when should i start lookin for male / female?
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roundplanet
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I don't know have you told anyone your looking. Bars are a pretty good place to start.
ThinkSayMakeDo
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sometime around july/august.
Da Silva Satia
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i giggledI don't know have you told anyone your looking. Bars are a pretty good place to start.
you didnt say but i guess you going with outdoor growing
i would say after about mid july they show
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Oh, and depending on their age (if you grew them inside a bit) they can show much earlier, for they're closer to sexual maturity. I have one plant out that I had goin in my indoor cab and it just a week or so ago showed me her pistils.
Bluto
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thank-you very much
went into the dirt this morning, was under 24 hr cfl, 1ft+ plants
2 looked like they didnt enjoy being in the dark last night, kinda slumpy looking
all the rest seemed fine
i need to kill 1 tree and this spot would be the fashittzle,
beautiful quick moving creek just 20 feet away and im way above the flood plain
gonna do the stripped bark method on that tree without the round- up
takes 2 maybe 3 years to die without the chems
went into the dirt this morning, was under 24 hr cfl, 1ft+ plants
2 looked like they didnt enjoy being in the dark last night, kinda slumpy looking
all the rest seemed fine
i need to kill 1 tree and this spot would be the fashittzle,
beautiful quick moving creek just 20 feet away and im way above the flood plain
gonna do the stripped bark method on that tree without the round- up
takes 2 maybe 3 years to die without the chems
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Don't prune. Train them.
jolly8541
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TSMD don't I have enough time that my plants will recover from their lil trim? I think that I got lucky this year and I got more bitches in my harem than my 8x15 space can accomodate. I'm concerned with crowding reducing my harvest. My plants have the lower(at the end 1/4 of the plant?) growth that is going to be shaded by a tight canopy and was inclined to prune the bottoms? Any more input?