Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014

FLkeys1

FLkeys1

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Wow, what a collect of girls.. Bahia is a diverse as california ;-)

Some of the. Do looking my Bubba, did you take any clones of the super sativa one??

Trade?? PM if interested

FresnoFarmer said:
Bottoms on the stumbleweed. Smells so good. I like the pop corny bud formation
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BAHIA BLACKHEAD. Greasy buds and super pungent
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hawaain skunk haze
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Bahia blackhead. Bushy later phenoView attachment 3275141

Bahia blackhead bushy later pheno
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Bahia blackhead greasy buds. Pungent smellView attachment 3275146

The last seawarp prepping to come down.
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Bahia blackhead super sativa pheno. Like a 14 week pheno maybe 18 weeks. Flowering takes forever. But it is absolutely covered in budsites
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FLkeys1

FLkeys1

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:weed:@fumble thank you for inspiring me to get busy and put up a little green house over one of my raised beds. I have put some of my seedlings in the raised bed so I need to cover them and get some light on them so them don't go in to flower yet.. :weed:
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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nuggs said:
In my opinion when the roots run out of room the plant won't get much bigger.
it thinks it's getting to the end of it's life because it can't grow. the roots are the most important thing to a healthy plant.
it will grow as wide as the roots can grow out. the only thing the smart pot has going that's better than plastic is the air to the roots and drainage. I would replant into a bigger pot to keep the plant healthier so it can produce bigger healthier. then dig that hole out and put good soil in it too. cut the bottom of the pot out set it on the hole so the roots can dig in.
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Perfect...that can be done when it needs it cheers.....
 
FLkeys1

FLkeys1

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Six weeks old and looking great..I have brought them in to use my jewelrs loope to see if I can determine the sex yet. I have been researching and read that the males tend to show sex before females. It looks like the male flower appears to come out lower on the node and tends to be more round, the female flower seems to appear closer inside the node and looks like it is more upright.. Will see as the two mature and I get a better look..
In the pic. Are 8 of the seedlings, the other 4 are outside in the ground..
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ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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FLkeys1 said:
Six weeks old and looking great..I have brought them in to use my jewelrs loope to see if I can determine the sex yet. I have been researching and read that the males tend to show sex before females. It looks like the male flower appears to come out lower on the node and tends to be more round, the female flower seems to appear closer inside the node and looks like it is more upright.. Will see as the two mature and I get a better look..
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I will be watching how u do it carefully...our summer is long enough where if my so called fem seeds arent fem ill have time to.put a couple more in
 
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TWS

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FLkeys1 said:
Six weeks old and looking great..I have brought them in to use my jewelrs loope to see if I can determine the sex yet. I have been researching and read that the males tend to show sex before females. It looks like the male flower appears to come out lower on the node and tends to be more round, the female flower seems to appear closer inside the node and looks like it is more upright.. Will see as the two mature and I get a better look..
In the pic. Are 8 of the seedlings, the other 4 are outside in the ground..
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You'll get a good eye for it. at the node it makes a ball with a small leaf tip or what ever it is and sometimes looks kinda like a comma. un mistakable even before it really develops.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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TWS said:
you shouldn't have a fem prob maybe a gay prob but not a fem prob......:mrgreen: l

kidding. those seeds will be stable :grin: I can't wait to see your stuff take off man.
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Lol u funny twit.
Lets put it this way...
Been rui since march or so....learnt more on the outdoor thread in 6 months than wat I ever thought I knew....
Best start to the year for sure ....need to grow quality to show you I can do it...thats in a nutshell wat this fruit bat is all about ;)
 
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TWS

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FLkeys1 said:
Six weeks old and looking great..I have brought them in to use my jewelrs loope to see if I can determine the sex yet. I have been researching and read that the males tend to show sex before females. It looks like the male flower appears to come out lower on the node and tends to be more round, the female flower seems to appear closer inside the node and looks like it is more upright.. Will see as the two mature and I get a better look..
In the pic. Are 8 of the seedlings, the other 4 are outside in the ground..
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I see three possible males .
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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FLkeys1 said:
How did you know?

That is my partner and I next August. Except we are both white.. Next August we will have been together 30 years and we are getting married August 8th.

So, do you think the rain is going to ruin the rhubarb?. LOL
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Fuk...I just read this and im like wtf lol.....do I need to go back a couple posts or are we aussies all % 100 dumbarse goats
 
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TWS

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FLkeys1 said:
How did you know?

That is my partner and I next August. Except we are both white.. Next August we will have been together 30 years and we are getting married August 8th.

So, do you think the rain is going to ruin the rhubarb?. LOL
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LOL and Ruby missed it. Rhubarb likes a lot of water though.
 
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