Forgive my ignorance, but is that not a bit of a contradiction? Or is there an emerald triangle in Afghanistan?
I assume you are correct on her Triangle origins. I believe BSC made it up to Oregon as a clone only with little history not long before Sub's and others breeding attempts. I just thought you'd appreciate seeing her in her natural gloryHow much you wanna bet it's from where I said originally.........
Is your blue lavender from exotic genetix? I was very impressed with his gear and regretted not doing more.
One reason is because growing mother plants for tons of patients is super hard. Vegging on that level takes a lot of time. U will learn this once u take your mother plant over a year. Most of those people have flower rooms which as u know takes a lot of time. Managing a veg room to assist other patients is the hardest part of gardening. Makes flowering look like a cake walk. There r so many other reasons. Skill of the gardener is one. Amount of patients the person cares for is another. No need to bash other gardeners though. Have fun with your new mother plant, post some pics once you've taken her over a year old. Would love to see those, maybe u could shed some light and others could learn. Take care.I've finally got myself in a situation where I have a mother / clone tent and a flower tent and I thank god everyday I don't have to buy clones from the people out in the wild. I've gotten so many fucked up crappy nute burned clones over the last year and a half...I just don't understand why people can't grow a simple healthy mother plant and take simple healthy clones. Maybe it's money that motivates or something else but jonny will no longer be subjected to bullshit clones ever again
no this was a project a friend had done. had an awesome cut of lavender from soma, really colorful . and a dj short blueberry male he had gotten from a friend of his. she was going strong at 16 weeks when i finally harvested her. buds grow like a bunch of fingers. very different plant. take pics next time I run her