Grayoldnprouds chant of the ever circling Skeletal Family.

[Oldchucky]

ok chucky plz explain! h202 with seeds? cuz my seeds have been barely cracking and then nothing

I don’t think peroxide is that big of a deal! I’ve had a lot of luck with the Jade nectar method and haven’t looked back since! But I don’t know how to link! And I don’t wanna clog up old timers thread! Fucking texarkie’s can get pretty surly!

 

[grayoldnproud]

I don’t think peroxide is that big of a deal! I’ve had a lot of luck with the Jade nectar method and haven’t looked back since! But I don’t know how to link! And I don’t wanna clog up old timers thread! Fucking texarkie’s can get pretty surly!

Post away doesn’t hurt my feelings.

 

[grayoldnproud]

She’s back. Fawn must be close by.

 

[grayoldnproud]

Here ya go @kattitude63

 

[grayoldnproud]

Here ya go @kattitude63

And for planting for sprouting @kattitude63. There are a few others because he does just about every year. Search on seeds starting in his video list and you'll see them. Fingers crossed for you.

 

[grayoldnproud]

I was reading a recently published paper by Dr. Bruce's team in Utah and I noticed this sentence, "To our knowledge, floral reversion is possible in a greenhouse or controlled environment for photoperiod-sensitive cannabis but not day-neutral cannabis." In the paper "Unraveling the Confusion of Flowering Types and Terminology in Cannabis sativa" he defines Floral Reversion as follows,
"Floral reversion.
Floral reversion is an extreme incidence of late-stage incomplete commercial pistillate flowering during which reproductive growing points return to vegetative growth (Fig. 4). Floral reversion is sometimes called “revegging” and may be caused by environmental cues including high temperature or the return to a noninductive photoperiod. Floral reversion is unlikely to occur in autoflowering cultivars except under tissue culture conditions (Tabatabaei et al. 2024)."

So naturally I had to email him what was seen with my Shelly Frankenauto. I compiled it into a chronology of photos, including dates, as was seen in my thread.

Anyway, he replied today and it seems it sparked his interest.

 

[Oldchucky]

I was reading a recently published paper by Dr. Bruce's team in Utah and I noticed this sentence, "To our knowledge, floral reversion is possible in a greenhouse or controlled environment for photoperiod-sensitive cannabis but not day-neutral cannabis." In the paper "Unraveling the Confusion of Flowering Types and Terminology in Cannabis sativa" he defines Floral Reversion as follows,
"Floral reversion.
Floral reversion is an extreme incidence of late-stage incomplete commercial pistillate flowering during which reproductive growing points return to vegetative growth (Fig. 4). Floral reversion is sometimes called “revegging” and may be caused by environmental cues including high temperature or the return to a noninductive photoperiod. Floral reversion is unlikely to occur in autoflowering cultivars except under tissue culture conditions (Tabatabaei et al. 2024)."

So naturally I had to email him what was seen with my Shelly Frankenauto. I compiled it into a chronology of photos, including dates, as was seen in my thread.

Anyway, he replied today and it seems it sparked his interest.
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That’s bad ass!

 

[kattitude63]

And for planting for sprouting @kattitude63. There are a few others because he does just about every year. Search on seeds starting in his video list and you'll see them. Fingers crossed for you. View attachment 2682644

OMG thank you! 100 percent germination!

 

[grayoldnproud]

OMG thank you! 100 percent germination!

Welcome. I think the key is the warmth.good luck.

 

[grayoldnproud]

Wrong reign I know....but it works

 

[orggrwr]

Wish we could get some of that rain. Here in central Va. we can't buy a raindrop.

 

[Bilber]

Hey gray, it was the right rain...

And if it wasn't, I wouldn't've judged...