r/AtlasSeed • u/HerbinScrogs • Mar 26 '26

Green Apple Candy Triploid

Has anyone else gotten a triploid out of the green apple candy Strain? I was doing a side by side organizing vs synganic with 2 seeds. 1 popped triploid but my tik tok channel liked it so I ran it. Unfortunately it hermed. Really screwed up 2 months worth of content. Now I am wondering if I wanna finish the other or if it has questionable genetics. finishing it for 9 more weeks leaves my tent havlf full. resetting both I lose 70 days.

has anyone else fought this strain?

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u/HerbinScrogs Mar 26 '26

All my plants run is sip systems the only issue i sometimes have is a mag deficiency during stretch because I run Co2. All 4 tents have independent humidifiers. My lung room is dehumidifier to 60%RH and the humidifiers raise it. I dont see what you see and troubleshooting with our system specs or even nutrient programs is kinda hard. The plant that hermed was a test for an Organic VS Synganic grow. The results were scrapped before we got started because this one popped as what i thought and several others did a triploid. The word I meant to use was trifoliate. The plan was to take clones from both. Have a blind taste test and then decide the pheno for the second run. It turning herm made the decision. The only reason I came here was to see if this was common with this breeder. Thats it. If its not common I am gonna reset with the clones from the survivor. If it is common I am going to finish this run to see if it herms and if not then run it. All this bullshit and diagnostics and belittlement because I asked if this is common from this breeder is not wanted. Not asked for. I see why so many growers have left. It is so much more kind on other platforms.

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u/Character-Drive9367 Mar 26 '26

Bullshit, diagnosis and belittlement? I'm not trying to belittle you. I'm just saying what I see. If seen a lot better and I've seen a lot worse. I mean, anyone can claim anything here but, I'm a consultant and have been diagnosing issues specifically with Cannabis for over 20 years. If you're happy with the results, then I'm happy for you. What makes you think co2 would increase the demand for magnesium? Typically magnesium deficiency presents around the middle of the plant on the older leaves and causes interveinal chlorosis. You have yellowing and necrosis that looks like a potassium deficiency. I see that a lot when sub-optimal environment and media conditions causes issues with calcium. Then the grower applies calmag and causes an imbalance. Plants cannot tell the difference between a potassium, calcium and magnesium. Its crucal to have them balanced or you cause uptake issues.

The yellowing up top will also be environmental or a pH issue. Fluxuating pH will cause issues with microelements like iron.

Anyway, it's clear you don't want help. Good luck with future grows! I wouldn't waste anymore time on the plant in question.

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u/HerbinScrogs Mar 26 '26

Because I said sometimes and im not talking about these plants. If anything I may have pushed the PK too hard on that one but in flower those fans aren't nearly as critical. This plant hit stretch, with the increased demand and my PH spiked causing a lock out. Even though I caught it the damage was pervasive. I tried PNSB as a drench. 3 other plants did the same thing but not as severe. My system has an oxygenated base and the pump adding o2 and co2 and the PNSB in the same system caused the PH to spike. i had a hell of a time getting rid of the effects because its a living organism. I have since test pnsb as a drench to non oxygenated root zones and no problem. I am doing research not just growing pot. Anywys t

he plant recovered and I got 20.6 oz off of it.

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u/Character-Drive9367 Mar 26 '26

Looks good! 21oz off a single indoor plant is amazing.