??? How many have done 18 hour flower on photo fems ???

Sergeant420

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Tolerance Break said:
I've heard wonderful things about PBB!

Usually "fast" versions of strains are done by crossing with auto strains. Like @curious2garden said, its worth seeing what she will do. From the pic you shared, she looks like she might just be a short plant stacked from bottom to top, which isn't a bad thing!

If she self pollinates again, I would probably kill her. I wouldn't want her to polinate my other gals.
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Pbb is truly great structure to grow holding its self high an proud with out much in way netting truly gives a sog with out much effort an well smells smokes high high high 28% potential
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Tolerance Break said:
I've heard wonderful things about PBB!

Usually "fast" versions of strains are done by crossing with auto strains. Like @curious2garden said, its worth seeing what she will do. From the pic you shared, she looks like she might just be a short plant stacked from bottom to top, which isn't a bad thing!

If she self pollinates again, I would probably kill her. I wouldn't want her to polinate my other gals.
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This explains alot ok learning here lol
 
Tolerance Break

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Sergeant420 said:
Im pretty positive thats peanut butter breath
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I must have misread, my bad. I will say its between a stress response and genetic disposition.

This kind of relates to a larger conversation about trustworthy breeders, but to keep it simple and on track, if the weed is good and you like it thats what really matters. I would start looking at where they came from when issues like this arise. Forums are a great tool for looking at others experiences with seeds and seed retailers. Sometimes a very highly touted strain has a recessive trait you would never think to look for because so many people speak highly of it. Sometimes the people selling the seeds buy in bulk from places that dont really do due diligence with selections or keeping their crops segregated, leading to mislabeling or unintentional cross polination.
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Tolerance Break said:
I must have misread, my bad. I will say its between a stress response and genetic disposition.

This kind of relates to a larger conversation about trustworthy breeders, but to keep it simple and on track, if the weed is good and you like it thats what really matters. I would start looking at where they came from when issues like this arise. Forums are a great tool for looking at others experiences with seeds and seed retailers. Sometimes a very highly touted strain has a recessive trait you would never think to look for because so many people speak highly of it. Sometimes the people selling the seeds buy in bulk from places that dont really do due diligence with selections or keeping their crops segregated, leading to mislabeling or unintentional cross polination.
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These are from top seed house 30 or more years experience but i see your learned points im learning
 
curious2garden

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Sergeant420 said:
These are from top seed house 30 or more years experience but i see your learned points im learning
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I mostly run seed tables although not this year while my grow is in transition. What I can say is it's very easy when you're tired and you are separating seeds and you had one or two stuck under the sieve's screen from your previous crop. Or you see a seed on the counter and instead of tossing it you toss it into your seeds then go, "Oh shit I shouldn't have done that."

Most of us keep a place we throw our miscellaneous seeds LOL and we use it except when we are loaded to the gills. So we all make mistakes at times. I wouldn't be too hard on them unless I see a trend.
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Tolerance Break said:
I must have misread, my bad. I will say its between a stress response and genetic disposition.

This kind of relates to a larger conversation about trustworthy breeders, but to keep it simple and on track, if the weed is good and you like it thats what really matters. I would start looking at where they came from when issues like this arise. Forums are a great tool for looking at others experiences with seeds and seed retailers. Sometimes a very highly touted strain has a recessive trait you would never think to look for because so many people speak highly of it. Sometimes the people selling the seeds buy in bulk from places that dont really do due diligence with selections or keeping their crops segregated, leading to mislabeling or unintentional cross polination.
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You always got some good learned understanding of said subject
 
Aeroknow

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There was an article in High Times like 30? Yrs ago that a grower, pretty decent size, experimented with prolonged light periods but with a consistent 12 off period. Like 18 on 12 off and if I remember correctly, even a 24 on 12 off. The plants stayed in flower but please don’t ask me the other results from that article. Long time ago.
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Aeroknow said:
There was an article in High Times like 30? Yrs ago that a grower, pretty decent size, experimented with prolonged light periods but with a consistent 12 off period. Like 18 on 12 off and if I remember correctly, even a 24 on 12 off. The plants stayed in flower but please don’t ask me the other results. Long time ago.
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Good share an yeah sounds like some of the things i have heard eluded too
 
Tolerance Break

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Sergeant420 said:
You always got some good learned understanding of said subject
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I appreciate it, but we are all standing on the shoulders of giants. I spend alot of time here and elsewhere learning from people with much more knowledge than myself. I am also very opinionated, and sometimes I speak with authority I dont have, but I digress...

With time, and alot of passion, learning becomes as autonomic as breathing. Its a wonderful journey to be a part of!
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Tolerance Break said:
I appreciate it, but we are all standing on the shoulders of giants. I spend alot of time here and elsewhere learning from people with much more knowledge than myself. I am also very opinionated, and sometimes I speak with authority I dont have, but I digress...

With time, and alot of passion, learning becomes as autonomic as breathing. Its a wonderful journey to be a part of!
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Love knowledge an who can help if its part of you while sharing we can lets say kinda go sergeant420 on there arses you are sharing an we all have those days the sarge breaks unto the surface lmao
 
Sergeant420

Sergeant420

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Tolerance Break said:
I appreciate it, but we are all standing on the shoulders of giants. I spend alot of time here and elsewhere learning from people with much more knowledge than myself. I am also very opinionated, and sometimes I speak with authority I dont have, but I digress...

With time, and alot of passion, learning becomes as autonomic as breathing. Its a wonderful journey to be a part of!
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Pic of my 1 month or close pbb ,but i had to shuffle .
an i had to replant side ready incase ofs .
the back are two of these .
right middle about spot on but rest behind an or catching upIMG_1457.jpeg
 
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