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[JP1]

Thanks @Dale's Proper Bud

 

[Mossy]

Way to clear a tent huh..?.............

 

[Cerebral Goo]

I seem to grow lots of mutants Definitely not my 1st foxtailed plant, but only 1 this round. This plant is 120+ days old. Should have been done a month ago but the trichomes are all stalk and no heads. Heads starting to develop now but everything is clear. She'll get put out of her misery soon
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I've been listening to some Aroya podcasts lately. It's some crazy commercial company with super detailed sensors, software, a user specific programs. Check it out. Anyway, part of one of the episodes I heard was talking about crop steering and types of growth. One thing it mentioned is that if you over "fertigate" towards the end of flower it will shift to generative growth and cause the plant to foxtail even if it's not genetically predisposed to do so.

They suggest lower fertigation levels and longer dry backs. I've had issues the last couple of rounds with a few plants and will give the theory a test on this round

 

[Cerebral Goo]

Lunch is served! Snooty snacks!

 

[Cerebral Goo]

Who doesn't love psychedelic songs about women and cheese? Right?

 

[Weedname]

This will suit me better then a joint tonight.

 

[PinkyNotTheBrain]

Old firehouse

 

[PinkyNotTheBrain]

Who doesn't love psychedelic songs about women and cheese? Right?

 

[Frank the Dank]

 

[JP1]

I've been listening to some Aroya podcasts lately. It's some crazy commercial company with super detailed sensors, software, a user specific programs. Check it out. Anyway, part of one of the episodes I heard was talking about crop steering and types of growth. One thing it mentioned is that if you over "fertigate" towards the end of flower it will shift to generative growth and cause the plant to foxtail even if it's not genetically predisposed to do so.

They suggest lower fertigation levels and longer dry backs. I've had issues the last couple of rounds with a few plants and will give the theory a test on this round

It's only 1 of 10 though that's doing it and they're all on the same feed and system. This whole grow was kinda weird though. I think it's from over watering from seedling since I've never used such small pots before and overcompensating. My guess is there's not much of a root system in there and it's stress related. Only really letting it keep going since there's still 1 other plant in there