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It's basically the same as this (except this is a gmo dandelion I forced into looking like a red lettuce plant. Long and complicated. And it's barely a gmo anyway)) This plant remained small till the sun wasn't as bright then boom. Or bloom actually.)

If you want to get technical you need to lower the light level by between 200 and 400 lumens. You might get it at 150 lumens lower. To do this you make the distance between the plant tops and the light a little more. Try raising it 1/8 an inch higher but you might need to go 1/4. You might get...

A guess actually. Didn't want to tell you too little to clear up the issue.

Well, either it's light burn or a magnesium issue. I think it's light burn. If you raise your lights a quarter of an inch, maybe less, it'll clear up.

Just remember leaves are harsh when you smoke em. What I do is take the leaves and make some brownies or gummy bears (coconut oil works really well)

How is Nevis?

Just a closeup of the purple plant (lao tea x fire f1). Lots of those gold flakes in this one.

Unless you're looking for seeds, chop the male. As for the droopy one, let it grow. Keep an eye on it and make sure there's no real problem and see what happens.

This was the second round of breeding. I had a few of the hybrids planted this year. I didn't take that many pics of them because of the ugly leaf problem.

This is naga urkel at the end. It’s traditionally left til nearly dead then harvested. I followed that this plant. Not impressive till you get to the close ups. And that's a leaf. And that one makes the difference.

Almost done. The smooth ones are naga mixes (naga tends to be over 30% grown here, though they do look ugly grown here, lots of dead leaves hanging). I waited till the last second to cut them (we had a windstorm that knocked the dead leaves off (mostly) and the first snow. I've had frost every...

And that's a bait and switch fallacy. I wasn't talking against the scientific method, I was pointing out a fallacy in an argument (they don't teach this much anymore, except maybe in debate class. Fallacies are things people say in debates and arguments that seem like they make sense, but if you...

That's the either/or fallacy. It's usually used to prop up institutions and various practices that have little business being propped up. It's not a good fallacy to use in this day and age. I'll accept anecdotal evidence in a pool of 5 data points. It's too late to try it this year for me (I...

Much frostier but none of the gold things.

Evidence? As in pictures

I found a decent shot of it. They don't just occur on the leafs.

Better picture but not of those gold things.

I know. It relies on how much light is reflected. What I am actually trying to do is identify the gold specks (not the silver ones). (It's from an old strain that wasn't grown out for a long time) sorry, these are very hard to get a picture of (for me anyway).

Hey bb22, this is the closest male to that plant. This get's me excited. Might get more of those next year.

Just want a second opinion, my thc analyzer is just not accepting pictures of this plant. I'm thinking this is a 20%?