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Gotchya okay. How much should I do this?? I would love to try and keep these genes! Does that mean I will get seeds if I do this?

These are outside in a screen room, in central Florida. No fans at all. Interesting to hear that it can be caused, but I thought this definitely didn’t seem “normal”

What’s a s1 seeds. And what does back crossing mean? How could I do that?

It was more a thought like “if I cross this female with another male, will the trait carry since I’m breeding it with something, that was the thought.

I’ve heard about colloidal silver and feminized seeds, but I don’t understand at all. Why spray it will colloidal? It’s a female plant.

Badass! Alright so I have another question then, In your opinion, should I cross this one specifically, with another strong of the same strain? Like cross this GLD female with another strong GLD male. Would that make it more likely to appear in the next batch of seeds? Would it make a positive...

This is a Gen 1 of an inbreed strain. GLD crossed with GLD. I’ve never one seen this with any of the seeds sowed. Can someone explain why this purple color has appeared? Should I be worried? Should I keep it and take advantage becuase it’s good genes? I’m just not sure! Thank you for the answers...

Makes complete sense. I wanted to see what would happen if I started some earlier in the year, I’m learning forsure. Yea revegg with that much bud is no good. Luckily. I had a batch that went outside March 20th, (a month later than these you see) and they are budding now. So I do actually think...

Gotchya okay. We have about 12.4 hours of light right now. Central Florida. Okay, maybe another 2-3 weeks? Should flowering go that long??

The 2 pictures of the leafier looking bud are Dream Queens. The other 2 are lavender Diesels. It looks to me like the dream queen is revegging, I’m just not sure, it may just be a leafier budding plant. And then the lavender diesels postals have mostly turned brown, is that a sign it’s done...

Yea I hear you. I’m planning on outdoor growing the rest of my life in Florida!! Every year I’m learning something new!! Appreciate the heads up!

I need opinions on what time I should put my plants outside! I live in central florida east coast!!! I can start them inside, but when can I put them outside???

Right, Gotchya Gotchya. Makes sense. Over the years I’m sure I’ll learn how to combat it more, but to your point, there isn’t any sure fire way! Thanks again for the help! I super appreciate it!

Gotchya Gotchya! Snip the infected part, and watch closely! Noted!! I did that last year to try to save my crop, unfortunately I wasent knowledgeable or quick enough. I’ve lost 2 separate crops due to this same shit. Florida sure is hard to outdoor grow! Thus why this year we’re trying the...

Yeaaaa that’s something I’ve learned over the last couple of years. It’s a big goal of mine to master it and make it feasible to grow outdoor in florida! I’ll look into bud rot. We’re also looking into common fungus that can attack the plants! Appreciate the response!