Indoor Have to start somewhere. I hope...

[RicanBlazer]

Not exactly sure, sir. It was a batch I got that had about 40-50 seeds. Was told it was called "bulk burst", Google search found nothing and the closest was "Incredible Bulk", so I'm going with that.
Just tied down a few of the fan leaf branches with some hemp wick and thumbnails to the side of the pot


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[Dudeski]

Are they photos or autos?

 

[RicanBlazer]

Beats me. Is there a way to tell?


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[Dudeski]

Only by them not automatically flowering.
You aren't seeing any pistils at day 35?

 

[RicanBlazer]

There's a bunch of pistils all over them both


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[Dudeski]

You are good then, they will be building buds for you soon

 

[RicanBlazer]

After i tied some branches down I noticed a tiny amount of liquid from where the branches were bent... That mean I pulled them too hard or it's not a big deal?


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[Slowmo]

After i tied some branches down I noticed a tiny amount of liquid from where the branches were bent... That mean I pulled them too hard or it's not a big deal?

it no big deal .... like a small cut it's bleeds a little then it stops

it just means theres water transport from roots

 

[RicanBlazer]

it no big deal .... like a small cut it's bleed a little then it stops

it just means theres water transport from roots

Oh ok, good.
Another random question with something I'm confused about. In relation to growth cycles- when people say "x amounts of days in flower", does that mean days since it germinated , or after a certain amount of weeks it goes into "flower" and those days are counted separately?
Like my plants are on day 38 since germ , so would I say 38 days in veg, and once into a flower I start all over with day 1,2 days of flower? Or continue the days all together ... Hope that makes sense


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[Dudeski]

Just continue the count. Most published time are average and tend to vary a lot. The plants get finished when they want to