Barnflowers
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Hey MNS, I was just wondering if this was common or weird.
I have one male from my Grail Widow test run, all the other males were binned. This plant started showing flowers on 12/12 light cycle and it was removed from the flowering room along with the other males.
I took a cutting and it rooted and it continued to flower and gave me some pollen which I clumsily dusted on my GW girls. The plant was maybe 4-6" tall when it released pollen and then after that it appeared to re-veg and went back to vegetative state.
Today I noticed that it is producing male flowers again, all of the growing tops are producing flowers and this is happening under continuous light.
So what the frig? I this at all normal? Is it a good trait? Bad?
The plant is not particularly stressed, a bit of water stress, it has gone droopy a few times because the pot gets really dry but not enough for it to lose leaves or anything, nothing I would consider out of the ordinary.
Anyway, I'd love to hear from more experienced growers who have kept males alive over winter.
This is my first attempt at over winter with cuttings.
I have one male from my Grail Widow test run, all the other males were binned. This plant started showing flowers on 12/12 light cycle and it was removed from the flowering room along with the other males.
I took a cutting and it rooted and it continued to flower and gave me some pollen which I clumsily dusted on my GW girls. The plant was maybe 4-6" tall when it released pollen and then after that it appeared to re-veg and went back to vegetative state.
Today I noticed that it is producing male flowers again, all of the growing tops are producing flowers and this is happening under continuous light.
So what the frig? I this at all normal? Is it a good trait? Bad?
The plant is not particularly stressed, a bit of water stress, it has gone droopy a few times because the pot gets really dry but not enough for it to lose leaves or anything, nothing I would consider out of the ordinary.
Anyway, I'd love to hear from more experienced growers who have kept males alive over winter.
This is my first attempt at over winter with cuttings.