New Grower Hermaphordite report

[Bushdocter]

Nelson is spot on, genotype + enviroment = phenotype

 

[Nelson]

When people say that I am spot on I just get worried. I am the most not spot on person on the site. Old crank that has to do it his way until I get hit of the head with a fencepost - that is me in spades.

Nelson is spot on, genotype + enviroment = phenotype

 

[Bushdocter]

When people say that I am spot on I just get worried. I am the most not spot on person on the site. Old crank that has to do it his way until I get hit of the head with a fencepost - that is me in spades.

lol whenever somebody says I hit the nail on the head it amazes me too. you might be getting to old to smoke around fence posts

 

[Nelson]

"Your too old to smoke around fenceposts" wow is that ever a good line for a blues song. Let the smart people interpert what it means. I love it.

lol whenever somebody says I hit the nail on the head it amazes me too. you might be getting to old to smoke around fence posts

 

[GCase]

Howdy Nelson: My Pandora flipped and did so on the sly. I had been checking periodically, but did not recognize the change because it was producing lots of trichs. There is a bud pic in photos section. It was growing with a La Diva (an Attitude freebie). The Pandora took off quickly but under LED did not get as tall as those with the high light output. The seed bank mentioned 24/0 finish in x days for the La Diva; as a consequence, I put LED on for 24/0 thru mid-flowering. At that point, I had PH problems and noticed growth slowing and plants didn't seem to be responding well to light scheme. I switched to 20/4. The soil I used was Roots Org. It is now going to be used in outside garden. It is full of cow manure and super high in N and a PH in the mid 4s. During flowering, I mixed my own organic teas very light, but, after now looking at the soil composition it was not a good choice, nor, would standard nutes like the FoxFarm Tri. The Pandora pot ( 3 gallon) was light compared to the La Diva. After harvest, I looked at roots and they were both healthy and spread out nicely. After it dried and I was cutting the buds a seed popped out of an older growth bud. The seed was huge compared to its own. I noticed the new growth had some immature development going on. I have it curing and it looks better than the La Diva. The La Diva is a complete loss. Something was amiss with it early on. It was a slow grower and only began to put on the trichs late. I will snap a photo for you before I dump it--it is curing and has a not so good aroma. I have not found any seeds but will dig in and let you know if it does. The La Diva was female all the way. I could not find any signs of a change and it was the one I was most concerned about. My research on the net shows some growers having Pandora hermies. If you have any other questions let me know--anything to help you with your project. BTY--I have new soil and new nutes and just about ready to start up again. No "cow manure"--the lesson to self---always reread the list of ingredients. Lastly, I flushed 12 days prior to harvest with total grow time of 10 1/2 weeks.

 

[Nelson]

Hey thanks Alan very interesting indeed. Do you think it was a seed fault or a stress related problem?

Howdy Nelson: My Pandora flipped and did so on the sly. I had been checking periodically, but did not recognize the change because it was producing lots of trichs. There is a bud pic in photos section. It was growing with a La Diva (an Attitude freebie). The Pandora took off quickly but under LED did not get as tall as those with the high light output. The seed bank mentioned 24/0 finish in x days for the La Diva; as a consequence, I put LED on for 24/0 thru mid-flowering. At that point, I had PH problems and noticed growth slowing and plants didn't seem to be responding well to light scheme. I switched to 20/4. The soil I used was Roots Org. It is now going to be used in outside garden. It is full of cow manure and super high in N and a PH in the mid 4s. During flowering, I mixed my own organic teas very light, but, after now looking at the soil composition it was not a good choice, nor, would standard nutes like the FoxFarm Tri. The Pandora pot ( 3 gallon) was light compared to the La Diva. After harvest, I looked at roots and they were both healthy and spread out nicely. After it dried and I was cutting the buds a seed popped out of an older growth bud. The seed was huge compared to its own. I noticed the new growth had some immature development going on. I have it curing and it looks better than the La Diva. The La Diva is a complete loss. Something was amiss with it early on. It was a slow grower and only began to put on the trichs late. I will snap a photo for you before I dump it--it is curing and has a not so good aroma. I have not found any seeds but will dig in and let you know if it does. The La Diva was female all the way. I could not find any signs of a change and it was the one I was most concerned about. My research on the net shows some growers having Pandora hermies. If you have any other questions let me know--anything to help you with your project. BTY--I have new soil and new nutes and just about ready to start up again. No "cow manure"--the lesson to self---always reread the list of ingredients. Lastly, I flushed 12 days prior to harvest with total grow time of 10 1/2 weeks.