OG3 (Deadpanhead Genetics) Keeper

[FullDuplex]

If you reverse a clone on itself do you get fem seeds?

In short yeah it can happen. It’s better to take a clone and stagger the two. Flip the sprayed one first, about a week or so ahead of the receiving plant.

 

[WildBill]

If you reverse a clone on itself do you get fem seeds?

Twenty20 STS Worked perfect on my Asian haze!
Like FullDuplex said, It works best with two clones.
Just have two clones with their roots well established. Take your reversal clone and spray it on the night ya flip it. Spray your ends where your buds will be and spray at the main stem where those branches meet. Spray every other night.
Twenty20 says Spray the plant every other day at lights out for a total of 4 sprays. I think I did 5. Flip your receiver fourteen to 18 days after you start the reversal.

I think their spray works quite excellent! I got an absolute full reversal and it did produce quite a bit of Pollen. My pollination technique was quite simple. I just wacked my reversed with a stick of bamboo. It made a cloud!

A couple of days you'll see some brown pistils pop up. Once you see that you can trash your reversed. Let your pollinated girls run long. Give it the most opportunity for the seeds to mature.

I kind of overdid it though.

 

[FullDuplex]

Little bit of an educational post.

So I was refilling my water res and back up tanks the other night and decided to forget that I was filling them. Water hitting concrete reminds ya fast

In the fury of cleaning my mess I forgot that the water I brought in was cold as ice. Temps are low here and the run I have to the room is buried and insulated well beyond the frost line but it still has some exposure.

After finishing the cleanup I proceeded to water, and was not thinking. Fortunately only 2 pots got hit but it was enough to show the damage I’m about to share.

This is the type of tissue damage you’ll see if the water you use is too cold for the root zone. How did I isolate what this damage was? It was the only variable that changed in a very controlled environment. Also I allowed a few days to pass without doing a damn thing to see if it progressed. This is soo important when trying to figure out what happened or what’s happening.

 

[JP1]

Little bit of an educational post.

So I was refilling my water res and back up tanks the other night and decided to forget that I was filling them. Water hitting concrete reminds ya fast

In the fury of cleaning my mess I forgot that the water I brought in was cold as ice. Temps are low here and the run I have to the room is buried and insulated well beyond the frost line but it still has some exposure.

After finishing the cleanup I proceeded to water, and was not thinking. Fortunately only 2 pots got hit but it was enough to show the damage I’m about to share.

This is the type of tissue damage you’ll see if the water you use is too cold for the root zone. How did I isolate what this damage was? It was the only variable that changed in a very controlled environment. Also I allowed a few days to pass without doing a damn thing to see if it progressed. This is soo important when trying to figure out what happened or what’s happening.

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So is that "shock" from the cold feed or is that from lack of oxygen in the cold water? I'd assume the warm soil would warm up the water reasonably quick

 

[KingRatt]

Little bit of an educational post.

So I was refilling my water res and back up tanks the other night and decided to forget that I was filling them. Water hitting concrete reminds ya fast

In the fury of cleaning my mess I forgot that the water I brought in was cold as ice. Temps are low here and the run I have to the room is buried and insulated well beyond the frost line but it still has some exposure.

After finishing the cleanup I proceeded to water, and was not thinking. Fortunately only 2 pots got hit but it was enough to show the damage I’m about to share.

This is the type of tissue damage you’ll see if the water you use is too cold for the root zone. How did I isolate what this damage was? It was the only variable that changed in a very controlled environment. Also I allowed a few days to pass without doing a damn thing to see if it progressed. This is soo important when trying to figure out what happened or what’s happening.

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Thanks for sharing! Glad you caught it before it was the whole garden! Good info for sure!

 

[Drownomatic]

Monrovia containers... They grew my Bissetii bamboo.