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Male on the right will show little balls like this
Female will have pistils the long stringy things
Female will have pistils the long stringy things
Well that's obvious; thank you.... I don't see anything that looks like the male thingies. I do see signs of the female pointy things. At least I'm pretty sure on a couple of them. Thank you.Don't let pollen sacs get to this stage
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curious about peat pots and why the suck .please tell me Obi WonDon't use peat pots they suck balls
I always use a good starting soil in the Beer pong plastic cups
Solo brand with drainage holes cut in bottom of them
I never had luck with them after numerous attempts . I believe they remain to damp and rot the seeds before they get a chance to pop. I could be wrong, but it does not happen often................LOLcurious about peat pots and why the suck .please tell me Obi Won
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This one just showed sex yesterday.
Are we allowed to say Male and female , what if it wants to be trans-gendered
roger that i understand a wittle moreWe are in someone Grow thread move over to the Old farts
This is what I just found a few minutes ago. What do you think? I'm going to find my 35mm camera to see it I can get a better picture. If you look close can you see the little ball thing? This is one of the oldest plants so it would make sense it would show first. Should I take it out of the tent for now? I was thinking to wait for the gender tests I ordered before I yank it up. I could isolate it in the nursery tent for a few days while I wait.View attachment 288915
This one just showed sex yesterday.
Agree - they stay damp and get moldy (tried them). Also I have found over the years in my vegetable garden that the peat pots don't actually break down. The roots can't get through the thick layer of whatever it is. If you did want to grow them is something other than the Solo cup (which I am a believer - tried to re-invent the wheel and should of just did what everyone said) you could try **** Pots. They are on Amazon and they are made from cow patties. They do tear up/break down a lot faster. But, again soggy...In theory, if the seedlings do survive, you could plant the baby into the next pot without trying to remove it from the **** pot. Once it gets wet and soggy it goes all to pieces. I fought the Solo cup process but really is the best. I think I killed at least 12-18 seeds/seedlings until I did "the CUP".....I never had luck with them after numerous attempts . I believe they remain to damp and rot the seeds before they get a chance to pop. I could be wrong, but it does not happen often................LOL
I put the suspect male plant in quarantine...And I have an idea. I am shopping for an endoscope. It's really for looking down sewer pipes and such BUT will give me access to all the small parts. Does anyone else use one? I tried the Wi-Fi microscope and it sucked. Couldn't get it to talk to my phone. The one I'm looking at has a monitor and comes with a 32 G SD card. Input fellow growers????This is what I just found a few minutes ago. What do you think? I'm going to find my 35mm camera to see it I can get a better picture. If you look close can you see the little ball thing? This is one of the oldest plants so it would make sense it would show first. Should I take it out of the tent for now? I was thinking to wait for the gender tests I ordered before I yank it up. I could isolate it in the nursery tent for a few days while I wait.
Agree - they stay damp and get moldy (tried them). Also I have found over the years in my vegetable garden that the peat pots don't actually break down. The roots can't get through the thick layer of whatever it is. If you did want to grow them is something other than the Solo cup (which I am a believer - tried to re-invent the wheel and should of just did what everyone said) you could try **** Pots. They are on Amazon and they are made from cow patties. They do tear up/break down a lot faster. But, again soggy...In theory, if the seedlings do survive, you could plant the baby into the next pot without trying to remove it from the **** pot. Once it gets wet and soggy it goes all to pieces. I fought the Solo cup process but really is the best. I think I killed at least 12-18 seeds/seedlings until I did "the CUP".....
Right? I'm on the hunt. What's a macro setting?I use one at work when I absolutely have to so I can see the gears n stuff inside transmissions. I've only ever used that one, and its a cheap pos. I bet a good one with a macro setting would work well for what you are looking to use it for.
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