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I know that another grower here was horrified, shocked and appalled when I stated that sometimes I ... gasp!... dry and test-smoke a few small flowers to get an idea of whether a plant is ready to harvest. I don't see how that is any different from a cook who taste-tests a spoon full of...

I know I will be accused of apostasy for saying this, but I am not 100 percent convinced that drying flowers in sunlight will ruin them. The reason being that I read up on how hashish has been made for centuries in countries like Lebanon and Morocco, and the growers in those places allow the...

Those flowers look ready to harvest to me.* I once tried harvesting based solely on what the seed breeders recommended in terms of the number of days at 12/12 and I did not like the results. That was with a strain called Dr. Who, growing indoors. *I go by the number of brown, red or withered...

I’m posting these pictures of the Orange Burmese plants in case anyone is curious about what they grow like in SoCal during winter. Your mileage may vary. Also I tested some prematurely harvested flowers from a couple branches I broke by accident and they hit me like the proverbial sledgehammer...

Condolences to friends and family.

I haven't even scratched the surface of the Philly songs. And I had totally forgotten about the Stylistics until "Stone in Love" just popped into my mind for some reason this morning.

Also, thanks to whoever moved this thread. I was not sure if posting it here would be appropriate so I put it in the "general" category.

The curly leaves on this strain are so weird I at first thought I was seeing caterpillars. Sometimes they remind me of "fiddleheads" on ferns. Another grower who I collaborate with suggested that the weird traits I'm seeing in the Orange Burmese could simply be due to sativa genetics...

Another thing I have never seen before is curly leaves at the tops. This started after the plants began to flower.

Okay I am not sure that "axillary calyx" is a real botanical term but I'm talking about those structures where you usually see the first sign that a plant is male or female. They are usually near the site where a branch grows off a main stem. I'm growing Orange Burmese by Equilibrium Seeds in...

This video is dated 1980 but I remember hearing these guys on the radio in San Antonio c. 1978.

You mock our pain! Curse you, you whelp of the Reagan Era! /s

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/2019-12-17/california-analysts-urge-marijuana-tax-based-on-potency I hope they are talking about taxing concentrates rather than flowers. Because everyone knows that the flowers that test higher in THC are not necessarily more...

If nothing else, I am hoping the wire will keep the plants from "lodging" or getting knocked over by wind or wildlife, which happened last year. I never found out for certain what was doing that.

I don't know why I can't just post a single image. Sorry. For some reason when I try to post one, I get three showing up.