The fuck is this shit???

PadawanWarrior

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Lmao right?

I’m surprised there’s not a strain that always herms the last couple weeks of flower named rice krispy treats because the little half grown seeds snap crackle and pop with every hit.
Rice Krispies actually sounds like a great name for a strain. There's Girl Scout Cookies, so why not.
 

Zephyrs

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Lmao right?

I’m surprised there’s not a strain that always herms the last couple weeks of flower named rice krispy treats because the little half grown seeds snap crackle and pop with every hit.
That's one snap and pop that I forgot to mention about 1990's outdoor grown guerilla garden style buds. LOL
 

Tangerine_

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Growing for over 10 years, never had anything other than fungus gnats in my first year. Wtf are these? Didn't find them until I started harvesting one plant, so far they've only been on 3 branches. Buds look fine but I'm sure they're embedded in there somewhere. Can I still smoke? Would freezing the buds before or after they dry to kill them work? This is some BULLSHIT!!!
Growing over ten years and never seen an aphid?



See the tell-tale "tail pipes? Those are adult and baby aphids.
aphids.jpg

Get some insecticidal soap and blast those m'fkers off your plants. They multiply like crazy. They are viviparous, meaning they dont lay eggs. Aphids give live births. They come straight out of their mommas ready to eat and breed.

Hopefully those are just regular aphids and not the dreaded root aphids. Check your soil asap! If its RAs you need a completely different battle plan.
 
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Tangerine_

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Wait, you're harvesting?
You're gonna need to wash your buds or blast the remaining plants with a garden hose.
 

bEelzeBosS

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Growing over ten years and never seen an aphid?

Get some insecticidal soap and blast those m'fkers off your plants. They multiply like crazy. They are viviparous, meaning they dont lay eggs. Aphids give life births. They come straight out of their mommas ready to eat and breed.

Hopefully those are just regular aphids and not the dreaded root aphids. Check your soil asap! If its RAs you need a completely different battle plan.
I guess I've been lucky. The plant is already in the process of being harvested, I do have one more that was in the same tent I just spent over an hour inspecting...didn't see any but it will be harvest next weekend anyway.
 
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