u/goodseedapp

I know this is an old convo, but i believe he is a clone.
some common arguments for Borden being a twin are:

1. Why would he be confused at Angiers teleporting man trick?

This is why: The first machine did not teleport the clone/original, if you remember the scene where Anigers shows up angry and asks why his machine is not working, they (tesla and his assistant) are uncertain and Tesla says "an exact science is not an exact science" and "the machine does not work as expected", which we confirm upon him finding the cats outside along with all the missing hats from previous trials.

1. Theres confirmation at the end with a head nod to angiers twin statement.

Theres no such thing, i just watched the movie and went back to that part, Borden keeps his sad but comforted face that this ordeal between them has come to an end.

As the narration says at the end, now your looking for the secret, but wont you find it, because of course your not really looking, you dont really want to work it out, you want to be fooled. In classoc Nolans style he likes to leave ambiguity as to the truth at the end of his films which are great for discussion and contemplation.

If i may shamelessly let you know about ww.goodseed.app its a website i made, it helps users find thousands of different seeds from trusted vendors, most are american but as a canadian i got some popular canadian sites on there. goodluck.

Veg Stage:
yellowing usually means Nitrogen deficiency (most common). Lower/older leaves turn yellow first. Also check overwatering, low pH, or cold temps.

Flower Stage:
Some yellowing of lower leaves is normal as the plant moves nutrients to the buds. If it’s happening fast or on upper leaves, it’s likely Nitrogen shortage, pH issues, or overwatering.

you can make a tea with grass clippings and/or banana peels and water the plants for a good nitrogen boost.

Try to create a draft by opening different doors/windows which can funnel the air through pretty effectively

no problem, you can also plan it leave it out so the sun doesnt hit it all day, and it gets shade from anything that can provide it based on the suns movement in relation to the shade giver/s.

So far so good, If it can go outside, bring it out for some natural sunlight, it will love it, and some breeze will help make the stalk stronger, and when it gets a lil bigger transplant it into something bigger (itll also love it), marijuana plants are very aware of thier growing limitations. Good luck with your first grow, and dont sweat it too much, at the end of the day its likes growing any other plant.

For Colors:
Tropicana Cookie - dark violet buds with neon orange hairs
Grandaddy purple - Known for deep purple leaves that turn pitch black during late flower.

Excessive Trichome Coverage
Mac 1 - would you like some weed with your resin
White Widow - a classic that makes the largest buds of the 3 with a dense snowy white layer of resin (one of my faves)
White Fire OG - makes a sparkly frosty sheen of resin

Odd structure:)these are harder to find but interesting nonetheless)
Frisian Duck
Freakshow
Australian Bastard Cannabis
-All 3 of these are interesting that you would probably not reconize them as marijuana plants

Yea sure, but please narrow down the strain characteristics for me, theres over 100 different seeds for OG Kush.

Smoke it and find out.

well put, good genetics outperform bad ones if done right.

Your defiantly right: expensive seeds wont make a bad grower any better, its like that with most things in life.

"A good grower can make a cheap seed into a good plant, and good genetics into a great one."

Well said, i couldn't agree more.

Thanks for the unique perspective, i know it can be a smell thing for some people but didnt realize that it would be connected to any kind of symptoms.

Its like bud is grown for visual aesthetic as the primary focus, The best marijuana i ever had looked like dirt and was full of seeds.

I would agree with others, to go outside, and add that you turn your back to the wind/breeze as you smoke.

Exactly, I’d take a solid skunky heirloom over a finicky biscotti cross any day.

That's a fair point. I'm definitely looking at it more from a homegrowing perspective, but you're right that it matters a lot more when you're talking about medical patients and consistent outcomes. Thanks for the nuance.

Apologies for the confusion, herbies offered us a discount code to share and named it goodseed5. The link is for the data regarding the prices on white widow. I should have been more specific and shared a link to herbies( herbiesheadshop.com/ )

Yep, those white pistils at the nodes mean she’s officially started flowering. If you were hoping to keep her in veg, she might have been triggered by environmental stress or because she’s outgrowing her current container (more likely). Small pots can lead to early flowering once the roots get cramped. If you want to maximize your yield, it might be worth a gentle transplant into a larger pot so she can stretch her wings (roots) now before she gets too deep into the bloom cycle.

Happy growing,
Hogarth
goodseed

That irregular leaf structure and yellowing are classic signs of re-vegging stress. Since this was a transplant from a previous harvest, the plant is likely dealing with a massive hormonal shift that's causing nutrient lockout. It looks like it’s starving for Nitrogen and Phosphorus. If you're in SoCal, that masonry wall might also be radiating extra heat at night, which can stress a flowering plant even further. You might want to check your pH and try a light feeding of bloom nutrients to see if it stabilizes.

Happy growing
Hogarth
goodseed

We built a resource app to compare all of these seedbanks and more side by side, its always free to use.
https://www.goodseed.app/

Thank you, appreciate it.

Appreciate it, I figured the core problem (searching multiple seed banks) was worth solving first, then building from there.

omg it looks delicious, i could bite into it like a chocolate bar.

omg it looks delicious, i could bite into it like a chocolate bar.