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My 4 plants have really grown in the last week and should start showing preflowers soon. They are looking alot better since entering the flowering room and dont have any yellowing on the new growth. Sorry that i only got 1 pic of each of them but i'll start taking more once i know their girls.
Well i stuck my head in the grow room tonight and took my first real good look at the plants nd i believe that i have discovered a male. I can definitely see some balls stacking gonna keep a close on eye on it. Its the biggest plant i have too :( . I am starting to see a trend here with the quickest and fastest growing plants being males. It happened in my first grow as well. Anyways, one other thing i noticed is that the plant in the orange cup has 3 fan leaves/branches coming off the main stem. I remember reading on here somewhere about it and that it can possibly be a better yielding plant. Anyone know?
lookin real good man keep it up and you will get some nice nugs :thumbsup:
Hey Tokr. Thanks for stopping by.
I checked the sex of the plants again tonight and discovered that I have 2 females and 1 male so far. I took the male out of the flower room and am gonna let it grow for a bit longer hoping to get some pollen to save for later. The plant in the orange cup with the tri leave thing going still has yet to show. I'll probably keep it either way. If it's a male i'll collect some pollen from it.
I just discovered that one of my female plants also has that tri leave thing going on. It's the one in the very small white container so I transplanted it into a bigger pot. I still havent figured out what that tri leave thing is called. If anyone knows please tell me. I also am pretty positive that the other tri leave plant in the orange cup is a male. I am gonna save it for pollen and try to pollinate one of the branches on the tri leaved female. I'm hoping to get seeds with that in the genetics. Its odd that i got 2 out of 4 plants with it.
It's called a polywhorled.
For your next grow, if you can, try and transplant 2 weeks before flowering. After about 10 days or so, all eneregy is put toward flowering and root dev. pretty much stops. Stress can also play a big part when transplanting in flowering and should be avoided.
But, if your plant is root bound then it can help at times.
looks awesome! What did you use for Soil? Looks very fluffy.
Hey Growbe. Thanks for stopping in. I busted ass last night on here searching the forums and finally found the name for the tri leaved thing and your really close it is: whorled phytolaxy. These plants were only vegged for 3 weeks so transplanting when they were only 1 week old just wouldnt have been viable but i understand your concern and thanks for the info.
Hey carl thanks for stopping in. My soil is just generic hyponex potting soil from walmart. $1.00 for 10lbs. Pretty sweet deal i think. Seems to be doing a fine job so far.
I wanna new pix bro.
I have a tri-leaf going right now on a WW I'm growing. It's a female and that extra branch per node is noth'n but extra goodness.
Good luck