only just make out a few on the pics but under the microscope there's clearly quite a few. No problem waiting until I'm back from France.Man it's soon, but soon in weeks, not in days measure
How long since first pistils appeared?
Judging only by the looks, I'd say 3 more weeks to go for sure.
And honestly, I can't see crap in those close ups, not sure how can you find amber in there
That's one of the cool things about a journal-post #50-your first seedling broke ground on March 17
so the one in the airpot is 61 days old today,so almost 9 weeks.
Blueberry auto ,according to Dope Seeds is supposed to be ready in 10 weeks,so you're pretty close.
Their estimates are usually on the optimistic side....but even if they are,you're real close...
I can see a little amber in the pics,so it won't be too much longer,IMO
so the one in the airpot is 61 days old today,so almost 9 weeks.
Blueberry auto ,according to Dope Seeds is supposed to be ready in 10 weeks,so you're pretty close.
Their estimates are usually on the optimistic side....but even if they are,you're real close...
I can see a little amber in the pics,so it won't be too much longer,IMO
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Ha ha. You saved me a job going through it there. Thanks mate. Yeah those tinted looking ones are dark amber in real life and there's more lighter amber that didn't show up in the pic. Probably be close to that 10 week estimate.
Tomuk17
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Looking at the pistils I'd probably push em 11 weeks
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Pistils are totally different on each plant. #1 much less pistils orange and curled, but #2 is about 60-70% now. #1 has more amber trichomes though. Lol. #2 is just dying I think.
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