Silicon based plant created in lab

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churchhaze

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New studies show that when carbon-dioxide is replaced with silicon dioxide, plants can use silicon instead of carbon to build complex inorganic chains. This new breakthrough could pave the way for a new silicon based family of cannabis that has twice the stem hardness of normal carbon based cannabis, and completely resistant to pests such as the carbon based spider mite.

Here are some silicon based roses that were grown in a lab..

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Here are some more mutants, B, A, and C.
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Do they have the same smell or do just have to put some perfume on them as a foliar to get the nice scents roses are known for?
 
churchhaze said:
New studies show that when carbon-dioxide is replaced with silicon dioxide, plants can use silicon instead of carbon to build complex inorganic chains. This new breakthrough could pave the way for a new silicon based family of cannabis that has twice the stem hardness of normal carbon based cannabis, and completely resistant to pests such as the carbon based spider mite.

Here are some silicon based roses that were grown in a lab..

glassroses2at8.jpg


Here are some more mutants, B, A, and C.
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how long under a 12/12 will it take for those to mature?
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And probably don't need to add pro-tekt?
What about UV light?
CO2?
 
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