MechaniMan
Well-Known Member
I was just sitting in my room tonight admiring my plants, checking them over for any issues that might be taken care of but I don't see any.
I would like to pay homage to these two plants and show you as an example why you shouldn't give up on them. If not for these two plants I would only have two females out of my first grow of seven seeds. These ladies pulled through outstandingly and turned out to be pretty nice plants.
The first one here (pics 1 & 2) is one from my earlier post that was all mangled. Despite being genetically inferior, abused, stunted it managed to grow into the tallest plant in the room, it's has grown 10" in the first week of flowering, she's a fighter. And though it's technically half a plant because it was broken in half after it was topped, it is developing Bud sites just like the two largest healthiest plants I have.
The second plant (pics 3,4&5) started life extremely stunted, I topped it once it developed a couple nodes but it was about a month behind everything else and a slow grower. It showed up late out of nowhere from a seed I discarded in the bucket because I assumed it would never sprout. After topping I don't recall it ever developing sideways it just developed two main stems instead of four. It is just as tall as the two large healthy plants and actually has the thickest top main stems. Both of them look as though they will generated a decent amount of yield despite their hardships and should serve as an example of why you shouldn't give up on them.
That last pic is just for show.
I would like to pay homage to these two plants and show you as an example why you shouldn't give up on them. If not for these two plants I would only have two females out of my first grow of seven seeds. These ladies pulled through outstandingly and turned out to be pretty nice plants.
The first one here (pics 1 & 2) is one from my earlier post that was all mangled. Despite being genetically inferior, abused, stunted it managed to grow into the tallest plant in the room, it's has grown 10" in the first week of flowering, she's a fighter. And though it's technically half a plant because it was broken in half after it was topped, it is developing Bud sites just like the two largest healthiest plants I have.
The second plant (pics 3,4&5) started life extremely stunted, I topped it once it developed a couple nodes but it was about a month behind everything else and a slow grower. It showed up late out of nowhere from a seed I discarded in the bucket because I assumed it would never sprout. After topping I don't recall it ever developing sideways it just developed two main stems instead of four. It is just as tall as the two large healthy plants and actually has the thickest top main stems. Both of them look as though they will generated a decent amount of yield despite their hardships and should serve as an example of why you shouldn't give up on them.
That last pic is just for show.
