Midwest Weedist
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Yup, haven't seen a single yellow turd since I stripped their legs completely, even snipped some of the lower branches (would have been larf) that I let go originally to avoid stressing them as I knew they were prone to hermie. It's funny, I bet if I would have stripped them up to my scrog net like my other gals I would have never seen any at all, haha oh well they're gone now. And swelling more than anything else I've got flowering!Yup what I call 'OG Nanners' you can avoid them totally by shaving all but the top three nodes before flower and plucking usually sorts them out.
All of the gsc crosses popping up are making me mad. I know there are going to be a lot of poor strains in the future with these genetics because people went on a breeding spree with some hermie bag seed.you sure its not on all the plants? just well hidden? i find them in the smalls practicaly hugging the stem on unstable strains....folks wonder why there is so much GG4 and GSC bagseed... perpetual grows with slightly unstable but amazingly frosty strains...
At least I still have some hope left in the fact that there seems to be increasingly more interest in heirlooms. And there are groups that are pushing the landrace beans. Imo, that's where the real medicine is. I know my body seems to enjoy the Columbian and Mexican heirlooms a lot more than these hybrids bred for high thc and bag appeal.
I don't know, maybe I'm getting old too fast, but I enjoy cannabis that isn't just high in thc. I mean, yes I like a lot of it, but I also like a lot of other cannabinoids / terpenoids to be present. It seems to make the experience complete or whole in some way I can't quite yet explain. Whoa, look at me ramble. Time to get back to work!