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Great pics! Is it harvest time so early?

Smoothies, eh? Nice one!

Prayer Tower was certainly one sativa that caught my eye. The description of "clarity, focus... good vibes without the anxiety" appealed to me. But, like I said, not too many smoke reports out there. The only smoke report I can vividly remember is Mad Hamish going on about Dream Beaver! Sounds...

Looks tasty! What do you do with trim?

I think most of them are out of stock....

Thanks for the reply! Does speedy equal racey for you?

So, like some of you other Bodhi-heads, I am contemplating spending money I don't have on some beans I don't have space to pop right now. I have some indicas already (Dank Zappa and Sunshine Daydream) so I am contemplating sativas. I don't normally use sativas but it is good to have them on hand...

Fingers crossed on the runt!!! :eyesmoke:

Yes! Looking real good....

Yea, landraces are enticing as all hell but I wouldn't feel confident with growing them indoors...

I'd say definitely pollinate your females and see what you get. As for selfed seeds on a male, I've no idea about that one...

I'm NOT speaking from experience but this is what DJ Short says on the subject: (A quick word on “backward” hermaphrodites ? declared males that eventually sport female flowers ? as opposed to the usual female-to-male hermaphrodites. These are semi-rare occurrences, usually sterile but...

I am curious! I want to know the most expensive tomato strain you've bought!

Sorry this turned out to be a big deal. I'm just following Ed on this one: "A consistent, uninterrupted dark period is key to good results for marijuana and other long-night flowering plants."

What is the myth?

From Ed Rosenthal: "As the days get shorter, marijuana determines when to flower based on the number of hours it receives of uninterrupted darkness. It measures the length of the dark period using the hormone phytochrome, which has two states. The hormone's inactive state, Pfr, occurs when it...

I believe this is what Joe was suggesting and what I agreed with. The plant's phytochromes (photoreceptors) need that daily 12 hours of darkness to continue in flowering mode. If you give them more darkness then it won't be as stressful as switching over from a long day and a short night. If...

Listen to Joe.

Quality not quantity! :bigjoint:

You are starting to scare me....