Three different cuts on one plant. I will add more as I discover good phenos. Technically there is no limits. I saw a video on YouTube earlier this year, of a rec operation that had a large mother with 12 different strains grafted on. Crazy
Ah,I've seen some photos of males lately and was curious about that. I did Google out of curiosity and said can but very few and little potency. If there was you'd see it from working with males all the time.
sounds like a great way to keep plant numbers low!
They can show thrichomes sometimes but they should never show pistils regular males I mean
Is that for real? Ive never seen it in person. Now im on a mission to find one of those studs.
Definitely, keep the pollen and make your teas out of that. Might have a little kick. Was thinking about tea you made yesterday a little vanilla pod and some cardamom crushed up for some extra flavor. Let steep in your teapot for a bit.
That sounds nice. I usually brew cannabis tea in a big soup pot. Simmer for at least 30min. I started drinking it regularly again, because im trimming the mothers every other week. They grow fast.
Really soon,knocks on wood.. it's just a small closet can fit two three if I push it. Everything I have has been donated from all my friends here. Lights,fans,ph pens,seeds,even a member coming to my house and building out my door. Crazy the generous gestures to get me going. I grow outdoors so I've no idea all this new to me. I started the journal last year after setting up and fried everything three different times not knowing what happened it was because I was trying seedlings under a regular grow light I have hlg 225 watt qb. So now I have t8s for seedlings and just want to throw a coat of kilz for mold prevention. Then hook up this new exhaust it's spiderfarmer with their control. Order some rachet hangers and find flex duct then get germination. This is closet minus the exhaust it's old one when first setup.
Yeah man there a bit less common but there out there
Thats a nice amount of space. Its quite fun growing indoors, but like all things, there is always a learning curve.
