Indica or sativa

go go kid

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The plant uses P for flowering and the plant stores it up for flower production throuout its life cycle, when ou flush, its my understandingthat your eliminatingor at least minimalising Nitrogen uptake, and you get less chloraphyltasteing but, is this correct?
 

go go kid

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its your call realy, i may be nice to know about the NITROGEN from someone more learned as it would lead to less curing time i think, or are you just going to dry and smoke like me and others do?
 

Budget Buds

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Do a little research, then come up with your own conclusions.

Flushing does NOTHING but kill yields. It does not contribute to cleaner burning or smoother smoke and it will NOT reduce cure time.

A slow steady drying and Proper cure is the difference between great cannabis and garbage.
 

2Hearts

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In what sense, one could say there are no oure sativas and one could say there are, its become subjective and sativa just describes a look theres no way to geneticalky test.


is it a case of pure landrase are still pure sative, indica, ruderalis still. this is my belief.
i did read that there are no pure sativas left anymore but thats bunk IMHO
 

go go kid

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found this interesting article, although they say that the strains have now been hybridised, i still believe there to be pure sativas and pure indica strains left un discouvered or locked in the seed vaults of some seed banks.

i hope this is not too far off the plot of the op's question to be a nusence to his thread, please feel free to remove it if it is
 

2Hearts

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I agree to most of it, we know the difference but cant spot it in most hybrids and all but the slightest indica in sativa seems to tip the balance.

Not many got time for the old long flowering genetics, more a drug market fast and big. I see few pure sats and a billion mixes and indicas.

Were you after a pure landrace sativa? The high is second to none but a lot of effort indoors.

found this interesting article, although they say that the strains have now been hybridised, i still believe there to be pure sativas and pure indica strains left un discouvered or locked in the seed vaults of some seed banks.

i hope this is not too far off the plot of the op's question to be a nusence to his thread, please feel free to remove it if it is
 
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