They are regs, I only have two or three packs left of it since it’s a super limited release. Those are amazing! The male I used on that drop was about four years of work between starting with the F1 and making my way to hybrids with the F3 male. If you have interest hit me up on my email
You’ll have much tighter internodes running that low, also less internodes overall. A couple nutritional deficiencies as well since the flow of hormones isn’t working as well and the plant pulls less food from the soil as a result. Purpling of the stems/leaves/buds is a normal plant reaction in that kind of climate as well. Also your yields will be lower and your buds will be denser. Whereas flowering in the 80’s you’re likely to suffer pistil burning, over stretching, more airy bud structures, dented resin heads(you can see it under a microscope), and increased mold susceptibility. There’s definitely a sweet spot for cannabis. But again this is for indoor terms when creating a perfect functioning artificial climate. There are ways to keep plants healthy in both the cold and heat while flowering outside. Boosting Manganese/boron/iron in the heat and silica/potassium boosting in the cold for instance will decrease quite a few natural shock factors outside. But indoors you’re kinda trying to do something unnatural and artificial in climate terms for the best possible results
Thanks for the info. Do you know of any links that show the different light spectrums @ differing altitudes like you describe above? I know about UV increasing 4% for every 1000 ft of elevation gain but haven't found any data about spectrums/etc.
Basically the lower you are to sea level the higher the red spectrum is, and the higher up you go the more blue/UV the spectrum gets. In the 3000-4000’ above sea level zone there’s an intense spectrum of both red and blue and the UV spectrum creates excellent resin as well. The higher you go past 4000 you start losing the reds and thusly the flowers get less bulbous since they need the reds to truly fatten up. However plants veg like crazy higher up as well. Down low towards sea level the flowering is crazy but they don’t get the resin spike from the UV boost. I don’t know where a chart exists online but I remember the information being in one of my college textbooks. I know most truly potent landraces tend to be found in the 2000-5000ft above sea level zone as well, and it seems like the sweetest spot for the best of everything is around 3000-4000ft. Both in landrace terms as well as greenhouse growing terms.
I’m betting OOP #2 in the photos has the more wild terps. I tend to like the phenos in that line that purple up a tiny bit
What? Not sure exactly what youre asking but if your lights on temp is under 68 with LED you will definitely notice slower growth because your plant wont be able to process the light properly.. Thats what the leaf temp is all about.. photosynthesis
Good shit Joe! Looks like Honest is bringin that heat! 
that oop#2 is looking near close to done no? or have you touched the buds?
I have touched them, and that plant has been sensitive to something. That's only happening on one of the tops, so perhaps it's touching, maybe heat or light intensity.
Hairs redact early when the room is too hot usually. Other issues that cause that are touching the buds, lack of airflow, and pollination. But 90% of the time it’s heat related
Nice job Joe. What kind of smells you getting from Scarlett Johansson
Thanks. I'm not getting anything specific from SJ#1, #2 kind of reminds me of a citrus/berry candy.
That is the same girl that has the taco leaves...maybe she's just extra temp sensitive. Managed to get my temps hanging around 72/73 during lights on, so hopefully that will at least keep things from getting worse.
Good read, thanks for sharing.
A lot of Face Punch phenos are done in 60 days, ScarJo’s tend to take more like 70 most of the time but they are very worth the wait
