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Indoor
Cut back on the nutes a bit as I think I might be seeing a few hints here and there for overfeeding.
Lower side branches on the T.Dreams in the tent started to sag a bit with weight so supported them back to main stem with pipe cleaners
Both are craving water more frequently and smell has increased significantly.
Total guess as a newby but thinking we might be about 3 weeks??? to harvest. No idea though.
Outdoor
It's been really windy of late, added some support/trellis to both plants and tied in.
The splinted side branches on Revolver have not died so optimistic they will make it. Will remove splints after 10 days and see if they will hold up on their own.
Idiot cat remains obsessed with Revolver lol won't grow this strain again haha
These 2 still have a long way to go compared to indoor
Curious about the noticeable visual differences between the 2 Tangerine Dream Auto's. Two seeds from same packet of 5. #1 has thinner fingers with 7 lobes and is a full 2" taller. #2 is shorter, bushier and has 9 lobe thicker fingered leaves.Thoughts?
even though two plants may belong to the same breed, they can exhibit different phenotypes. This is because each plant inherits a unique combination of genes from both the father and the mother. As a result, one plant may have a stronger genetic influence from the father, while the other may showcase more prominent traits from the mother.
These phenotypic variations are normal and natural in the plant world. It can be exciting to observe how different characteristics manifest in each plant, even within the same breed. Each phenotype has its own beauty and may offer unique benefits in terms of growth, production, or resistance to certain conditions.
It's important to remember that phenotypes are a visual expression of a plant's genes and do not necessarily indicate superiority or inferiority. Each plant is special in its own way and deserves to be appreciated for its uniqueness.
I wish you the best of luck with your plants and hope you enjoy the process of observing how they develop and express their individual characteristics. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Best regards and success in your cultivation journey!
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