:jointsmile: whats up all.. here is a collection of pics of my 2 dear friends, early bird, and R34....born on jan 3rd 2007...
this first collection is early bird, taken in the middle of march, location (Attic)
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:jointsmile: whats up all.. here is a collection of pics of my 2 dear friends, early bird, and R34....born on jan 3rd 2007...
this first collection is early bird, taken in the middle of march, location (Attic)
Healthy looking plants..am i the only one who clips the shade leaves?
very nice
:hippy:
these here are R34, she has been (LST), and in same location as the other..:rastasmoke:
now these pics are early bird just recently....along with a clone from a male which is turnning out to be a female, no soil just threw it into water..
last but none the less, R34 recent pics along with my buddy LIL BIT, looks ike he's stoned..:stoned: so let me know what you think.. looking forward to reading all replies.......
cute cat...:)
lol
Shade leaves shouldnt be cut. They stop growing, so the ones it has are very important - the plant needs them to photosynthesise and create energy to put into budding. Also, you'll halt the plants growth stage while it recovers not only from the shock, but also from the cuts. If you did enough it could even turn it hermie through stress. Never cut anything unless you really have to.
Nice plants and cat man!
LOVE the first set of pics. Thin leaves, thats sativa right?
Yeah, thats a sativa dominant strain, although it's not all about the leaves - it's also how the internodes
Internodes?? whats that?Quote:
Originally Posted by LIP
The stems that form off the main stem - it's where you'll see the pistilels forming during preflowering.
like your saying onthe nodes, i have curently 21, did have 22 but i think my brother inlaw stole it, pissed offf but what can you do, smell is intencifying.. man i can't wait..