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Wow at first glance I thought it was shredded fiber left from the netting being cut. That is some freaky looking stuff. I even think I saw a split headed trich in there. A few more and we have a HydraTrich.
MrPNW I have had that thought repeatedly and how I had to cut the net out would leave it possible. Iv said this repeatedly to peeps that have taking a look at it and under a loup you can see it growing off the plant, the micro camera was cheap and it looks a lot different then what you can see under a loupe.
Catfish22 i have seen several cystolithic hairs on the plants and maybe It is but Elongated, not like anything iv come across before.
Mr.furley It’s been awhile since I checked in but you never disappoint with your progress. I’m glad you’re happy with the new lights and set up overall, it’s top notch IMO!! For a grower like you this kind of an upgrade was sure to yield outstanding results. Keep doing what you’re doing and keep spreading the growers love like you always have. You sir are an benefit to all new growers that join this forum, a documented success story through the good times and the borg!!! My hat is off to you once again.
SoOrbudgal I’m still alive and still enjoying the flowers of my labor. I’d say I’m doing just fine, but my expectations of this life aren’t so high that they require more than a decent life and a decent high!!!
Hey Jfrracing . You're in the right place. Not necessarily the right thread. Don't worry, it's complicated. We are all circumstantially stoned or medicated.
Start a new one and introduce yourself. The first thing is to turn off your LED and use the flash on your camera or pull your plant out to ambient or natural light.
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