babybud3232
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now that's the sorta Christmas tree i want very very nice
Hi scrubble mate, I thought I'd better get in while you're thread's still alive. I still feel faintly disrespectful coming in and dropping pics of my own hyped bullshit, but you said it was ok...
I do have better things than sitting on my arse trying to look at cannabis from every different angle under the sun. But I get what you're up to - documentation - it's nice to look back and see what you grew and learned.
[*]If they ever legalise Med Marijuana and I can legally sell strains I make then I want a pictorial history of the breeding history of all my plants. This one thing p*sses me off more than anything else about seedbanks. They almost never show the parent plants and have all these mystery parents and just hype, hype and more hype.
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They're just not onto it at all. They should be showing the parents and the grandparents and the great grandparents and the cousins like any other horticultural enterprise selling seed for blooms... cut flower industry... which is as close as you'll get to the cannabis industry.
Finally I may want to do a book or website about growing weed guerilla style so I need as many high quality photos as possible to pick through.
scrubdog
So I consider myself very lucky and I'm happy with ten Mango Thai X Black widow seeds.
it is plant dependent. stuff like the 88g13hp, and afghan skunk plants I like to grow, enjoy being topped. the Mac 1 Caps cut I am growing as my majority plant, stops growing good once topped. takes like 4 weeks to catch up to plants that like to be topped, and then it still is nowhere as big because of that 4 week slow down.anyone got opinions on letting them grow into pine trees vs tipping them? affect yield much? never personally tipped too much, might experiment with a couple in the coming outdoor season..
holy freakin crap lol now that is some outdoor lol unbelievable lol.Thai x Nevil's Hz x Mullumbimby Madness
Hey thanks a lot man, here's my last one I just pulled up today...
Props again to scrub for the space. Hope to drop by again next year.
I’m meant to say I can’t imagine a TOPPED plant out yielding an UNtopped plant in the same environment.sativas in the bush, I feel like they are better suited to handle wind and heavy rains untopped. I can’t imagine an untopped plant out yielding a topped plant under the same optimal conditions and timing.
Im guessing those cali guys that grow long season trees with indica hybrids and supplemental lights and cages… I think they top.