Buck5050
Underground Chucker
I can try that.Reburry it so only green shows, use relativly dry media.
It looks like to me, that during the seed shedding process that some damage occurred on the main stalk. Almost like it pinched itself.
I can try that.Reburry it so only green shows, use relativly dry media.
My thought as well, meaning there is no lateral root growth below that point. Root hormone may help too, I have never had it on hand when needed to try.I can try that.
It looks like to me, that during the seed shedding process that some damage occurred on the main stalk. Almost like it pinched itself.
Not sure why but I missed all this ! This is great! Thx for sharing y'all!!!
I have grown a considerable amount of indica over the years. The majority are thick , dense masses of vegetation. Hard to train and dont respond to topping like sativas and hybrids do with much less lateral branching.Anyone have any insight on what we could expect from this strain? I l haven't grown any Kush strains before but I have seen some extreme broad leaf Kush plants. I also read that the original "OG" Kush plants that were traded around stretched out and grew ball-like buds.
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Growth has started to pick up the past couple of days. Stil a bit of discoloration on some leaves that I thought they might have grown out of after transplant. I'll get a fresh reservoir in there this weekend and see if that straightens them out. We'll get individual shots of each phenotype at that point.
That's my understanding as well.These are not, from my understanding, an "OG" type kush but rather a plant from the Kush region of central asia.