Aloha braddahs!
@braddahs and sisters I am overwhelmed with your kindness. Mahalo and much gratitude. Positive comments and feedback are always welcome.
“If she’s amazing, she won’t be easy.
If she’s easy, she won’t be amazing. If she’s worth it, you won’t give up…” B. Marley
Yeah, the 6 month cure. Should be ready by the time they lift martial law haha /s
There may be some left at the end of the cure cycle but I doubt it lol!
So Growstone get them ice cubes into the bong! I really, really love the Neville’s shit!
I am sure that my braddahs and sisters know this but it’s important to understand the basic component parts that make up the pistil; which is a single ovule with 2 stigma that protend out from it- the ovule being encased by calyx and bract. Hope I got that right
In the past, stigma coloration was a quick indicator of general ripeness. However, stigma coloration has nothing to do with trichome maturity other than being coincident. It is the condition of trichomes which is a better indicator of maturity and the high that one can expect. A magnifying device is critical here.
Sativas take their photosensitivity seriously and continually suck in as many photons as they can for as long as they can! It seems that the flowers closest to the light can go on forever, while trichome production is finite. They wanna get knocked up real bad!
Visually looking at my plants, they appear white-headed and yet under glass the lower branch trichomes as well as the apical are all ambered out and degraded. Glass is very important here to see what is really going on. I do not grow sativas for amber as I prefer the energetic raciness and lucidness of clear to cloudy.
I have most of the Neville’s cloned. Clones can typically shave off 1-2 weeks. So I should be able to get the girls ready in 15 weeks as opposed to the 17 weeks it took. Colas IME, ripen according to genetic information and environmental input.
Anyone and everyone should grow these plants if not for the experience than for the high. It is sublime. One just needs to adjust one’s time horizon and remember that “less is more”.
"The answer is never the answer. What's really interesting is the mystery. If you seek the mystery instead of the answer, you'll always be seeking. I've never seen anybody really find the answer, but they think they have. So they stop thinking. But the job is to seek mystery, evoke mystery, plant a garden in which strange plants grow and mysteries bloom. The need for mystery is greater than the need for an answer.." - Ken Kesey
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