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Amazing turn around she outgrowing what ever messed her up in the beginning.👍
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Gold Glue Triple Threat DWC (Oct 2019)
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Day 50 - Into week nine! Both DWC girls are doing very well. The grapefruit has obviously caught up with her Gold Glue Comrade. She's got more mass and thankfully has a little more space to breathe than the first Grapefruit grown in the last grow. The Gold Glue continually seems to have a weird (Very minor) deficiency that I can't pin down but she's doing so well I'm basically ignoring it. Brown specs on random leaf tips in random points on the plant maybe one in twenty leaves. As I am continually, gradually defoliating, these are the leaves I yank. She's thriving and her roots are gorgeous so I have chosen not to care.
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Philindicuscommentedweek 45 years ago
Philindicuscommented5 years ago
@Hexus, I had one with similar leaf issues on my FB Blackberry grow and have seen it in at least 6 other grows on GD. I think it may be TMV (Tobacco mosaic virus) but without actually testing for it I can't be sure. Some peoples plants grew faster than the issue would show itself. The leaves still were showing some slight signs of it but not extensive. If I run into it again I'm going to spring for a test kit and take a sample to my local university agricultural lab to satisfy my curiosity. I could be wrong!
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Hexuscommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, The Coco and DWC Gold Glues both had weird, really slow growing, wrinkly leaves, and they seem to have sort of straightened themselves out. The Soil Gold Glue was a three time non-starter. The fourth seed came out looking like a regular old plant and seems to be doing fine. *Shrug* I'm calling genetics just because of the variety of mediums and the consistency of the problems with ONLY this strain in the grow.
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Philindicuscommentedweek 115 years ago
Nice she looks sweet enjoy the harvest👍
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Hexuscommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, Much appreciated!
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Philindicuscommentedweek 25 years ago
Always a stubborn one in the bunch
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Hexuscommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, My guess is mutation because she's kinda doing her thing and growing daily but she's just uglier than dirt. :-D
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Black_Flag_Geneticscommentedweek 114 years ago
Im surprised you didnt win a diary of the month for this; photo after photo; money shots. Good Work
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Black_Flag_Geneticscommentedweek 114 years ago
Are you using the humidity pouches
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jdoke223commentedweek 115 years ago
Looks amazing!!!!!
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