do you not enjoy the process? I'm not a big dabbler so I'm curious at to the benefits of making hash. As for the weekend, kids are off doing thier own things and the only thing scheduled is the Raiders game tomorow
Do it! I just smoked the last of my hash last night. Haha might get some more
That doober was a fucking work of art btw. Talk about long burning……
Thanks bro! The hash and those glass papers make for a very enjoyable slow burn!
I hate doing it, but it’s not the end of the world, it’s not really dabbing material when all is said and done. It’s like a crumble, or you can press it, like, I will roll it flat, dust with a nice layer of kief, then roll it like a little debbie hoho.do you not enjoy the process? I'm not a big dabbler so I'm curious at to the benefits of making hash. As for the weekend, kids are off doing thier own things and the only thing scheduled is the Raiders game tomorow
Those papers really are nice man
One of the things I'll have to try to make at some point.
Very worth it man. I waste not a damned thing. Might as well right? The bags are cheap enough. I really just need to get a washer. You would love it. I just hate the process, I’m always a happy camper after though.
Yeah, I just smoke everything or make edibles from the kief. Me and the missus been eyeballing the Arizer tabletop unit to try vaping more. More plans for the future I guess
Do it bro!!!!Yeah, I just smoke everything or make edibles from the kief. Me and the missus been eyeballing the Arizer tabletop unit to try vaping more. More plans for the future I guess
Just like any hobby, more money more enjoyment, lol
i didnt notice the thread till now, thats kinda lucky to be honest rare i see it. i think i no now kinda how twin cannabis plants are made. maybe if 2 pollen grains hit the pistils at the same time thats what can cause it. just a thought. the gelato where made from a friend, dont no how probz stressed them and chucked some polllen. on itself being out door in the right climate though, dont think this will happen. as they where made indoor by some sort of stress.So I went to turn Longshot to the light and to my surprise found a baby Longshot on the side. Idk wtf to do with this.my curiosity wants to let them both grow and then transplant one.
Interesting...it's great to have the knowledge of how the seed was created I thought it was a bag seed..but if it's a stressed seed then isn't there a higher risk of hermies? Not that I wouldn't grow a siamese hermie I would.
ill just have to keep it in the greenhouse.
i kinda call bagseed a hermie, as theres only 3 ways it can happen. 1 being male hitting female and no one really use male anymore, as there mainly fems so mainly aint that. second is the plant stressing and hitting itself from either rodelization, or some type stress in flower. then theres full gene hermathrodite plants that show from the start of flower these are full genetic herm. then there is pollen making it in the room from somewhere, that can happen to, what ive mainly found with bagseed these days is there mainly from fems, that hit themself because the plants when grown out express the same phenotype as the same plant it came from. unless the hermie pollen it a different strain confusing but i think im right kinda.Interesting...it's great to have the knowledge of how the seed was created I thought it was a bag seed..but if it's a stressed seed then isn't there a higher risk of hermies? Not that I wouldn't grow a siamese hermie I would.
should be fine outdoor. sure america is its naturel invironment as its a american strain. normally if they pop a few indoor, i would just remove the hermie flowers before they open. some have more then others normally its just a few, so easy peasy. to control, best to check indoor on any new strain, around week 2 flower onwards for genetic herm or stressed.Interesting...it's great to have the knowledge of how the seed was created I thought it was a bag seed..but if it's a stressed seed then isn't there a higher risk of hermies? Not that I wouldn't grow a siamese hermie I would.
Cool man. Thanks so much! Yea it's from Cali so it should grow well out here.
I'm interested to see them grow together....
