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Ckbrew
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My experience is that runts are more likely to do funky things in their growth. My solo grows are from the smallest runts are an example.
solo slurilope- big fan leaf where primary apical node belongs, self topped.
sluricaine- the plant on the right, has always been short, spindly, and generally frail looking, no topping here.
solo slurilope- big fan leaf where primary apical node belongs, self topped.
sluricaine- the plant on the right, has always been short, spindly, and generally frail looking, no topping here.
DabberDog
New member
Give runts a chance unless it's a space thing. Watch the phenotypes develop in your tent (or?)
Here's my runt story. Runt front right, about 3' shorter than the two in back, about 2-1/2' shorter than the front left. Runt didn't stretch until long after the backs and sooner than the left but is turning out larger single nugs than the back or left.
Here's my runt story. Runt front right, about 3' shorter than the two in back, about 2-1/2' shorter than the front left. Runt didn't stretch until long after the backs and sooner than the left but is turning out larger single nugs than the back or left.
