new at this dont no what kind of plant this is????
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imchucky666
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No, he was kidding.
That is a Pomegranate tree.
It will take 3 or 4 years before the branches are strong enough to support fruit.
That is a Pomegranate tree.
It will take 3 or 4 years before the branches are strong enough to support fruit.
Bigby
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Is it just me or are there two plants there?
I was gonna say they look like a hybrid to me - pretty much 50/50 indica/sativa. Pure sativa would likely have thinner leaves than that. One on the left looks she's got a bit of a deficiency, maybe check her ph. Get the lights closer to the plants. You've got at least another 6 weeks to go, maybe 8+ if they are more to the sativa end of things.
I was gonna say they look like a hybrid to me - pretty much 50/50 indica/sativa. Pure sativa would likely have thinner leaves than that. One on the left looks she's got a bit of a deficiency, maybe check her ph. Get the lights closer to the plants. You've got at least another 6 weeks to go, maybe 8+ if they are more to the sativa end of things.
imchucky666
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plantz
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You cant tell a strain by just looking at it. Its like a dog, you need a pedigree or would have had to have bought the seeds or clones from a reputable source like a dispensory/vendor or a seed company. You can however tell if its sativa or indica dominant. A sativa is a typically much taller than an indica and an indica dominant strain is typically shorter and much bushier.
thanks good to no.. any help is good help
Bigby
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Ph should be about 6 if growing in soil. Maybe a bit lower in hydro (say upper fives). I tend to drop mine down to about 6.5 and then expect the nutrients to drop it a little more (really need to get a digital ph meter, I just use the liquid indicator at the moment).
slayer6669
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looks like marijuana
peppermintinkie
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It looks to me to be an indica/sativa hybrid. The leaves look thin fingered but not thin enough or the whole plant leggy enough to be an entirely sativa plant. Good that it is budding now though, the longer you let a plant with sativa genetics go the taller they get in the stretch. Do you have another light source besides that one floro tube? An HPS or even some more floro's would be appreciated by any flowering plant. If not your yield will suffer in the end but if it's just for personal use than who cares?!?! Looks good either way, keep doing what you have been doing to it!
peppermintinkie
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Good eye! I was looking at the buds in the pics
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