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Scotty's 4 Hotties

OMG it's so nauseating smelling raw sewage. I know folks just got used to it ? That problem has been like that forever it seems. I can remember 50yrs ago or more driving with my folks to TJ to watch the horse races and then go back to San Diego to a hotel. My sister and I would just laugh ourselves silly listening to our parents complain about the smell.
 
Newhart... Larry, Darryl, and Darryl...
Larry hands Stephanie a gold necklace and said they had to clean 10 septic tanks for the necklace.
Stephanie says, 'You mean to earn the money to buy the necklace.'
Larry says, 'Okay.'​
 
10 weeks? Something like that.
Levi's jeans seam thread orange. That's the color of the pistils, in person. The pictures don't really get it.
The stank has instanktified back to my bedroom with the random stank bubble. Like the finger cheese I mentioned before. Not at all fruity or berry'y like all the previous. I think I like the subtleness of cheese more than the fruit/berry vernacular.
One stem of the codom has grown itself a Cerberus.
Trichomes are wet, not real sticky. I'm not going ginger hunting until next week.
This is another strain that fills the tent, nicely, with minimal training. It's more like fluffing and encouraging everyone to keep their buds to themselves.
And Dabber. Good dog. Sucha good dog. Wanna snickety?

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How does Dabber's sensitive nose deal with the smell of the raw sewerage?

You're going to get a nice harvest from that tent it would appear. Nice one.
 
How does an animal that communicates through smelling butts and poo deal with the smell of raw sewage? I am not sure I ever considered.
 
Not really, sis-boom-brah. Take a look at my post #12. Two are elevated short and bushy. Two are long and lanky. Bud development on the codom is way behind the others. I'll do a lineup come harvest time.
 
Well done Mr. I love the riser McGuyvers it's a beautiful thingy. Those hairs will be so pretty next to the frost i love that.
 
Hmm... stems... buds... leaves... I don't know what you base your comparison on. I already accept my inability to pick the nuances of vanilla and pepper undertones of pot. But I can tell the difference between a lodge-pole pine and a pinion pine. Similarities in buds but it looks to me like two strains.
What we have here are freaky pheno variations. I mean, how often do you see a weed plant with codominant stems? Maybe you accidentally used thalidomide on one of the colloidal silverings? ​
 
Codominant stems seem to be quite normal. I get confused when they are not. Makes my job harder at decision time when scissored up.
 
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