I took some lower bud today from one of two bag seed plants that re-vegged on me after a few particularly hot days in early June. Before I took them I put some under the scope and was perplexed to see they were about 30% amber. They are very sticky and have a really deep pine profile. Unfortunately they are larfy and to my amazement I found a single seed just from a cursory trim. I'm going to give this some thought overnight and figure out what I'm gonna do with both plants. I lost a branch a couple weeks ago from weight issues, dried it and gave some to my grandson who said it was very good smoke. In fact he said he preferred it to the dispensary Gelato he had. The second picture is from a C-4 clone and it is sporting mostly milky trichomes now so I need to start keeping an eye on her and her sister. That's how a bud should look. It too has a pine profile but not nearly as strong as the bag seed girls. I guess good smoke is good smoke and I shouldn't be overly concerned, but it's confusing dealing with plants that don't behave the way you're used to. If you have any thoughts on my dilemma any words of wisdom would be appreciated.
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I took some lower bud today from one of two bag seed plants that re-vegged on me after a few particularly hot days in early June. Before I took them I put some under the scope and was perplexed to see they were about 30% amber. They are very sticky and have a really deep pine profile. Unfortunately they are larfy and to my amazement I found a single seed just from a cursory trim. I'm going to give this some thought overnight and figure out what I'm gonna do with both plants. I lost a branch a couple weeks ago from weight issues, dried it and gave some to my grandson who said it was very good smoke. In fact he said he preferred it to the dispensary Gelato he had. The second picture is from a C-4 clone and it is sporting mostly milky trichomes now so I need to start keeping an eye on her and her sister. That's how a bud should look. It too has a pine profile but not nearly as strong as the bag seed girls. I guess good smoke is good smoke and I shouldn't be overly concerned, but it's confusing dealing with plants that don't behave the way you're used to. If you have any thoughts on my dilemma any words of wisdom would be appreciated.
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