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Indoor
Room Type
Defoliation
weeks 5
Soil
Grow medium
Perlite
Grow medium
Vermiculite
Grow medium
18.9271 l
Pot Size
Germination Method
Directly In Substrate
Method used by growers
Statistics by method
Avg. success - 93%
Method popularity - 20%
Orion F1
Avg. success
Royal Queen Seeds - 91%
Orion F1 - 93%
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SouthWestHesh SouthWestHesh
7 months ago
Let's see if these RQS F1's are able to live up to all the hype!
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Grow Questions
SouthWestHesh
SouthWestHeshstarted grow question 7 months ago
Possible male pre flowers showing; definitely female pre flowers. Why are they showing so early, and why both sets? I thought RQS F1's were touted as being more resilient, but this one seems to be herming while it still be in the vegetative state. What happened?
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Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 7 months ago
All a F1 hybrid really means is it's the first generation of a cross of two different strains. This means they'll display "hybrid vigor" that can potentially make the cross better than either parent but it also means it hasn't been stabilized yet, which generally requires either backcrossing with one of the parents or crossing with itself. Unstabilized genetics can be very unpredictable and hold a lot of variance. F1s are good for pheno hunting but you gotta be ready for results like this too.
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James
Jamesweek 0
Welcome to the F1 Hybrids team buddy! Good luck and happy growing 🌱
SouthWestHesh
SouthWestHesh
@James, Happy to be on board! Looking forward to the outcome!
LeroyVW087
LeroyVW087week 9
I want to share my experience using a de chlorinator in my water. I live in a city water is treated heavily, I’ve grown for years with it and never really seen any problems. I did notice with my spider plants that it was causing some yellowing and poor growth. I read to get a water conditioner to remove chlorine and softens some of the heavy metals and also lowered Ph. Seemed like a heaven sent for cannabis. I noticed right after pre flower, was getting typical mag defienetly symptoms. Checked the soil Ph and it was running 7.8. I use FF HR/OF with 25 percent perlite. Some of them products strip a lot of the life out of your soil. Once I got the soil straightened out and started back feeding Advanced Nutrients, they bounced back, but lost a good week or two in growth. Just want to give a heads up, I’m positive that is what caused the fluctuations in my medium. If you want to use this for high chlorine I would say to amend your soil with sulfur before you start growing. Anyone else using these products and having some issues with yellowing leaves or anything like that be sure to check the soil PH and check your run off after watering.