Update:

Took some pics of Runty the Double Grape earlier. She is setting up a very nice canopy with a nice little main top poking up.

She is finishing up on day 34 and she stands just under 17 inches tall. She has been mostly natural with just a touch of leaf tucking. I would say she has come a long way from the little runt/mutant she started out as. :d5:

I noticed today a few of her lower flower sites already have some nice frost starting. :headbang:There is some early signs of trichomes on the upper flower sites as well. She has also kept her mutant gene going by throwing a double head. Here we go... :pop:

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Enjoy. :pass:
 
Morning Mephisto growers!
Day thirty something.
The thinning of the tent seems to have helped a bit. Things are looking better on my contest gals.

The COB is 12 inches away and she’s been eating it up. Crazy plants...

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They (roots) definitely know gravity. Not sure which books I've read it in, but there's a couple that reference this.

Cannabis roots can grow upwards in the pursuit of nutrients.
I have grown hydro in coco with blumats and where the nutrient drips onto the coco the roots rise up and form a root mound on the surface of the coco.
 
Cannabis roots can grow upwards in the pursuit of nutrients.
I have grown hydro in coco with blumats and where the nutrient drips onto the coco the roots rise up and form a root mound on the surface of the coco.
Definitely. Hence the topsy turvey or whatever that thing is called, but they do sense gravity.
 
Yes, it really will make a difference. I'm in a legal state and I work in the industry. I get to see hundreds of test results along with samples. We are particular up here and everyone wants to know how it shit was grown. (Pnw is spoiled) :lol:

There are people up here changing cannabinoid contents based of when they feed the nutrients. I'm talking a big difference, multiple percentage points not just slightly.

As far terpenes go, you can definitely bet that outside influences will change or alter a terpene profile. Bottle feeding will do it, too much heat, too high of ph, etc. Many factors play a role in terp production. That doesn't even include a proper dry and cure which will most definitely effect the overall outcome of the terpene content.

I have noticed that a "true organically grown" plant will have a better overall effect. Force fed plants lack the kick.




Unfortunately you have already discovered it, it will be the same with the autos, that shit lingers around, even after a solid flush. It seems to be the bone meal that imparts the flavor, which is apart of every feed from what I understand.

One bottle is too many. :thumbsup: It is soooooo much easier to mix it all in the soil and just give the ladies water. No mixing whatsoever, that's already been done months ago!:headbang:


After work, I'll be posting up Runty the double grape beast. :d5:

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Here's a test germ of some auto's, the roots are growing one way because of gravity. I germ my seeds in paper towels standing vertically so the roots dont get all tangled. The bean on the left looks like it was confused for a minute.
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