My first grow hermied on me. Several of the ballsacks I plucked had pistils coming out of them. I left those for a while, then decided to dissect one. It had nanners within and 2 pistils protruding from the sack. After that, I plucked anything small and round, pistil or not. I was in the tent tweezing balls for 30+ minutes, every night for at least a week, maybe 2.Then I noticed a small pistil coming out of it. I was relieved.
Yeah man I do. Mostly swing a hatchet. Been roofing since I was 19 and I’m 49 about to be 50. Did a lot of framing in between. Construction is a Love Hate kinda job but I love the freedom and outdoors.You did the right thing chopping it ASAP.
Right thing tossing unknown seeds IMO.
Plenty of good/great seeds can found among the members here.
I have the exact same thumb nail~!
Swing a hammer?![]()
Putting in the work and it paid off. I’m in it for the long run as well. But if it presents itself to be a problem, timber. I’ll cut them down. No thinking, No hesitation and nothing to process.My first grow hermied on me. Several of the ballsacks I plucked had pistils coming out of them. I left those for a while, then decided to dissect one. It had nanners within and 2 pistils protruding from the sack. After that, I plucked anything small and round, pistil or not. I was in the tent tweezing balls for 30+ minutes, every night for at least a week, maybe 2.
Miraculously, no seeds in the 10oz I netted. I consider myself lucky.
Brother from another mother. The nails are definitely a tell- tale sign. Not sure if I hit or someone else caused itBrother roofer~!
Turn 59 this month.
Roofing since last century~!
I recognized that nail, and really thought you had one of my pics~!
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For sure check your feed ppm's, but since they are looking fine I bet you arent too far off from normal. Not cleaning out the res could definitely influence the ppm's as it's holding runoff and the liquids evaporate leaving it even more concentrated. I never check my runoff ec in coco, though Im thinking its different in soil?Thanx for the compliment. I try to stay on top of thing. And yes the last feed was 1886 ppm. But I failed to mention I didn’t clean out the reservoir before hand. Not sure if that played a part buts it’s possible. Plus I didn’t check the feed ppm’s. Definitely going to that tomorrow. That way I know where my numbers are at. The plant look healthy. No real signs of anything. All the plants are eating the same. Drying out the same. They even look the same. Except some stretched more than others. Like you mentioned above. Genetics. I may have planted a Herm seed and got a Herm in return.
Ouch!!I did this back in 2015. We were on a 20’ walk board. Not even 8’ high. My side collapsed as I was reaching over to grab a shingle. When we hit the ground. My chest impacted my knee right as we hit the ground. Then the other 2 guys piled on top of me. It exploded the ball joint of my tibia. They call it a pilon fracture. Messed me up but only for a minute.
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Did this a couple years ago with a fresh hook blade. I was cutting some synthetic felt in the wind. Didn’t even feel it. My brothers like Dude you’re bleeding. So I wrapped it up with blue ship towels and duct tape I had in my work trailer. Finished the day. Then got it sown up. View attachment 36969
I know the feeling....I did this back in 2015. We were on a 20’ walk board. Not even 8’ high. My side collapsed as I was reaching over to grab a shingle. When we hit the ground. My chest impacted my knee right as we hit the ground. Then the other 2 guys piled on top of me. It exploded the ball joint of my tibia. They call it a pilon fracture. Messed me up but only for a minute.
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Did this a couple years ago with a fresh hook blade. I was cutting some synthetic felt in the wind. Didn’t even feel it. My brothers like Dude you’re bleeding. So I wrapped it up with blue ship towels and duct tape I had in my work trailer. Finished the day. Then got it sown up. View attachment 36969
I’ve been searching on line referencing those numbers. I found it’s not commonFor sure check your feed ppm's, but since they are looking fine I bet you arent too far off from normal. Not cleaning out the res could definitely influence the ppm's as it's holding runoff and the liquids evaporate leaving it even more concentrated. I never check my runoff ec in coco, though Im thinking its different in soil?
I know the feeling....
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Had a buddy that was an assistant to the Osbourne family(Yes, Ozzie). When Kelly was getting out of hand Sharon and Ozzie asked him to be her bodyguard and keep her out of trouble. As usual, she would sneak out and go clubbing. I think she was 13 or 14 at the time. They get back to the house around 4 a.m. and Kelly's drunk out of her mind and says she forgot her key. My buddy climbs up a trellis to get into her bedroom balcony so that Sharon and Ozzie wouldn't find out and as he's getting to the top he slips and falls off. Lands on his heels and shatters his shin bones, ankles, some of the foot bones and one of his knees.
When I'd go over to his place he'd show me all the titanium rods and pins that they had put in and removed. Last time I saw him, which was about 10 yrs ago, he was still walking with a cane.







Thank you. Glad to be here. Sometimes the more I think I know. The less I really know. Kinda hard to figure out what going on with plants.Killer crop. I'm glad you showed up.
I'm new to all this and I've learned so much here. Someone will chime in for sure. Some plants fade just fade, so maybe a different pheno? I don't know if that starts at 5 weeks though.Thank you. Glad to be here. Sometimes the more I think I know. The less I really know. Kinda hard to figure out what going on with plants.
You’re probably right. She does seem to be lagging behind some from the others. Maybe a mother plant trait or father who knows. I guess you always have that one stubborn one lol.I'm new to all this and I've learned so much here. Someone will chime in for sure. Some plants fade just fade, so maybe a different pheno? I don't know if that starts at 5 weeks though.
Yes. If all the plants are the same and one is wetter than the other then it means it's not pulling water as fast. I was going to say that it may just be a temporary slow down of that one plant but you said it's been doing this the whole grow.Speaking of the plant in question. When I fed yesterday I did notice she wasn’t as dry as the rest. So I’m think ph issue, nute lockouts of some sort or even root issues. Her Buds seem to be forming ok.
Both of those plants seemed to be having a phosphorus issue at one point. That’s why I bumped it up to 12 ml per 2 liters. It seemed to help in slowing the leaf purpling. And some of the leaves are kinda old. But it’s moved up the 2 main tops. So could it be just old damage from the low phosphorus ? Definitely going to keep an eye on this.Yes. If all the plants are the same and one is wetter than the other then it means it's not pulling water as fast. I was going to say that it may just be a temporary slow down of that one plant but you said it's been doing this the whole grow.
Here is a thought. I use fox Farm soil too, albeit ocean forest. But what I have seen with premixed soils is it settles in the bags. Heavier particles to bottom of bag and lighter substrate at the top. If not dumped and thoroughly remixed prior to potting imbalances can occur. This could be what you are seeing in your troubled plant. Did you mix well before planting?Both of those plants seemed to be having a phosphorus issue at one point. That’s why I bumped it up to 12 ml per 2 liters. It seemed to help in slowing the leaf purpling. And some of the leaves are kinda old. But it’s moved up the 2 main tops. So could it be just old damage from the low phosphorus ? Definitely going to keep an eye on this.
I mix soils [ very thoroughly ] but not each bag before I start.Here is a thought. I use fox Farm soil too, albeit ocean forest. But what I have seen with premixed soils is it settles in the bags. Heavier particles to bottom of bag and lighter substrate at the top. If not dumped and thoroughly remixed prior to potting imbalances can occur. This could be what you are seeing in your troubled plant. Did you mix well before planting?
I try to. I didn’t use ocean forest this time around. Just Happy Frog, perlite and some worm castings. Typically I’ll do 80/20 plus perlite and castings. But as I was writing this I was thinking. No I don’t dump the bags out and mix it before additional material.Here is a thought. I use fox Farm soil too, albeit ocean forest. But what I have seen with premixed soils is it settles in the bags. Heavier particles to bottom of bag and lighter substrate at the top. If not dumped and thoroughly remixed prior to potting imbalances can occur. This could be what you are seeing in your troubled plant. Did you mix well before planting?
I'm not so sure this is an issue that would have far reaching effects. A lot of outdoor growers will cut the top off the bag and plant the plant directly in the bag. No mixing of the soil.Here is a thought. I use fox Farm soil too, albeit ocean forest. But what I have seen with premixed soils is it settles in the bags. Heavier particles to bottom of bag and lighter substrate at the top. If not dumped and thoroughly remixed prior to potting imbalances can occur. This could be what you are seeing in your troubled plant. Did you mix well before planting?
I see it in ocean forest. All the light substrate is alway in the upper half of the bag seems like. So I have started dumping the bags and it mix the shit out of it in a large tote.I'm not so sure this is an issue that would have far reaching effects. A lot of outdoor growers will cut the top off the bag and plant the plant directly in the bag. No mixing of the soil.
I understand your logic but I'm not sure if enough separation occurs for it to be an issue.
Yeah I hear ya on that. Never pre mixed before. Never even crossed my mind.I'm not so sure this is an issue that would have far reaching effects. A lot of outdoor growers will cut the top off the bag and plant the plant directly in the bag. No mixing of the soil.
I understand your logic but I'm not sure if enough separation occurs for it to be an issue.
I can see that. Happens with perlite and the such.I see it in ocean forest. All the light substrate is alway in the upper half of the bag seems like. So I have started dumping the bags and it mix the shit out of it in a large tote.