- Joined
- Aug 13, 2019
- Messages
- 4,969
- Reputation
- 6,726
- Reaction score
- 26,845
- Points
- 0
- Currently Smoking
- I wish
When I look at the Partially White Black Domina clones and look back to page two and compare to the first seed plants at the same age. I see differences. My clones stretched a lot and the originals were more stocky. Even though they have been under the same lights as before. I am seeing some white on leaf edges but that is all. I have done a bit of research on albino/leucism. I have read were the white trait is able to be turned on by the plant how and why ? Anyhow I put them with the others in the flower room at end of week 3. One week earlier than the first plants but they are really stretching so that is my reason for putting them in flower so early. I did read a paper by a professor from Ohio State that shed some light on the idea that what ever a plants genetics are that the plant is still evolving to its surroundings and makes changes to suit. Well we shall see or not see the white trait. I saw this red squirrel that is very white in the yard. Two years ago there was an albino back there.
Attachments
Last edited: