Quote Originally Posted by henrybemis
Did you say they are all from seed? Are they all feminized?

It is my understanding that 9 different seeds will produce 9 different plants, genetically. You should see a pretty obvious difference in these plants. You'll probably want to grab one or two of the best and mother them. Or, clone all of them before you go to flower, and then mother one or two of the clones based on the flowered plant's production and any other variables you want to consider regarding the plant's genes and what that meant for its life cycle.

This is excellent advice!

Feel free to snip 2 lower branches from each girl just before the switch to 12/12
Den poke 'em into a tiny pot of soil, or cup of water,
(I use beer bottles.)

You get a pheno you no like?
Toss those two cuttings.
Find one that really grabs you?
You got 2 shots at a new momma.:thumbsup:

Suggest that you label each cutting with a bit of masking tape attached directly to the stem.
That way the label travels with the cutting.:thumbsup:

I used to use popsicle stick kine labels poked inna dirt.
Bad Idea!
Did a transplant of half a dozen ladies one day.
When I finished and came back out of concentration mode there were all my label sticks in a pile on the table, DOH!:stoned:


Bang-up job so far brah!
It's looking good.

Aloha,
Weezard
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . Yet another trimming debate! First of all before you start :flaming1: flaming me that this has been debated countless of times before and posted in several posts, I will state the reasons I started a new thread: Didn't want to highjack someone else's thread or resurrect an old one. It's not about the general concept of trimming but of specific branches on a specific strain. I have valid info from a trusted source to backup the claim that it may be needed and beneficial after all. Rating: 5