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This fella sure has a handsome structure. Scent has something going on as well....
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That is purdy. I like itThis fella sure has a handsome structure. Scent has something going on as well....
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Haze female
She has stayed short bc some abuse especially w.r.t. repotting bc reasons. But now she is looking quite nice!
I think the spectrum on these leds helps keep plants sativas short and wanting to branch. I strongly suspect far red factors in too (shade signalling).
She has stayed short bc some abuse especially w.r.t. repotting bc reasons. But now she is looking quite nice!
I think the spectrum on these leds helps keep plants sativas short and wanting to branch. I strongly suspect far red factors in too (shade signalling).
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This, on tolerance, is freaking fascinating to me when I consider the complexity of modulation and how a "ceiling" would work.
Also this book is so cool.
The cited down regulation paper. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3772765/
Also this book is so cool.
The cited down regulation paper. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3772765/
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This, on tolerance, is freaking fascinating to me when I consider the complexity of modulation and how a "ceiling" would work.
Also this book is so cool.
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The cited down regulation paper. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3772765/
The part of the brain that builds the least tolerance is the part affected by parkinson's......
And the part that builds the most is that of memory and consciousness....
Hmm.
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The part of the brain that builds the least tolerance is the part affected by parkinson's......
And the part that builds the most is that of memory and consciousness....
Hmm.
This feels very juicy and dense with meaning for me........
Modulating that system seems...relevant.....because his system is currently being modulated poorly and causing him issues......
Hmm.
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This feels very juicy and dense with meaning for me........
Modulating that system seems...relevant.....because his system is currently being modulated poorly and causing him issues......
Hmm.
So my dad has cb2 receptors on his damaged neurons that are inhibited by cbd and activated by thc.
Seems relevant.....
Quite.
God i love finding a vein of good info it's so addicting.
The diverse CB1 and CB2 receptor pharmacology of three plant cannabinoids: Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol, cannabidiol and Δ9-tetrahydrocannabivarin
Cannabis sativa is the source of a unique set of compounds known collectively as plant cannabinoids or phytocannabinoids. This review focuses on the manner with which three of these compounds, (−)-trans-Δ[9] -tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ[9] ...
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Another check in on Dad Hunting.
This is the other haze that smells....much smaller. Again, these guys suffered up pot abuse...both the same. The big guy just could not give less of a crap about it lol.
This is the other haze that smells....much smaller. Again, these guys suffered up pot abuse...both the same. The big guy just could not give less of a crap about it lol.
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I like the squat plant best, sixth pic down.
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Yeah, he has been on the mend a bit, but if he shows good vigor from here then I'm very interested.I like the squat plant best, sixth pic down.
I plan to let them go as long as is useful to decide between them.
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Widow of interest. He has again had huge stress and so his leaves are still recovering. Idk if you can see from the video but his stem feels hollow and he smells very interesting....
He is about a week behind in terms of flower light schedule because haze.
He is about a week behind in terms of flower light schedule because haze.
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#studmaterialWidow of interest. He has again had huge stress and so his leaves are still recovering. Idk if you can see from the video but his stem feels hollow and he smells very interesting....
He is about a week behind in terms of flower light schedule because haze.
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Today in Dad Hunting
Meanwhile....
Then the widow, who is quite promising but behind in flower cycle (started later). .
Btw these haze fellas are starting week three of flower. Widow is a week behind.
Again sorry they have so many battlescars lol.
Meanwhile....
Then the widow, who is quite promising but behind in flower cycle (started later). .
Btw these haze fellas are starting week three of flower. Widow is a week behind.
Again sorry they have so many battlescars lol.
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My general feeling is that shorter haze male sure looks like he is growing with a structure closer to NL....that is of interest. Also the sacs look pretty tight.......Today in Dad Hunting
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Then the widow, who is quite promising but behind in flower cycle (started later). .
Btw these haze fellas are starting week three of flower. Widow is a week behind.
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Again sorry they have so many battlescars lol.
Hmmm
Really interested in their ripening speed. The haze girls are sure as hell taking their time, as expected lol.
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Btw in terms of stretch....that guy got flipped the day after getting topped.....Today in Dad Hunting
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Then the widow, who is quite promising but behind in flower cycle (started later). .
Btw these haze fellas are starting week three of flower. Widow is a week behind.
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Again sorry they have so many battlescars lol.
So, ya know. Vigor.
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Uhhhh
Has anyone seen whatever this sour bubble is up to? Am I super high or is this weird? The next fingers are separated.
Has anyone seen whatever this sour bubble is up to? Am I super high or is this weird? The next fingers are separated.
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Cant wait to do some breeding, looking good @Milson
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How about some more dad hunting pics?
First off, the structure on this NL leaning male is really grabbing my eye. Interesting floral cluster density developing....right?
Then there's this guy. Some really loose sacs out there but they seem pretty big and he stinks more than the other one....
He's just huge.
Then we have Mr. Widow, who is floppy his stem is so hollow and stinks like hell, including some pine.....
I am so pumped about him.
First off, the structure on this NL leaning male is really grabbing my eye. Interesting floral cluster density developing....right?
Then there's this guy. Some really loose sacs out there but they seem pretty big and he stinks more than the other one....
He's just huge.
Then we have Mr. Widow, who is floppy his stem is so hollow and stinks like hell, including some pine.....
I am so pumped about him.
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Thanks man! It's been a mess logistically but it is great learning and so much fun to play with in my imagination. Also my first time observing pheno differences since to this point I have done one per strain lol.Cant wait to do some breeding, looking good @Milson
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