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Teh_Saccade Teh_Saccade
2 years ago
The widow is turning out to be a bit of a beast..! :D Well, a mini beast, at least... It's starting to become one giant bud with leaves sticking out of it hahaha The flowers are beautiful and are starting to resemble large bees, feeling nice and fluffy - you can see some sugar on them! I've left it out in the rain a bit, and I'm only feeding it tomorite for now, as I'm not sure I'm getting the hydro nutrients right for soil, or they don't like it or something... Doing fine on the tomorite, though, can't complain! The bush is a bit thick, so I'm clipping off some leaves and I'm retraining and... Oh... Shit yea... I broke one of the branches off by accident 0.0) It's ok though - it only had 3 buds on it, and I did some emergency medical aid for plants on it and it appears to be as good as it was before the snap. Happened totally when I was not paying attention - I was daydreaming about something (i think I was recalling and fantasising about a psychedelic experience of late), while stroking the branch and - snap - I put too much pressure on it and there it goes! WHOOPS! The main thing, in that situation, is celerity. So I hold it on, use some not-so-sticky electrical tape to bandage it together with the stem in the right place, then I use twisty tie to hook it together while also applying tension to hold it firm by training it to other branches. A few days later - it's all good, except the big red bandage around the trunk :D I'm enjoying how the buds are growing so dense, and during defoliation I notice that I'm having to remove a lot of fan leaves, but also the bud fan leaves, in order to keep the air flowing so it doesn't transpire all over itself and make puddles on the leaves. At least it shows it is healthy. These autos don't really mind being cut, you know... the web says not to do it, but they seem fine - no stress or worry. Just make sure the plant is growing all over the place and keep that going - there's no need for the fans to get bigger, when the buds can grow and serve the core by enlarging :D I love this plant - it smells minty and has a hint of a-pinene somewhere in there, so I'm thinking that this is more indica than sativa, which is as advertised by RQS. Another month and we'll see. A lot of the beard hairs are going brown or orange, but the buds are too airy and wispy, despite chunking up. As I said, the plant is on track to be one giant bud with twigs and leaves at this rate! I hope it doesn't stretch any :P The apical bud is very nice!
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Grow Questions
Teh_Saccade
Teh_Saccadestarted grow question 2 years ago
Hey guys - this little girl is clinging onto her shell. I've wet it a few times, and it has been 24hrs - it's not moving. She brought it out the soil with her, and is developing nicely otherwise. Should I remove it early (like now) or wait to see if the she pushes it off?
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 2 years ago
Always wait for it to fall off. It is way to easy to damage the seed leaves since they can stick to the inside of the shell and tear when you remove it. I will usually take a syringe and put a drop of water over the shell to keep it soft and so the inner membrane does not dry out and stick. Eventually they should break free. I had a similar but worse issue with this grow. See germination/week1 growdiaries.com/diaries/126912-grow-journal-by-chow-13/week/673135
Teh_Saccade
Teh_Saccadestarted grow question 2 years ago
Have any of you guys ever taken cuttings/clones from autos? This is my first time with ruderalis cross, and I am reading that I shouldn't even top the plants as they will likely start to flower as they reach 5-8 nodes. Will the plant be super stunted after a clip..?
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Doesn't work, its that auto flowering gene that prevents it from being successful. By the time roots form, the plant will be wanting to flower, not continue veg growth, making cuttings/clones pointless. In my experience, autos do best if left intact and when not topped.
Teh_Saccade
Teh_Saccadestarted grow question 2 years ago
I was wondering... This White Widow auto is bred from Critical x Ruderalis to have Critical Auto ~ 35-50% Ruderalis. Crit. Auto is bred again to WW S1 Auto (~20-25% Ruderalis). If bred again, you think enough Ruderalis (~10%) for it to still be classed as automatic? Thanks! :D
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Kolibri
Kolibrianswered grow question 2 years ago
Es geht nicht um den prozentualen Anteil in der Genetik. Es gibt auch reine Ruderalis- Pflanzen die photoperiodisch aktiviert werden müssen. Du musst bei Deinen Kreuzungen, wenn Du denn Automatics züchten möchtest, eben auf diese Eigenschaften hin selektieren. Also bei den Nachkommen bestimmen welche unabhängig vom Lichtzyklus blühen und diese Eigenschaft stabilisieren. Es gibt stabile Automatics die weniger als 2% Ruderalisgenetik enthalten... Viel Glück!
Teh_Saccade
Teh_Saccadestarted grow question 2 years ago
Auto experts! I have been keeping this one very low & it is producing many shoots with pistils. I'd like to remove some fan leaves, but Idk if this is a good idea, since it is flowering after only a month..! Do you think it would be ok to do this for more light..? Thanks! :D
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 2 years ago
1st try tucking the leaves behind to expose more flower sites. I wouldn't really defoliate her until she really kicks into gear and explodes in growth.
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love_2_grow
love_2_growweek 5
I grow the exact same strain as you but am a few weeks further along. I have done some slight defoliation without any problems. That being said, I don't think you need to worry about that yet as your girl is still rather small. Leaf tucking should be all you need at this point.
love_2_grow
love_2_grow
@The_Saccade, Good luck with your grow and harvest. I'm VERY happy how my White Widows come along :)
Teh_Saccade
Teh_Saccade
@love_2_grow, Thanks for the help! I appreciate it! You know... the plant would probably be about 30cm + tall if I didn't keep tying it down :P It's so bent up like a pretzel right now, which has seemed to help it shoot out a lot more of the side branches compared to a regular White Widow. It is a small little thing, but I'm hoping that after it starts to develop true buds that it will shoot out a little :) I'm going to hold off on taking away any more leaves for a few weeks! Thanks again! :D
GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieweek 5
Hey there... Hashy was right - you really don't want to do much defoliation at this stage... The one thing I'd recommend is pulling up your lights so they're about 24" away - this will encourage the plant to stretch. Super job so far!!
Teh_Saccade
Teh_Saccade
@GrowingGrannie, Thanks for the tip, Grannie! :D I think the light is about 20" (? 50cm?) away from the plants at the moment... I've a little problem in that I accidentally hanged it a little skewed, so one of the ratchet ties is a little shorter than the other. If I lower it - it falls in a diagonal pattern... but I think the coverage is still good! What I've done, following your advice, is to move the plant to the outside rather than directly under it - also the same for the other auto :D Hopefully this will have a similar effect in encouraging it to pull out a bit more toward the light :D I'll have to stop tying everything down - but these autos are wanting to grow so much every day!!! At least an inch is added to the shoots every time I go to check on them! :D
Kynareth
Kynarethweek 0
good luck!!
love_2_grow
love_2_growweek 0
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱