Bag seed grow
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intenseneal
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Looking stretchy and hungry.
Kinkz
Active Member
Hey man, welcome to the growing party! 
As Intenseneal said, they're looking like they're begging you for more light (stretchy growth) and are hungry for Nitrogen (lower leaves turning yellow).
Mind posting more details about your grow setup? How many lights, what watts and color temperature are they(daylight or soft white, etc), what are their positioning?
Are you using any reflective material around the plant, if not how about flat soft white paint or wrapping? And what are you using for your soil medium?
Cheers dude!
As Intenseneal said, they're looking like they're begging you for more light (stretchy growth) and are hungry for Nitrogen (lower leaves turning yellow).
Mind posting more details about your grow setup? How many lights, what watts and color temperature are they(daylight or soft white, etc), what are their positioning?
Are you using any reflective material around the plant, if not how about flat soft white paint or wrapping? And what are you using for your soil medium?
Cheers dude!
GardenGnome83
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keep your eye out for hermaphrodite plants.
Unless they are the product of open pollination, those seeds are from a hermie plant.
The seeds will carry the hermie gene, and any stressors could make them "self".
I started my recent grow op with bagseed.
Only 1 didn't throw pollen, and it still showed nanners in week 10.
I now have stable genetics from breeders, and I have purposely stressed then in flower to see if they ARE stable, and they are.
Be careful, and keep your eyes on every bud site in flower.
Unless they are the product of open pollination, those seeds are from a hermie plant.
The seeds will carry the hermie gene, and any stressors could make them "self".
I started my recent grow op with bagseed.
Only 1 didn't throw pollen, and it still showed nanners in week 10.
I now have stable genetics from breeders, and I have purposely stressed then in flower to see if they ARE stable, and they are.
Be careful, and keep your eyes on every bud site in flower.
intenseneal
Well-Known Member
Fwiw my best mother plant is a bag seed. GG fem bag seeds no issues with it with 3 grows in. Super easy and forgiving plant keeping her around for awhile. Also have more seeds for the future.