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Three of four Robin Hood Seeds popped. One didn't make it after popped. Put two more in water but only one popped. Very sad 50% germination rate. Disappointed to say the least. So I popped two more ILGM in water today, 6/14, cause I know those will pop. I've been 100% for over a year now but I've lost that record. Don't mind the other plants growing in the tent on the sides.
Three days after popping the ILGM seeds in soil they popped up. Earlier this week the new Nanaz died. 0/2 with the second set of seeds. Second one to randomly die on me. If you were wondering, all the plants are in Coco with 20% worm castings at the bottom. The ILGM were out in the same container as the Nanaz that died. 2/6 for the Nanaz is really bad. But will still take clones of them as we go.
The run from hell continues. I transplanted the Nanaz cause they needed to go into the next tent. But For some reason I decided to transplant one of the purple punches too early and pretty sure I killed the plant.
After transplanting last week, I thought I killed one so I popped two new seeds just in case. Looks like she pulled through. I topped number 1 and 2 Nanaz at the six and fifth nodes respectfuly earlier in the week. Defoliated today on a few leaves on the Nanaz.
My plant up front has been an issue. Drinks a ton and can't keep up to watered too much. Plus the punch number two is looking poor on the bottom leaves. So added some cal mag just in case that's it.
A good week for the girls. Topped lots of the top sites. Tied down the Nanaz to start making them for bushy. Lollipopping the PP to get vertical growth. Transplanted the last two PP to 3 gallon pots and threw them in the small germination tent.
These girls are so thirsty. The two Nanaz drink like alcoholics! I'm leaving for vacation so these are taken a couple days early. Also why they are so drooped cause it's first thing and haven't watered yet. I hope they do fine while I'm gone!
They've grown a lot this last week. Topped, defoliated, LST; did it all this week. The Nanaz are very peticular with their watering cycles. All I can say is in another month, it'll be hard to cram all these plants into the flower tent lol
Boy it's been a week plus. I transplanted these girls after pulling my other batch and they wanted to drink. Had to ask this great community at that point to see whether I was over or under watering. Turns out these girls needed even more water after the transplant. Now they are back on track!
In this first week of flower I've tied downed branches, lollipopped the lower branches, weaved branches under the newly installed trellis netting, and trimmed any leafs blocking flowers sites or pressing into another branch. Nanaz are recovering well after under watering last week. Looking strong 💪💪
When do males start to release pollen? Is it for sure week three? If it's still week two and I don't see any nuts opening, should I be in the clear? Or should I just chop it all?
High PapaNugs,
Once a male plant reaches maturity, roughly 4 to 5 weeks into the flowering stage, the sacs open and release pollen into the air.
Happy Growing! 😋
The nightmare continues. One of my Nanaz is a male. Even though these were feminized seeds, it didn't matter. I just hope I pulled it early enough at day 11 of flower. The other Nanaz seems clear, see last few photos in the week, so besides some swollen calyces I should be good.
Everything's going well. She's on auto pilot still. Just praying for no seeds which I don't suspect at this time. The girls drink as much as a Irishman though!
@Growladyeastmidlands, sorry for the delay but I wanted to wait to be sure. I posted updated photos and I don't believe there are any other herms or males. Take a look yourself and let me know. The first photos with obvious nuts are the plant I threw out. After that, they should be females.
@PapaNugs,I'd have a good look at your plants has im sure that you have a couple of hermie plants in your area also I'm afraid if so they will all need to be removed before the pods open if they open they will be seeded and noone wants seeds
@Growladyeastmidlands, I wasn't supposed to have a male as these were feminized seeds but one did turn out male. Super bummed. I chopped it immediately when I saw the nuts. Hoping it wasn't too late. I don't want seeds...
PapaNugs
