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The Sensi Seed bank crossed Thai into it " for sweetness...." Said Ben Dronkers. I bought two packs in desperation because I thought my sk#1 was lost. Then the cops took those and a pack of Sensi Skunk and my outdoors Early Skunk.. To this day I have never been able to grow their genetics...

I No info on the Charlottesville Skunk. I smoked it.

I gotta say I am excited to be growing this again. I have always wanted to grow this like corn. This cultivar taught me more about how to grow good pot than any other. You can get amazing sungrown flower expressions that are so dank. I hope I do well this time.

Today's budshot. I gave the plants a heaping teaspoon of Gaia green recently and I think that will be the last. I do not want to overfertilize these sativas. There is room for improvement as I adapt to my water source and environment. The spinosad worked very well on the thrips. I am finding...

I saw the Skunk magazine art I saw the Skunk magazine article. Nice strains. That red leb is gorgeous. Deadheads love their weed.

Skunk#1 what a beauty. Oh I heard the story of some VA. guy saying he invented skunk#1 or some such garbage...I am a VA. guy and there are a shitload of imposters. This is the real slim shady skunk. There were other slim shady skunks like the Charlottesville, but this Watson line is just skunk...

Only one short life and so many strains to grow now. I think we all feel sentimental about the ones we had when we were young. I have lost so much from persecution of the pig people. This is the thing that can save me or at least let me live with kick ass medicine. The lemon lime terps have...

I think how I got them outdoors was that I stopped spraying spinosad and just sprayed BT. That allowed a late infestation in a small area which I killed with zymes. Those thrips were like the ones pictured above. See my post WTF is this little yellow bug to see a flightless thrip.

What I was referring to as a thrip may not have been a thrip type at all. I think I read there are 1600 types of thrips. Oddly I have a type of greenhouse thrip now and zymes is not totally effective on it. I applied Jacks DB tonight. I think I got them from recycled 1 gallon pots I did not...

The buds have gotten fat quickly. I gotta say...she's always been my favorite. I couldn't afford Jack Herer back then and definitely cannot now. I sprayed Jacks DB tonight for the thrips.I have not had a problem with this type of thrip before. I hate spraying but this time it is warranted.

I grew some Nirvana NL plants in a coldframe last winter as an experiment. I ran across a sublime terpy purple that was unlike any other of that line which has all been green plants so far. I am sad to say I got greedy at harvest time and did not leave enough for the reversion to take.

Some kind of greenhouse thrip I bet. I may have gotten them when I recycled about 20 one gallon pots a landscaping crew threw in a dumpster. I put them in my backyard and never really cleaned them like I should have. I think they spread from one plant that was potted in one of those pots...

I love a good sativa. Especially sweet ones. There's one I last saw in a photo in Ecuador after they legalized. I hope it still exists. I got something like it in highschool. Bright green limey stuff with real sativa traits. I was drooling looking at the photo. In the future I think the work of...

The STS plants in this thread were discarded for my need for flower right now. Day 32 flower/ 12.5 off.

It is amazing how many genetics have Skunk,Afghani, Northern Lights#5 and Haze in them. I am lucky to have grown up smoking the Mexicans, Colombians and Lebanese hash plus all the exotic things that occasionally popped up. I certainly will never forget the first Skunk nuggets I ever scored in...

I don't know. They like to hang out on th veins. The zymes did them in pretty good.

They are very small and slow reproducing.A month ago I noticed stippling but never could find any bugs. The Dr.Zymes was not 100% effective. Will use spinosad perhaps.They don't do much damage but it was a shock to find a pest I have never seen before indoors. They look like an immature stage...

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