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9fingerleafs_ was just looking over your post/journal. Great sequences and transitions of development, really nice. Nice pants too! I was down in Oregon visiting some farms and photographed some plants that look a lot like the one you're growing with the purple pistils....wonder if they're the same strain? The plant they were growing was outdoors too. In some of the earlier photos it looks like you use some similar "techniques" to train your plants_ using the risers to even the canopy for different strains and the spring/binder clips on the top of your planters. I use them as LST anchors around the edge of the planters.It works really well for me because they are really easy to move around the edge allowing you to change the angle that the "restraints" are anchored to, making adjustments a breeze. Happy growing man, its good to be back and see what everyones been up to! Cheers to all!
 
thank you very much zigzag, what you been up too? i hope you still growing :) i got no idea what strain it is but i got many more seeds (bagseeds) and her sister its normal white pistils, and im currently growing another 5, theyre seedling right now but well see how they turn out, wish you the best my friend
 
Thanks 9fingerleafs! It's good to be back, finally after 6 months off from growing i'm back at it again. I'll post a report soon. This time I'm using liquid organic nutrients in the coco medium I've been using the last few grows. Never tried the organics but the plants are doing really well (now entering 4th week of 12/12, nice little budlets on the girls. I was concerned about Cal/Mag issues in the coco with the organics but no problems so far. Its good to see your still at it and I have to admit I'd like to try some clones myself but I just don't see a way to accomplish that in my small space. Guess I'll just have to enjoy your success and keep dreaming of the day when I have room for two grow areas. Cheers!
 
9fingerleafs, here's a photo of the plant I was referring to_ one with purple pistils....I'll have to go back through my notes to see which strain it was...definitely a close resemblance!
 

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Man just a cup of water and a bathroom or anywhere you can leave a light on, they don’t even need much light, it literally cost nothing to try :) I’m trying coco myself, I got botanicare and fox farm nutrients so I gotta figure out what works best
 
Not at the moment but I’ll definetly will reveg and take clones, she’s doing wonderful in this harsh climate and it’s just a pleasure watching her grow :)
 
Yes very similar indeed, I looked up pistil color and turns out it’s a phenotipical trait, meaning it’s a recessive geene that happens when crossing with lots of genetic variety and it’s not strain dependent, most importantly it may not even pass on the pistil colors when breeding
 
Thanks for that info_ That plant in the photo had been bread many times. They were working on a new strain, a 1:1 CBD and this was the F1 plant. Most had the purple pistils but this one was particularly appealing. It seems that it being a Phenotype trait is right on. Be interesting to see what the F2 generation looks like....Just made a post where I uploaded a bunch of photos from my "October Harvest Adventure".... The purple pistil girl was at the sun grown organic farm in southern Oregon!
 
Beautiful plants 9fingers, yours always are pretty.
Most of the pretty pink pistils plants I've
seen ,have mostly come from some island type place like Hawaii, or even Jamaica, That is unless you buy seeds that turn colors, like RedPoison and a bunch more.
The reason I say that is long ago, I had a good friend that was a pilot for Airborne Freight, and he used to keep us supplied with Jane and seeds, from those kind of places. GoodLuck and
HappyGrowing ole bud.
 
Thanks :) it’s a complete joy watching this plant grow, My plan is in four months to be flowering at least 6 of this plants
 
Haha my father said the same thing when he saw the plant, those old days when there was only regular brown weed, the green weed, the purple one, the golden one, the red haired one and so on.
 
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