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These plants are experiencing some of the same double ridges. I'm starting to believe it's a hormone thing, somthing maybe to do with the Norwegian sea kelp maybe. The growth rates have been off the charts this season.

That Nuke Em is a good idea, I've never had to use it but it's good to have around. I have to say, I'm well into my 40s and have been around this all my life, but I never have seen some of the colors that are in your leafs on your profile picture before. Is that a strain thing or do you think...

I'm in NewEngland it's very humid and water is not a issue, I don't consider this phenomenon a problem. I run a tight ship on my grow, all soil is tested multiple times throughout the year. The kush plants that the picture of this leaf came from are running on a different recipe then the other...

Notice the double ridges on some of this leaf? It's something I'm seeing a lot of this year on all my strains, and I don't recall ever seeing it before. Not all the leafs have this. Just the most mature ones. Anyone.....

That diesel gets pretty big for sure, I grew some last year. It looks great.

I agree with you fully, most of the time I like a good balance of the two.

That's some good stuff, thank you.

I'm looking into some high CBD strains 7 to 14 % stuff anyone grown any of it?

Was it the purple pheno or green. They both smell and taste the same, or at least to me.

No not all, the grails are from seed, and so is Dr Crippling. The Crippling is by far my biggest most aggressive plants the best part is I ended up with 2 phenos one of them is a short very wide one that I'm in the process of capturing.

Incredible bulk

That is some good stuff

The Holy Grail.... The tape measure is actually even with the top of the pot the photo is deceiving. This is after fimming, topping and lst. Lol

The one in the picture is MOB a product of some fine growers from Maine so I've heard.... got my hands on it a few years back and never let it go. I do have some beautiful Holy Grail growing.

By the way those aren't really pots there is no bottom.

I start with big tomato cages then I put in 4 poles that are about 7 feet tall after I put them in the ground, I tie them in with 4 more poles that I connect with heavy zip ties. I then tie in a cotton trellis to the inside witch I use to separate the branches LST and later I wrap them with the...

Cheese has always been good to me to, and one of my favorites.

Thank you, there's a lot of hard work there.

Sativa highbred? It has nice ridges and looks very strong.

Yes sir seams to be very mold resistant and a heavy yealding plant needing a lot of support, I will show you as they start putting on the weight.