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Week 4. Six top grow points in canopy, all should finish together. The plant that kept tipping over and that had such a rough time getting started has a mutated leaf.
There is some pheno variation: Two of the plants had five leaves at node 2 and the other four had three leaves at node 2. See pics.
Also one mature skunk has been top chopped and the base branches will be re-vegged. Thus mature skunk starts getting 16 hours of light starting today along with vegging nutes. If it gets fertilized by a male Nanda Deva then those seeds will be skunk Deva. But the main objective is to breed the Nanda Deva. The skunk just kind of got it n the way.
Not sure if theres a name for it but extreme temperatures, over watering, or other environmental stresses could cause plants to mutate. Even unusual photoperiods can also result in leaf pattern changes.
6 weels is a good starting point. If they are falling out of the calyxes early, you can harvest. (exaggeration... if they are fully developed before that point, you don't have to wait, obviously). better to be safe than sorry and have large % of inviable seed.
if you allow it to be pollinated over and over across a longer length of time, you have seeds developing at much different time frames, so try to douse them over a shorter period of time and remove the pollen donating plant / clean up as best you can, though no need to be anal about it. wipe down walls and floor / platform etc. get that excess pollen out of there so you can have a single harvest date and get 95% of the seed with the same development time.
@BudBoutique,
The only candidate for a tio chip would be the hemper. But it has only four nudes, they are widely spaced, and ni branch growth whatsoever. The plan is to bend the stem. It has a bad ohenotyoe. A recessive hemp gene.
Since I am breeding these U don't obviously want to preserve as much of the original structure fur as long as possible.
The seeds from the hemper will be separated from the seeds of the desirable plants. If the hemper is a male and if it is not the only male, it will get chopped and pollen from a better male will be used. If the hemper is female she can ride along but I doubt I'll use the seeds from her for anything.
@BudBoutique,
I have four even's that are the focus of this breed grow. The runt could catch up. I've seen them fi this before. I use very hot soil and they get spoon fed dead fish and bird crap in a bed if worn casings. So one in a while one of them gags. The other hemper can easily be bent. No reason to top these, especially since I'm breeding.
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