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Group: alt.drugs.pot · Group Profile
Author: BudBurnerBudBurner Date: May 17, 2007 17:18
Judy Scobee wrote:
> Hi All, Today I was checking on my small garden of 7 MMJ plants; I
> think, one N.L.'s is a Male . . . as it looks like it's gonna have seeds
> . . round cluster of round - flowers???? The other's seems to be
> females! I looked around the top nodes with my magnifier! Need to
> separate the Male, somewhere! On 1 Skunk#1, there seems to be starting
> some trichomes - looks like white/clear "hairs" . . . could this be
> starting at ONLY 2 months old outdoors??? Weather's been 60's to 70's
> and more or less overcast most days + windy . . . . I'm near Venice
> Beach, too! Plants are currently in planter pots - soon to be put into
> bigger ones. Comments???
>
> = Judy =
If I remember right, Skunk #1 is an "autoflowering" plant; it
will begin to flower after a few months regardless of the light cycle.
It will also continue to produce new branches and buds if you don't
cut it all the way down at harvest, allowing multiple harvests from
the same plant.
If your NL looks like it has pollen pods (which do look like
little seeds forming early on), it's time for it to move, especially
if there are hairs forming on the females! It will begin dropping
pollen any time now. At least put it on the other side of the house or
something from your females if you want to catch some of the pollen
and fertilize your plants more selectively to produce seeds only on a
few little branches.
BudBurner
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