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Meanwhile 2 plants snapped in half(Through to the stems). Rain...

@Doctors_Choice, Solid advice.

I want to offer you some advice: moving forward, while working with the F2, maintain two separate lines. Choose two mothers, pollinate them with different fathers, then work with them separately, avoiding accidental pollination. The duration of your work with them depends on your goals. You might simply reach the F3 stage, or perhaps you'll want to go further and even conduct a couple of backcrosses to solidify exactly what you like. This journey is yours.:rocket: The key is, once you have two stable versions that you're happy with, cross them together, and you'll get an interlinear cross that will give you something akin to hybrid vigor. It's the best way to create your own strong strain and avoid inbred depression.:fire::+1::skin-tone-4:

@Doctors_Choice, Naturally I've had seeds over a decade old produce amazing plants with outstanding germination rates. The majority of my strains come from over decade old seed originally. Bro.

Nice grow

@AmericanWeedwolf, lol. You also not on point.

Will update when I start harvesting maybe.

Good stuff. Lol @ mans lost his seed and it still came up but didn't know where from.

fixed growdiaries disorganisation of my pics*

@gottagrowsometime, timeline is not locked up yet. First grow show days when things happen. I have been thinking would be just better not to top at all and repot in side of larger pot that LST is easier. Corner to corner. Thats the way i have get good results eatlier. Have to just decide now at first grow how to do and copy at others.

@Hattiwatti, Lil bit of kelp, lil bit of molasses. Plants be like, "what was stress again? FIGHT." And obviously, you do what you do for making them roots pop.