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I know I've KINDA already asked this question, but it was with my male and this is my first grow EVER...
It really seems like alot of pistils on this girl... maybe just super-tight nodes?
She's under 150w of 6500k CFL, 24/0, 8 weeks old day after tomorrow...
You tell me:
Main Cola/top Prominant limb About 11" across
Some of the pistils have also turned brown and actually fallen off during training... I thought I'd accidentally pollinated a couple, but the calyxs looked to be swelling and now appear hollow... Is this just what happens as preflowers age?
I really wanna know if somehow I got an autoflower female too, cause Id like to either have it under the big light asap, pollinate her, or take a clone otherwise...
That does look like much more than just preflowers....
Ummm maybe it's time you flower her? She's going to get too big and out of control of you wait any longer. They keep growing like no other, it usually catches a lot of people off guard and they regret vegging that long... just a tip
Looks healthy as fuck!
I like it!, expect it to get around 3x as large by the time it settles into bud production.
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No, you might be right about the really tight nodes thing... but I've personally never had that happen, I'm primarily an OD grower so my nodes aren't usually that tight.
They were on my current run but I flowered half of them before they even showed preflowers.
I get danker nugs from smaller plants because the light can penetrate better and hit everything with a legitimate amount of lumens.
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