BF blue cheese pics

[middieman440]

hey guys here are 2 pics of my 3 barneys farm blue cheese ladies...i mistreated them by not giving them much light.very slow growth.and also by switching to 12/12 for 3 weeks then put outdoors....about 2 months ago....now they have good light from sun up till 10 am, havent been there during the afternoon but by driving by where the spot is the sun is right above them.....they are budding "or flowering"..not much branch growth :( but still have time to grow....and the buckets dont have much dirt because they got knocked over 3 times.....friggen beavers.....but i took care of that...in a non harmful way..

pics arent all that good because i had forgot to put on my mud boots...and i didnt feel like having wet shoes..

[BudE714]

I'd be a but unnerved in regards to the small amount of soil there. I would add more.

[middieman440]

if i add more im going to loose 2 sets of branches...re-potting wouldnt be so good since its flowering.......its only one plant thats low..and instead of being in fallons of dirt its in 3 gallons still should be fine

[zcarlson]

how much yield are you planning on getting out of those bottom branches you would lose by adding more soil? My guess would be not much at all. If you take off the lower branches that will be affected by the soil your plants will use their energy to make your buds bigger

[middieman440]

if i add soil how much would it help..its already rooted...i dont wanna stress them out because i dont want hermied plants and also i try not going there much.....im doing these for seed but with the indica pheno of same strain...then grow them next year and cross fem/male indica pheno together...and then go for pure buds indoors over winter and then normal grows outdoors.....i want to figure out how and when to do a plant and make it go herm to get fem seeds....but what i read confuses me...

[Stoner38024]

Text (http://cannabis.com/growing/blooming-what-is-an-hermaphrodite.html)

hermies pass down hermie traits.

[Stoner38024]

from the FAQs on this site..



Hermaphrodites are generally viewed with disfavor. First, they will release pollen and ruin a sinsemelia crop, pollinating themselves and all of the other females in the room. Second, the resulting seeds are worthless, because hermaphrodite parents tend to pass on the tendency to their offspring.

[middieman440]

well ive been growing a haze strain for for quite some time now and all the seeds came from a hermied plant late into flowering..well after the peake harvest date..and the seeds from that plant have never gone hermie on yet.....the originall plant hermed due to animals digging it up.