Suemchencommentedweek 165 months ago
Looks really good, nice looking buds you have! 👍
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Banana Melt (fem) - Humboldt Seed Co
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Banana melt
Indoor
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LST
weeks 1-2
Defoliation
weeks 9
19 L
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 5
Vegetation
20.32
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inch
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
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Banana Melt if officially 4 weeks old and moving into week five.
D29: tucked large fan leaves under new branches
D32: defoliation and signs of pre-flower. I will veg her for as long as possible
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Sleepy_treestarted grow question 8 months ago
Why are the tips of the two largest fan leaves twisting?
Banana Melt was the one plant I was going to let grow wild, but I’m already thinking of defoliating 🤣
Her Ph is a little low, they were doing this when Ph was also at 5.9.
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001100010010011110answered grow question 8 months ago
probably fluctuating pH -- this causes varying growth rates in the leaves, so you get waves/warping etc.
the paling of the top leaves are mostly likely something else, but i'd ensure pH is relatively stble (within +/- .2 is probably good goal, and ok to do better than that too). Once thta's stable for a bit, and you can observe new growth after that point -- if it looks fine it was probably related to the pH .. if it continues to reference a leaf chart and make your best guess like anyone else... at the least, paling from in to out on leave is one of the more distinctive symptoms.
Grandmas_Boyanswered grow question 7 months ago
Don't know if you ever got an answer...but no. Those look like preflower calyxes. If you look closely at the first picture you can even see the stigma, or "hairs", coming out of the calyx.
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LSchnabelanswered grow question 7 months ago
Rest easy knowing those are 100% not pollen sacks.
They are actually called stipules and develop right around the base of leaf stalks. They are pretty much just small appendages and nothing to worry about.
Everything is looking good.
I hope this helps.
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Organomananswered grow question 7 months ago
No, those long thin things are called "stipules" and are normal for cannabis and have nothing to do with sex or flowering.
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Sleepy_treestarted grow question 5 months ago
Banana Melt was accidentally pollinated. If you were in this situation would you chop her now before the seeds develope anymore or wait until I see cloudy trichs?
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modmyplantsanswered grow question 5 months ago
seeds are there, in the last days she doesnt grow in size. Maybe seeds do, but that only helps your sort them out. Anyways, there will be no new seeds growing, so i would bring it to an end the normal way.
Dont stress it and enjoy whats there, it will be enough 👌
Good luck mate👋
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Sleepy_treecommented5 months ago
@Suemchen, thank you very much. I do believe this strain will produce thicker colas, the last few weeks her energy has gone to making seeds. She was accidentally pollinated by a London Pound Cake.
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PersonalSmok3scommentedweek 87 months ago
Looking good 😻
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Sleepy_treecommented7 months ago
@PersonalSmok3s, 😀 thank you
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High_And_Hydrocommentedweek 19 months ago
Happy growing 🙏
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Sleepy_treecommented9 months ago
@High_And_Hydro, thank you 💚🌱
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gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 09 months ago
Sounds like a nice strain good luck with it
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Sleepy_treecommented9 months ago
@gottagrowsometime, thank you 🙏 it was a freebie. After paying for six seeds, I was glad to see three free seeds 🤣
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Sleepy_treecommentedweek 48 months ago
She’s looking a lot better this evening :) back to a normal green after managing Ph.
I am having to check and manage Ph far too often. What do you recommend for a Ph down? I’m currently using Ph Perfect from AN for nutes and FF Ph down.
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