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Todo lo que lleva Tangie es una delicia, suerte con tu grow
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Tangie (RQS) Tent 300W (Tri-symmetric)
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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 6, 8
Topping
weeks 6, 8
100%
Soil
Grow medium
19 l
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Germination Method
Peat Pellet
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Avg. success - 92%
Method popularity - 7%
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The Tangie after germination
The Tangie after germination
Starting the last grow of the year with a THCv, Pink Mist, Lemon Skunk and Tangie. All from RQS. They all are germinated in Soil-Plugs (also from RQS). The Tangie seems kinda off. The seed-leaves seem conjoined with the stem. While the others already have their first small leaves, the Tangie is still sitting there with its seed leaves only. We will see if it recovers. Otherwise, I will try it with a new seed again.
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420DeepGrowcommentedweek 623 days ago
tangiecommentedweek 22 months ago
Hm I just chopped a Tangie that was normal, but my current Sour Diesel seedling is also tri-symmetric :)
Good luck with your plant! Would be interested to know if you notice any differences in how a plant with this mutation has to be cared for compared to a regular one. I started feeding mine higher levels of nutrients and more light earlier than advised because hey, 1.5 times # of leaves leaves translates to 1.5x photon capture surface, thus 1.5x available energy and capacity for nutrient uptake, theoretically (I'm not a biologist, so maybe some of my assumptions are wrong).
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Koishi_Komeijicommented23 days ago
@tangie, thank you for your comment. For now she stopped the tri-symmetry after the 2nd node. But it doesn't seem like she produces more biomass than the rest. So I will feed her like the rest for now.
Also, after the topping she look quit freaky (which I like c:)
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