USA Only *Tent Fires* Pinky Tuscadero Auto * Test Thread *

[Proph]

@Proph
Up until I poked my head in the tent this morning, It seemed like these two were growing identically. View attachment 1284619View attachment 1284620

Nice! Is that veriegation on that leaf? If so that's a first for sure! Keeping my eye on that pheno! It kind of looks natural, but kind of looks like insect damage, but it's hard to say from zooming in.

 

[Growtogrow]

 

[Dichoti]

Nice! Is that veriegation on that leaf? If so that's a first for sure! Keeping my eye on that pheno! It kind of looks natural, but kind of looks like insect damage, but it's hard to say from zooming in.

Maybe? I haven’t seen any signs of insects/gnats in my tent.

 

[Feenix]

Both plants showed their sex Sunday night and both had already shown budding last night. Fast.
Pinky #1

 

[WildBill]

Both plants showed their sex Sunday night and both had already shown budding last night. Fast.
Pinky #1

Great news!

 

[Proph]

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Maybe? I haven’t seen any signs of insects/gnats in my tent.

It wouldn't be from gnats or bugs you can see.. That type of damage is usually caused by some sort of leaf miner. They live underneath the leaf and feed on the chlorophyll. I zoomed in on the pic and the outer edges look more like bite marks than natural veriegation. You could always check with a scope to be safe.

 

[Proph]

Both plants showed their sex Sunday night and both had already shown budding last night. Fast.
Pinky #1

Whoa!! That was quick! What size pots again?

 

[Feenix]

Whoa!! That was quick! What size pots again?

#1 is in a 3 gal airpot as will be #2 by the end of today. 2 is still in the cup and showing the same without the cupping which seems to have little effect on #1.

 

[Dichoti]

It wouldn't be from gnats or bugs you can see.. That type of damage is usually caused by some sort of leaf miner. They live underneath the leaf and feed on the chlorophyll. I zoomed in on the pic and the outer edges look more like bite marks than natural veriegation. You could always check with a scope to be safe. View attachment 1285292

My scope died, So I’ll have to use my macro lens and hope my iPad camera zooms in far enough.

 

[Dichoti]

It wouldn't be from gnats or bugs you can see.. That type of damage is usually caused by some sort of leaf miner. They live underneath the leaf and feed on the chlorophyll. I zoomed in on the pic and the outer edges look more like bite marks than natural veriegation. You could always check with a scope to be safe. View attachment 1285292