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Thoth thanks for the results write up and the time you’ve put into this I'v been eager to see some pics I’d really like to know far did that bottle go? as in how much fresh buds did it go on? Just trying to work backwards from your calculations and in the event that I should come across a...

Assuming you have stored in deep freeze also how does this compare to that? I store viable seeds, pollen and the occasional bag of sugar leaf in deep freeze but not really buds Thanks awesome post

Royally killing it! Props bro.

Quick trim!

Front row seats are always the best. ;)

I see where you’re coming from but don't agree with that train of thought. 1st just because it comes from “mother nature” doesn’t mean its safe. Mother nature makes all manner of toxic chemicals that could put you down, e.g. toxins in fungi, snake venom, poisonous plants etc. 2nd hormones are...

Interesting, I did not know that. I've never really played with BHO much, so hadn't looked deeply into all the various methods. Thanks for the heads up.

Not the neem and as always, some photos would help.

I sure as fuck wouldn't smoke BHO that hadn't really vac purged. Playing with some strongly carcinogenic fire there. Just not worth the risk IMHO.

Never put any thought into it. Are there really even rules for these things? Just Google Image search memes and you'll get an idea on what they're like on average. I think the main theme is they're supposed to be funny or make some kind of political or social commentary in a short and witty way.

IAA is the main one. IBA (indole-3-butyric acid) is also plant derived. And 4-CI-IAA (4-chloroindole-3-acetic acid) and PAA (phenyl acetic acid) are also found in plants. But why are you concerned if they are natural or not?

Yeah they're synthetic. You won't find many natural phytohormones in a bottle.

Haha, thanks. Clearly dropped a 0 by mistake. ;)

Thats’ right. But like I said, essentially the same can be achieved with 7 generations of backcrossing, some seed companies claim to do this, but it takes a lot of time and money to do it, so I don't believe what I read.

Ovary tissue culture is one way, or anther tissue culture which is notoriously tricky. This is making haploids from gametes and then the chromosome is doubled to make the double haploid. Wide crossing is alternative method that can make haploid seeds.

Ultra dank looking nugs! Killing it bro.

I doubt it bro. This would require some pretty sophisticated science, and until weed is legalized everywhere I don't see things like that happening any time soon. You can achieve the same results via traditional inbreeding methods, but this takes 7 generations, and I doubt most breeders bother...

Yeah, but shouldn’t be causing any major drops. What’s your ppm at? Mine is kept automatically at 1500. Think if you don’t have an infrared reader controlling your ppm you could run into trouble… and you kids that think CO2 tablets are fun… walk into a room at 5000ppm and you might not come out. ;)

Synthetic cytokinins TDZ, kinetin, CPPU, BAP etc. are used in tissue culture. Endogenous cytokinins like zeatin flow up the xylem and stimulate morphogenesis, whereas auxins flow down from meristematic shoots to suppress side growth, so both are used at varying ratios when trying to force callus...