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SoOrbudgal ... I would bet that this black cherry will be better than your other. I’ve raised quite a few of them and other than stems, the leaf, buds, trichs, even the kief is purple. It’s always quite stunning. As you mentioned, the buds are dense and hard
Here are the two profiles I use. They are about 1†wide where the adhesive thermal tape bonds the led strip to the aluminum. All of my frames use the left profile. I am working on two that will use the newer arc shape
In discussions about amber trichomes I have had to wait as many as 4 weeks over and above the ‘estimated’ breeder time to get where I’d like it to be. This took 4 weeks longer but it got there.
I have gotten to a point where ( and I hate to make it seem like a bad thing) I wet trim newly harvested buds, dry them in brown paper bags and then jar them. This time they are wet trimmed and like Brussel sprouts i leave them on the stems to hang dry. Ran out of brown paper bags so after...
this 5th picture is a sativa that has yet to show any amber at 16 weeks, the leaves are drying up and it hits the lights at the 6’ mark. Top 3 are called purple fire and the 4th ...black cherry punch. Had several black cherry and their buds are so tight and dense with the guard leaves and...
I hate these stories. We had 2 golden retrievers...one was 17 and one was 16 along with a cat that was 22. Those vet visits were the worst days to get thru and I walked out crying like a 3 yr old. I VOWED WE WOULD NEVER GET A DOG AGAIN. Ok, I lied....5 years later.... And she gets CBD...
Something told me 50 years ago, I wanted to get involved in gardening and I had bought this book. It was back in 1974. It’s old and written on something called a TYPEWRITER. However there are many chapter in it about growing supergrass and unrecognizable hybrids. I don’t know that is still...
Being the topic is “time to showâ€. Check this out. A few months back I had an issue with a Chinese timer operating a 4’ UV-B bulb which in theory, stresses the plant and causes it to produce more trichomes to protect the flower from damage. This is used for short times initially and then...
YYCannabis Hi again, what are you using to take these photos. I was recently looking at a Bluetooth enabled microscope to link directly into the phone. Not very pricey around $29 US at Amazon. I use a usb microscope to clip a small bud or piece of bud and use a pc to dig deep into the realm of...
This is a slightly different device than NebulaHaze passed along during class. If you don’t have easy access to the flower pots and need to stretch inside to reach or bend over the lights or under the lights to water them, I find it is a back breaker for me. First, I need to get a 5 gallon...
Over the course of growing I try to take a few samples of the progressive change that occurs from seed to harvest.. We have seen many pictures of germination, seedling and beautiful flowers but we dont see too many pictures of MOLD and what it looks like magnified. This happened because it throw...
Sorry, must has been a late night
here’s the pictures
. Forget the salts on the plastic ring, I have yet to clean it from last year. It also has 3 8†spikes to help secure it to the net pot but I never had used them
These leaves just really caught my eye... maybe they looked better in person and the plant was just starting to turn fall colors.....i figured maybe you all might enjoy
Black cherry punch.....
these are new technology led and while CMH is not a new development tech wise, I have had truly exceptional success with it. Really excellent .
Not everyone is familiar with local politics but it is harder to ignore national stuff. I don’t really care about any of it except to bring this prohibition of cannabis to an end. I don’t care if I can turn right on red, wear a helmet, or smoke in a restaurant. In the northeast, Michael...
Nicely said Tersky. Leman, it’s cool that you’re enjoying the gardening aspect. There are several great points in those comments. If you let the veg stage really get tall, you can expect the “stretch’ when flowering stage kicks in to double or even triple that height. Between the loss of...
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