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Mr.furley you definitely don't want your plants any where near a flamethrowing buddy. My experience is limited, but this I'm sure of 😉😂.
 
Spidermite Here are some triches:

Here's my foxy lady green crack. She's getting heavy:
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C99's pistils are a beautiful color:
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Emdog:
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looking great my friend. to my experience and understanding foxtails are just one of a few structures buds form, some strains do other dont, its obviously a trait carried by the sativa lineages from very hot and humid places so buds dont mold as easy. that being considered many of the modern hybrids we all grow where chosen in part by their bud structure, usually big chunky phat buds, but the DNA is in there and if you provide the right environment the trait will show up, for example in very hot climates plants that dont usually foxtail do, and this is where is seen as a problem but in my opinion theres not much difference in actual density because those little foxtails get dense and fat just in a spikey shape. anyhow thats my opinion
 
Wow the trichomes on those buds are amazing. Those are some really beautiful pictures. And I do love Green Crack. Probably one of my favorite flavor wise
 
9fingerleafs According to what I read, you are exactly correct. And now I've started looking closely at pictures of different Sativa-strong strains, and I can see this characteristic in the breeders' pictures!! We are all so used to seeing the pictures of the big fat Indica buds, but now I'm noticing far more with this kind of appearance. I simply didn't notice it before.

Here are some examples:
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Lots of articles talk about good and bad foxtailing, but sometimes the pictures contradict what they say; what one person calls a bad foxtail, someone else says is good. They all agree that if it goes all the way down the plant, it's genetic.

And yes, Green Crack is fattening up, she smells wonderful and she's covered in trichomes. I am quite interested to see how fat she gets over the next couple of weeks. :bashful:
 
im sure it will, those cali con guys are top notch breeders, the only time i grew green crack was from a bagseed and grew very well but i had to take her down at 11 weeks and had many more to go. im interested in the RQS og, ive been thinking about buying from them. what do you think about that og, smells like an og??
 
This has been one interesting topic and makes me wonder about the genetics of my 2 autos of gran daddy purps. Once again I wish I could post pics of them ( I have stupid phone) these 2 funky flowering autos are over 90 days now. Both are less than 16" soil to top of plant. They look similar to bottom left photo. They are filling in but the leafs are very dark green. I have left them be and just water, molasses tea & flora nova bloom. Not doing any N do to the deep green coloring. The calyxes look like that photo tiny wisps of hair dangest thing never had 2 show same odd growth. I planted the last seeding of the 3 I had and for sure i'll see if the traits are the same. I'm not expecting any miracle to happen it's just very interesting seeing these slowly change. Weird they are.
 
9fingerleafs I really like the RQS OGKush; this is the second time I grew it, and I've got it down for my next grow. It's some fine, fine bud. She's a cup winner, too. She's very LOVING.
 
SoOrbudgal If you don't get a smart phone, we aren't going to play with you anymore!!! (Just kidding: smart phone or stupid phone, you're one of us).

But without photos, it's really hard to help you... ;-{
 
Spidermite actually, I’m sicilian Italian but was born in the USA and speak the New York English the Catholic school nuns taught us.... 😄. I speak Italian because that is what my grandparents spoke despite their perfect English. Anything they did not want us kids to hear, they said in Italian. But after decades of hearing it, we fooled them.
Please don’t think I was insulting the poster. It was just tough for me to read and focus on.
 
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