New Grower I probably should have waited until fall...

Way to go my friend you are wrestling this grow into submission and piling up some serious grower knowledge and skills. You got this and whatever comes next!
 
Way to go my friend you are wrestling this grow into submission and piling up some serious grower knowledge and skills. You got this and whatever comes next!

Right on, Nug! Can't wait to see buds like your girls are showing!

Just taking it slow and steady from here. Every little thing gonna be alright!
 
@MedCzech, @Mañ'O'Green

What do you guys think about the fact that I am now seeing more and more three fingered leaves on the GG4? I saw this happen on the CP, but @jrok pulled 7 ounces of premium bud from his growers choice CP that had the same leaves. I chalked it up to the strain.

However, now my GG4 is throwing three fingered leaves, and someone on another thread saw my plants and said it had ruderalis traits causing the three fingered leaves, and that other traits may follow. What do you guys think. If anything these plants had less of the ruderalis traits and more photo, so could it be that growers choice is using a ruderalis gene pool that throws its fan leaves type, but
 
But not always it's flowering trigger. Very interested in this. Did some research on plants throwing three fingered leaves, and other reasons are revegging. I doubt that is possible with @jrok as proof, but what is the deal?

Both plants threw five fingered leaves and even seven fingered leaves at some point,
 
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Happens all the time. Start f@#*^ng around with our genetics :chef:and we would get a little strange looking as well from time to time. I often have leaves like that when my plants get a little light stresse or ph stressed. As long as growth looks healthy, I wouldn't give too much concern. If the growth starts looking unhealthy, then you might have an issue.

Keep grinding bro. I have a new grow just starting. Out of seven seeds dropped, two girls are struggling, two are thriving but have a little twist in the leaves(ph off a bit probably), two are fine but small and slow, and one is great, but very small and slower growth.:point: A lot of new growers would start panicking why it's not the same and what is this, what is that...each grow will often have its challenges. You are really prepared now for all that might happen, and here at AFN we all have a support network. That's why I am here too. Get ideas and help when I don't know what to do, and help others if I can.:smokeout:

Hang in there. Almost done man!
 
@Pigskinfantasy it is giving you the finger
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:haha:. Just kidding I have never really paid any attention to that because I don't have the kind of grow that you can pheno hunt. Any kind of genetic trait can become dominant so it could be showing that trait of ruderalis. It may also be something else?
 
Happens all the time. Start f@#*^ng around with our genetics :chef:and we would get a little strange looking as well from time to time. I often have leaves like that when my plants get a little light stresse or ph stressed. As long as growth looks healthy, I wouldn't give too much concern. If the growth starts looking unhealthy, then you might have an issue.

Keep grinding bro. I have a new grow just starting. Out of seven seeds dropped, two girls are struggling, two are thriving but have a little twist in the leaves(ph off a bit probably), two are fine but small and slow, and one is great, but very small and slower growth.:point: A lot of new growers would start panicking why it's not the same and what is this, what is that...each grow will often have its challenges. You are really prepared now for all that might happen, and here at AFN we all have a support network. That's why I am here too. Get ideas and help when I don't know what to do, and help others if I can.:smokeout:

Hang in there. Almost done man!

Right on, Med! I thought so, but wanted the confirmation. Back to grinding!
 
@Pigskinfantasy it is giving you the finger View attachment 948407 :haha:. Just kidding I have never really paid any attention to that because I don't have the kind of grow that you can pheno hunt. Any kind of genetic trait can become dominant so it could be showing that trait of ruderalis. It may also be something else?

Well, I hope not. Never bite the hand that feeds you nutrients!
 
Just came back from being away a week. Plants are doing well. Buds are getting frosty, dense and sticky now. I can see and smell the Glue traits now! Reservoir water level is perfect due to the auto top off. Ph was at 5.9 with ppms at 850. Plants drank close to a gallon a day. I know this because my five gallon top off tank was 80% used up since Monday. I placed a small wifi camera in the cabinet so I could peek at the plant while I was away. Gave me a little peace of mind.

Anyway, just gonna take my time and bring this first grow home. Very happy with how things are turning out.

Cheers AFN.
 
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