D15:
Well, it turns out these 2 seeds that I planted were not Cannatonic by Resin seeds. The source I got them from labeled the bags as such but I just found out we are instead working with VCDC F3 by Moxie 710. One of the parents is a cutting of Cannatonic, mixed with Viper City OG, a cultivar with a lot of Kush in its lineage. I went and updated the previous weeks and title to reflect the new name.
If you noticed, I said 2 seeds, but there is only 1 plant here. The other one was placed outdoors in my other diary -- go check out some of my outdoor grows :D
It's starting to grow a bit now, although crazy small internodal distance. This should be interesting.
I watered her with a mycorrhizal fungi solution to strengthen that process. We're trying a new myco solution that includes some other amendments such as biochar, EWC, and more. I look forward to seeing the progress she makes by next weekend.
D21:
Well, this plant has such short internodes, and the leaves seem to be growing any which way they please, in a not very normal diploidal fashion. I carefully inspected her, as she is still hugging the ground with a 3 or 4 sets of nodes -- literally leaves laying on top of each other with no gaps. It turns out, the top-most set of leaves came in a pack of 4 -- from the same node site. This mutant is surprising me. I've had several triploids before, but never a quadploid in a couple decades. Interesting!
I wish you also a happy grow. :) The Cannatonic is on my Seeds2Buy - List.
I planted a L.A. Ultra from Resin Seeds a few days ago, which will be the first strain from them i grow.
Good luck with this grow., growbro🙏
i have one 'deformed (have no pix of that yet) as well but she is starting to flower real nice...glad i did not terminate her
those freaks can really surprise you👍
@Grower_Of_Persia, I use a living soil. That is, everything is already present in the soil. This is more efficient than using chelated minerals. The microbiota of the soil convert the nutrients in the soil into plant digestible nutrients, and help them to absorb it. Additionally, all nutrients can be made at home, using plant and mineral-derived inputs, so it is very cost-effective. More, liquid nutrients or salts kill the beneficial elements of a good soil, and damage the environment. Finally, the end result tastes better.
Basically, I do use nutrients, but my soil inputs produce them throughout the entire grow, naturally.
Poxy heatwaves.
I hate my summers. All my grows finishing up by early July. Just too hot for growing. I used co2 last Yr to combat it. Never again. Way too much work.
GL hope they pick up for you.
@AstroBoy, my head is high, as this didn't affect me one bit. I'm more focused on the other plant in that bed (and my other gardens).
I guess we can blame @love_2_grow haha, jk. The plant left in the bed is from a seed swap with them, and it's more fun to think that the plant that I ripped out was killed by the fumigation of terpenes. It absolutely stinks like citrus in that tent, and the poor little one couldn't breathe! Hahaha