kingspade0891
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day 12 flowering so many tops [video=youtube;HP2cqB-43-U]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP2cqB-43-U[/video]
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BobBitchen
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Been grounded for a few days for truck maintenance.
Iv been lazier than normal with this grow,
when I wasn't starving em' of water,
I was overfeeding em',
here's whats up at BobBitchen Ranch.....
Eng Drm
Northern Lights
NL (on left) XXX (on rt)
Blue Pit ( (left side) more XXX (on rt) & Eng Drm (in back)
XXX
Looks like the NL has about 10 days to go
the Eng Drm & Blue Pit are about 7 wks
the XXX is @ 6wks & 8 wks
Mailman just dropped off an attitude order...
........Ace of Spades, DinaChem....
freebies: dinafem- white widow,& org. amnesia..
sensi s33ds- jack herer & skunk#1
tnx for letting me share here.............
bob ✌
HydroGp
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Ey Moe if u there could you answer me this. Is there a purple pheno in dna limited SnowLAnd? Cant seem to find any info or grows with purple. But maybe you know some of the lineage.
Does it even have to have a purple pheno in it to become purple? Or could cold do it to almost any strain? Thx
Okay more tha Moe here. Its not a Moe exclusive if you have the answer lol Been talking alot of purple but must have forgotten.
Does it even have to have a purple pheno in it to become purple? Or could cold do it to almost any strain? Thx
Okay more tha Moe here. Its not a Moe exclusive if you have the answer lol Been talking alot of purple but must have forgotten.
Mohican
Well-Known Member
Strains can change color with low temperatures. I think it needs a purple gene to give purple buds. It is probably a recessive gene because all of the comments on purple strains are that they are not very potent.
I saw purple striped stems all the time in the old days (usually the good shit). Might have come from the Thai/Vietnam strains. There was some killer red hair stuff back in the 70's too. Panama Red - when grown in Kona Hawaii - was some of the most potent and tasty smoke around.
Cheers,
Mo
I saw purple striped stems all the time in the old days (usually the good shit). Might have come from the Thai/Vietnam strains. There was some killer red hair stuff back in the 70's too. Panama Red - when grown in Kona Hawaii - was some of the most potent and tasty smoke around.
Cheers,
Mo
Hericheese
New Member
Well, I had a plant self this last run. It wasn't messing around either because there's lots and lots of seeds. I was just curious if they will be any good or if they'll just hermie on me.
supchaka
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That was some other dudes video man!
giggles26
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I was all confused lol. I was looking for something you posted and couldn't find anything so I thought maybe grape god had me to butt stonked lol.
curious old fart
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DoobieBrother
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I love my wife!!!
Was allowed a trip to the dispensary tonight.
Was allowed a trip to the dispensary tonight.
curious old fart
Well-Known Member
check out these prices....$20 to $50 a gram?
The irony is that the two teams in the super bowl are from the two states that have legalized our beloved mj
Denver fans a mile high for their beloved Broncos
By Mark Cannizzaro
January 21, 2014 | 8:40pm
.
DENVER Standing literally in the shadow of Sports Authority Field at Mile High, where the Broncos dispatched the Patriots on Sunday in the AFC Championship Game to advance to Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium, is a place called: Mile High Recreational Cannabis.
Its safe to say theres no other place like this in the NFL.
This is where many of the football tailgaters go to pick up their party goods for the game, but instead of a six-pack of beer, theyre buying game-day joints legally since Jan. 1, when the sale of marijuana became legal in Colorado.
This brings an entirely new meaning to the words Mile High for many fans going to the stadium to see their beloved Broncos.
Because for the first time in 48 Super Bowls, each team, the Broncos and Seahawks (Washington), resides in a marijuana-legalized state, this game should be nicknamed Bud Bowl with apologies to Anheuser-Busch.
After taking a Tuesday tour through some of the recreational weed shops about town speaking to Denver fans, the consensus was this: The Broncos are going to win the Super Bowl and their fans believe they are going to have a hell of a lot more fun than anyone in the country watching.
I prefer sitting down and watching the game stoned instead of being drunk; you remember more, said Rodney Martinez, one of the workers behind the counter at Mile High Recreational Cannabis. The store, where there were about 10 jars of different strains of weed that offer varying degrees of highs for $20 to $50 a gram or $8 to $15 for a pre-rolled joint, sits in the back of Mile High Medical Cannabis.
On the first day of the year, when stores were first legally permitted to sell, Erin, from the Mile High Recreational Cannabis store, said there was a line snaking out of the store and around the block all day with people waiting more than three hours to score a gram or three.
On the day before the AFC Championship last week there was a line around the block all day.
Were so close we share a driveway with the stadium, Erin said with a hint of pride in her voice. It was like, grab-and-go.
It is not, however, a simple grab-and-go for everyone in Denver.
A contradicting twist to legalization of marijuana is the fact it does not apply to everyone. If for example, Peyton Manning or Champ Bailey decided they wanted to partake, if caught they would be suspended by the NFL.
Von Miller, the Broncos best pass rusher, was suspended for six games this season for violating the leagues banned substance policy, and there were reports marijuana was one of the substances.
It is hypocritical for the athletes not to be able to use this when everyone else can, a Broncos fan named Troy said after making a purchase at the LoDo Wellness Center, a downtown recreational distributor that also draws many Broncos fans.
The use of marijuana has become almost mainstream in Denver, matter-of-fact.
When I got into my rental car at the Denver Airport last week, the first thing I noticed was the scent of marijuana obviously from a previous renter smoking weed rather than Marlboros.
When I walked out of a restaurant from lunch Tuesday on the corner of Blake Street and 16th in the middle of downtown Denver there were four friends hanging around on the sidewalk casually passing a joint around and rolling some others.
There are two common kinds of strains: Indica, which is described as a more relaxing high, and Sativa, which is described as a more energetic high.
You do not need to smoke weed to get yourself high here; these places sell cookies, brownies, caramels, chocolates truffles, Tootsie Roll-like treats and even sodas. The edibles sell so fast, the stores are usually sold out in a day or two until their distributors reload.
We had a lot of San Diego and New England fans in here before the playoff games buying edibles and joints, but there were no Charger or Patriots fans in after those games, Jay, who works at the LoDo Wellness Center, said rather gleefully.
For those who have inhaled while in Denver, the airport has green bins where people can deposit whatever leftover pot they have before going through security screening.
Where does all that excess go?
The TSA, Erin surmised. The TSA is getting high as [bleep].
cof
The irony is that the two teams in the super bowl are from the two states that have legalized our beloved mj
Denver fans a mile high for their beloved Broncos
By Mark Cannizzaro
January 21, 2014 | 8:40pm
.
DENVER Standing literally in the shadow of Sports Authority Field at Mile High, where the Broncos dispatched the Patriots on Sunday in the AFC Championship Game to advance to Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium, is a place called: Mile High Recreational Cannabis.
Its safe to say theres no other place like this in the NFL.
This is where many of the football tailgaters go to pick up their party goods for the game, but instead of a six-pack of beer, theyre buying game-day joints legally since Jan. 1, when the sale of marijuana became legal in Colorado.
This brings an entirely new meaning to the words Mile High for many fans going to the stadium to see their beloved Broncos.
Because for the first time in 48 Super Bowls, each team, the Broncos and Seahawks (Washington), resides in a marijuana-legalized state, this game should be nicknamed Bud Bowl with apologies to Anheuser-Busch.
After taking a Tuesday tour through some of the recreational weed shops about town speaking to Denver fans, the consensus was this: The Broncos are going to win the Super Bowl and their fans believe they are going to have a hell of a lot more fun than anyone in the country watching.
I prefer sitting down and watching the game stoned instead of being drunk; you remember more, said Rodney Martinez, one of the workers behind the counter at Mile High Recreational Cannabis. The store, where there were about 10 jars of different strains of weed that offer varying degrees of highs for $20 to $50 a gram or $8 to $15 for a pre-rolled joint, sits in the back of Mile High Medical Cannabis.
On the first day of the year, when stores were first legally permitted to sell, Erin, from the Mile High Recreational Cannabis store, said there was a line snaking out of the store and around the block all day with people waiting more than three hours to score a gram or three.
On the day before the AFC Championship last week there was a line around the block all day.
Were so close we share a driveway with the stadium, Erin said with a hint of pride in her voice. It was like, grab-and-go.
It is not, however, a simple grab-and-go for everyone in Denver.
A contradicting twist to legalization of marijuana is the fact it does not apply to everyone. If for example, Peyton Manning or Champ Bailey decided they wanted to partake, if caught they would be suspended by the NFL.
Von Miller, the Broncos best pass rusher, was suspended for six games this season for violating the leagues banned substance policy, and there were reports marijuana was one of the substances.
It is hypocritical for the athletes not to be able to use this when everyone else can, a Broncos fan named Troy said after making a purchase at the LoDo Wellness Center, a downtown recreational distributor that also draws many Broncos fans.
The use of marijuana has become almost mainstream in Denver, matter-of-fact.
When I got into my rental car at the Denver Airport last week, the first thing I noticed was the scent of marijuana obviously from a previous renter smoking weed rather than Marlboros.
When I walked out of a restaurant from lunch Tuesday on the corner of Blake Street and 16th in the middle of downtown Denver there were four friends hanging around on the sidewalk casually passing a joint around and rolling some others.
There are two common kinds of strains: Indica, which is described as a more relaxing high, and Sativa, which is described as a more energetic high.
You do not need to smoke weed to get yourself high here; these places sell cookies, brownies, caramels, chocolates truffles, Tootsie Roll-like treats and even sodas. The edibles sell so fast, the stores are usually sold out in a day or two until their distributors reload.
We had a lot of San Diego and New England fans in here before the playoff games buying edibles and joints, but there were no Charger or Patriots fans in after those games, Jay, who works at the LoDo Wellness Center, said rather gleefully.
For those who have inhaled while in Denver, the airport has green bins where people can deposit whatever leftover pot they have before going through security screening.
Where does all that excess go?
The TSA, Erin surmised. The TSA is getting high as [bleep].
cof
whodatnation
Well-Known Member
Day 21~12/12
BnS
Bubble Berry
BnS
Bubble Berry
Javadog
Well-Known Member
I checked, and you referred to "15 days 12/12"
What?!? Not 12 days of 15/15?!?
Aw fuck.
:0)
JD
P.S. The Headband (fuck me if that is not what it was! ;0) did look
good for 15 days too, FWIW.
whodatnation
Well-Known Member
Strains can change color with low temperatures. I think it needs a purple gene to give purple buds. It is probably a recessive gene because all of the comments on purple strains are that they are not very potent.
I saw purple striped stems all the time in the old days (usually the good shit). Might have come from the Thai/Vietnam strains. There was some killer red hair stuff back in the 70's too. Panama Red - when grown in Kona Hawaii - was some of the most potent and tasty smoke around.
Cheers,
Mo
Berry Bubbles got it some purple stripes
came from the ?p mother,,, new strain name #polar vortex! lol Stripes all up and down the plant.
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I thought thats what an online grow journal was for
Like cof said, only one way to find out. I personally have barely grown any selfed beans out.
JD may have been talking about this,,, quite nice indeed Chaka!
15 days 12/12. My headband in soil.
I love my wife!!!
Was allowed a trip to the dispensary tonight.
Thats what Im talkin bout Doobs! Big ups to the wife!
DoobieBrother
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That Berry Bubble is as green & purple as The Incredible Hulk!