northeastmarco
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Who's Got The Fostiest Buds? Let's See How Frosty A Bud Can Really Get?
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HookahsGarden
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This thread is where the real fire is!
Just a few from the last few years ...
Just a few from the last few years ...
pioneer87richard
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Sweet critical taken at 9 weeks, the critical strain's are so so so good for yeild, smell, medication etc and they all seem to finish fast. 
innerG
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I think seeded buds get extra frosty to protect their babies. Or maybe not, but it looks good either way!
BobBitchen
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Dank ass weed in here 
Sativied
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I think plants brainlessly execute instructions from code they inherited from parents and ancestors that happened to survive and unlike some mammals don't care about their babies at all. Seriously, having grown the same crosses for years, always pollinating some, I don't think there's a difference.I think seeded buds get extra frosty to protect their babies. Or maybe not, but it looks good either way!
Above all, those pics were not from the pollinated buds on that plant
The frosty abaxials (bottom side of leaves) is a trait they inherited from Cannalope Haze. Following pic is from a sister of the dad of the above:
Kcbscrogger
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Grandaddy purple- just harvested!
Fluffyhead22
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Fluffyhead22
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Herbies free seed. It's been fun it's my 2nd run and first photo plant. So im a rookie for sure. I have seen people with huge colas on their delas. Conditions are average. I'm about 50 days in flower super cropped and topped like 5 times. Had a scrog net in pulled it to get her out to spray some neem. Just thought I might have bigger nugs. Here are some pics
Just popped a Dela myself, glad to have something to shoot for.
