Hello Dana I am extremely excited with my seedlings, and I have more and more producing inflos everyday...I just hope that all will flower before it gets too cold. We only have about a month of good growing weather left.
Everyone pumped on the seedlings should remember that it takes at least 18 months for seedlings to flower in optimal conditions. Most take 2-4 years before they flower, and even then you are not guaranteed to get something great. I have had many flower that were noids. They also take up alot of room and maintenance because you have to constantly up the pot size to keep up with the rapid growth.
Thanks Again,
Davie
New Blooms
Growth inhibitor to control size ;)
Lopaka has had blooms in like 8 months.
Ive had inflos at 8 but they were false, his bloomed lol!
My earliest bloom was 15 months.
The earliest I have had out of (around) 500 was 18 months, the second at 19, the rest have come between 24 and 28 months. I applaud you for experimenting/using growth inhibitors. I have the room so I choose to let them grow. I can regulate some of their growth by the pot size.
Davie
Had a few more sedlings bloom recently and finally got some time to share them...Another Daisy Wilcox seedling.
And yet another DW seedling...this one look familiar?
White DW seedling with a unique petal, this is the first flower so I can't be sure that all the rest will look the same...but I can hope.
First and looks like the only flower from an unknown.
Thanks Hetty got back Saturday!
Davie..WOW!!! great seedlings and colors!! Woo Whoo! Mine are two years from blooming...**SIGH** LOL
Kyle :-)
Would you believe
I have hundreds of plumies
most if not all have bllomed
I have yet to see a yellow!!
My Aztec gold fell over in a 70 MPH gust and snapped off at the base and inflo as it was readying lol!!
I have 4 yellows, not 1 bloom
Micah my plumie pal herelocallyhas lots of yellows so I enjoy his lol!!
Nice pictures bro,
Thanks for the tease. ;)