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I know I know. Previous comment was rushed and obviously a little harsh. To early and I got my own stuff goin on. My bad. I apologize @doxiedaddy69.
Thanks for the call out @BU2B.
Though I'd have to agree that he is one beautiful boy! :)
 
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Thank you Franklin, that is Hysterical! I appreciate you taking the time for that response! I will definitely never forget that I am still laughing!
 
Hey blowoutdude, I took no offense to your response at all, we are one Big family here and if we can’t be honest with one another, then there is no sense posting. I appreciate honesty! I believe what led to me letting them get that fire was me being cocky thinking I wouldn’t get a male plant out of a mystery seed, but in my defense they started out with white wispy hairs that looked like pre-bud sites ? And this has only happened once in five years so I don’t have a lot of experience identifying a male plant.
 
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Leaves showing a bit of a mottled/lumpy appearance (mainly the lower larger ones), humidity briefly peaking low 40's to low 60's, I strongly suspect too far swings in VPD and typically too high. Humidifier installed, automated to kick in at 63% and off at 57%. Waiting delivery of ultrasonic humidifier to get humidity up above 55%. Temps stable averaging 26.5⁰C day and 23.5⁰C night. The culprit re low humidity is the climate control via AC...strip's the moisture from the room.
Drivers for the 2 main lights removed from the room, I figure less heat the less the AC will run.
Bottom large leaves touching coco to be trimmed in 2 days and possibly 2nd top.
What to do with the twins?
Comments and critique welcomed.
Marked reduction in algae and shrooms since reducing fertigation from a frequency of 3 to 2.
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When using regular seeds always keep a close eye on the internodes so you can find the males or hermies. Pistils can start popping but you can still get male "balls" if its a hermie. Watch for that even when using feminized seeds. I've had hermies before and had it all work out in the end but I had to watch them every day and cut off the males "balls" before they flowered and dumped pollen on the buds! It's too late to try that this time. Take a look at the tutorials on ID'ing males and females. Once you get that down its easy to tell them apart before it gets out of control.
 
However if you want to keep the male for its genetics then move it to a different room and let it flower. When the flowers start to open put some plastic baggies over the buds with the flowers and zip them closed right down to the branch. The pollen will collect in the baggies which you can save to pollenate any females later if that's an objective. But with free, unknown genetics that might be asking for trouble. And if its a hermie then those genetics tend to repeat themselves in future generations. Not good either.
 
Just discovered the planned pollination of some blue berry (regular seeds) was not necessary, because the donor male that was kept had already spread his junk...Dam I kept a close eye on him and had him cut way back to easily see, all the balls (so i thought). Currently unsure of the extent of pollination but when I snipped off the end of the bud, to experiment with back building, there was a seed staring back at me...Buds are really sticky even with seeds.
 
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