People don’t always understand science
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Ive grown lots of cookies and nanners? I get no seeds. I have over ten packs of different cookies under my belt and like them alot. No seeds. id have saved them. If I still had my mint chocolate chip pheno Itd be an exotic.
Shut up cop…
oops I was wrong.
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Hash cake (critical mass x wedding cake)
I got this as a freebie seed and didnt expect much, but I was surprised. It is mid to high 20s in strength with excellent yield.
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I always called them trifoliates, theres alot of others who call it whorled. I call whorled when it stops growing up the stem flattens and the nodes all stack together into a mess thats like 2 inches long. Whatever yours is is a novelty because it ends up just having same amount of bud sites. I had a clone spit out a leaf where a branch should come out, whas that called?
Had a ton of these, and all mine have always ended up being males…
I’ve only had one other & it was fem, as well as this is from a fem seed not reg
I’m using it for a solo cup challenge anyway so if it don’t flower I won’t be upset.
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Ive had females but once they go to alternating nodes its pointless. Its not like 3 alternating nodes makes more bud than 2. Its more strain dependent for yield than 3 alternating nodes.
Drool
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Keep up your hard work. Yours is coming.
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That is a very nice looking flower but I am curious about the rolling of the leaves and if that is something that is not so important or just had the pic taken at a time before they had unrolled? I am just trying to get some of the different tics that a flower might encounter so if and when it happens to mine I do not freak out and try to adjust anything then for real fucking something up. Either way very nice flower.
Some truffle 6 weeks deep with some Wils x Slymer starts hiding in the back. Some of the largest trich heads I’ve ever seen. Thanks anonymous forum member.
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Well done. 
can’t wait to see her in 2 weeks. 
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That’s looking great I’m on day 5 I’ve been super excited for this cut for the last 6 months.
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You mean the leaf taco’s, right? Lol
It’s a good sign that you’re coming up to the end of flower. Anyone know exactly why they taco? I’d guess as the plants get to the end of their lifecycle transpiration becomes tough, and they’re trying to make it easier to breathe? Definitely don’t quote me on that lol
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