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Mistakes happen, be careful in training. That is, I should be as the trunk split when I was careless. However, I've sealed the break and does anybody want to take any bets that this plant survives and eventually thrives? My money is on full recovery. Who's taking the other side? Fix is wrap it up.

The runt is NO LONGER, watch the metamorphosis. Rabbit ears falling off. This can't be called a runt anymore, due for transplant. Don't sell runts short, they may grow out and be best.

It’s that Dutch Passion Strawberry Cough! Some weirdness in their strain, Im growing out a runt that’s their Strawberry Cough and it started out weird. Seed is over 5 yrs old.

SoOrbudgal Here's a polyploid I grew out.

sparxxx007 - This post isn't a question "should I grow out a runt" . Your opinion is fine but doesn't apply here. Instead, this is a thread tracing the history of a runt. It's interesting to watch the determined struggle to survive. There's *plenty* of room for runts here. And I've grown out...

The runt wants to survive.

Anybody seen this resource? It's fascinating. I searched on ACE Seeds and there were 36 strain reports, here's one: (example) Genotype Report for Panama #2 by ACE Seeds https://phylos.bio/sims/variety/CRT-1110/ace-seeds/panama-2 Attached photos are part of the report in the link above.

Blue Drama, breeder Second Generation Genetics. 40 days after 11/13 flip. Blue Drama = Sour Bubble x DJ Short F4 Blueberry

This is an old email from Barney's, I didn't know I had it until today when I cleaned up gmail. This gives you an idea of wholesale/retail pricing if you didn't know already.

We're both waiting and neither of us is in a hurry. I think the rabbit ears seedling broke surface 10 days ago. I don't save all runts but sometimes I will and look how this other runt turned out - it's only 18 inches tall and been under 12/12 since January 1.

I have a few grows under my belt but this is the first time using living soil (Coco Loco + Kind). Some of my plants are suffering from over watering, some are not - this is going to be difficult to illustrate with photos because of photo contrast and how color prints, but I'm giving it a shot...

This is a test of a cross, LIT Farms Gatorade 25 X Second Generation Genetics Clown Royal, in veg in a 2 gal fibre pot with living soil, coco loco + kind soil. It needs defoliation but it had an interesting response to being FIM'd. It grew a hat.