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Nicblackk During this week, no growth nutrients will be applied, beyond what the soil provides. The interior of the indoor is being sprayed with dechlorinated water (chlorine-free) with 0.2 ml of B.A.C. rooting solution per liter of water (to maintain some humidity). pH=5.8. Day 0. On this day, the seedlings emerged from the soil taking the cotyledons. It can be seen in the photos that the cotyledons have not yet captured chlorophyll (yellow). Day 1. All the seedlings (6, including the twin embryo resulting from two gametes) have an approximate height of 3.5 cm. The first true leaves are starting to show, but there has been little movement. Day 2. Same as day 1. Day 3. The perimeter of the soil has been watered with 100 mL/plant. Dechlorinated water with 0.2 mL of B.A.C. rooting solution per liter of water. Electrical conductivity 0.3 and pH 5.9. Day 4. Nothing. Day 5. Nothing. Day 6. The perimeter has been watered with 200 mL/plant. Dechlorinated water with 0.2 mL of B.A.C. rooting solution per liter of water and 1 mL of Sensi Grow part A and 1 mL of Sensi Grow part B. pH=5.9. Ec=0.7. Day 7. Nothing. The diplosporic twin has not managed to develop and has been discarded. Regarding the twin, a clone of the mother, it has also emerged, but I'm worried because it only shows 1 cotyledon and is not well formed. In principle, this shouldn't be a problem for the subsequent development of the plant (maybe it's just taking longer to start). What worries me the MOST is whether it will have primary meristems in that area and will form true leaves (once I planted the species Mentha piperita and it came out as a monocotyledon, a genetic failure, and it continued its development normally), we'll see what happens. EXPLANATION OF THE TWIN. When the plant forms the seed primordium and the ovary, the female gametophyte ("ovule") is produced by macrosporogenesis and subsequent macrogametogenesis. Macrogametogenesis is the process that will form a functional female gametophyte; for this, the initial cell must undergo mitosis without cytokinesis, cellularization, and cellular differentiation. The mature female gametophyte (after a series of mitosis and meiosis) will consist of 3 cells at one pole (antipodal), 2+1 cells at the other pole (2 synergids + 1 ovule), and a polar nucleus (the nucleus of the cell where the rest are embedded). There is a normal process in other plant species, but abnormal in Cannabis called apomixis or diplospory. The first embryo occurs through normal fertilization of the male gametophyte (pollen) with the female gametophyte (ovule). The second can occur in two ways: the first is a second fertilization (where another male gametophyte fertilizes the polar nucleus of the seed primordium), the second is a poor formation of this polar nucleus (it does not undergo meiosis) so it begins to develop with 100% of the mother's genetic material (it develops by parthenogenesis).

Nicblackk Day 8. 100 mL has been given to each plant. 0.2 mL rooting agent B.A.C. per L of water + 1 mL of Seis Grow Part A per Liter of water + 1 mL of Sensi Grow Part B per Liter of water. pH=5.9. Ec=1. Day 9. Nothing.