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i use the MG organic(the garden soil), it's pretty dense stuff i do add some of the mg bone meal(6-9-0) which hasn't burned a plant yet but curious how things go with it straight, definitely going to watch

there are still people that eat plenty of raw meat - Eskimos though times have changed a bit, probably a more varied diet these days but raw muscle meat, brain, blood, blubber - now that's a man's diet

there's a lot going on inside the tric's genetic driven chemistry i had a NL whose trics would ripen as golden yellow, would not amber never even clouded actually, just a more golden, translucent color as it matured

thank you for posting this strain info, been considering DP blueberry for quite a while but i see way too much of this hermie issue on this strain, getting convinced it's not coincidence(i.e. grower fault), just plain unstable genetics

3-4 weeks is plenty of time to form half developed seeds, which from the experiences i've read, are not a good outcome

freak? no, not a freak - just the rough side of MJ genetics i've been playing with hermie genetics for the past year, i got some seeds from the same kind of grow the 1st seed was completely without the hermie trait, the 2nd seed, well, that's where my luck ran out i've been tweezering faithfully...

5 weeks of flower, much has happened first thing is the rooster war is winding down i'm finding 1 or 2 roosters each day, tiny number compared to how it was apparently you can tweezer your way through a hermie, not a small job though on the other hand, there are scars from the battle, some seeds...

probably will pollinate everything if you keep it in the same room i think you use a spray bottle to apply, but i'd check carefully on that, it's not harmless, and you shouldn't smoke a treated plant

an unstable female will do it, that comes up at random another method is to light 'poison', switching the light schedule may cause male blooms there are other chemicals, colloidal silver is usually the easiest to get/make

from the posts i've seen, it won't, but i'm no expert at colloidal silver making colloidal silver from a silver coin/metal and battery is supposed to be fairly easy there's a thread around here on it

you can self pollinate, it's called an S1(for selfed) i got one of those without trying, but there are a number of methods for making a plant hermie colloidal silver is much used you can take the pollen, and use it on another plant to create feminized seeds selfed seed might be very close to the...

reply much appreciated, not many have this experience kind of what i expected, so they won't be high on my list

you could try the pollen, but don't be hopeful pollen doesn't last long, now seeds can last a long time and yeah, the economy sucks, this area of NY is supposed to be in better shape than other parts of the country but better doesn't mean good

i've been using cfl's for about 2 years, micro grows, which fit my needs pretty nicely volume is the cfl's enemy, a big space is not cfl friendly get a cfl close to the bud, and it is a good dense bud i use a diy grow chamber that's 1.2 sqft for area, about 3 feet tall, 78w of cfl in flower buds...

i find your post interesting and a bit distressing - considered trying some, but just didn't feel like i'd have good luck so been trying hybrids for 2 years, pretty good for my needs, but i recall those mexican landraces from years ago so maybe i made the right choice, but always thought i'd try...

you've done all the right things, add to that some good luck in the genetic lottery used to do outdoor grows in NY years ago, nothing like this though we have to be getting into the multi pound plant, though i can't see all the plant too clearly

whatever you did, you did well i have seen other tall plant posts, but i don't recall any quite this high

i am really awed with that last pic which gives some height perspective looks like you're pushing near 7 feet? EDIT - saw the actual height you posted, i'm really stunned with this

love the NY outside grows, much better than the old genetics we had years ago(which seldom flowered very long) love the skunk(maybe), best of luck in the harvest

oh it's illegal all right, though i think the chances of being detected would be very small all parts of the cannabis plant are illegal, and pollen fits that description