valhalla88
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Happy 420 everyone...sux that RIU took most of the day off! and offering free chat...yeah right!
DNA Genetics Lemon Skunk Grow
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valhalla88
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Yeah I liked the old setup it allowed you to pick your own skin...plus I can't get into chat...Yeah I'm thinking may day...and a month of proper cure!
Thanks for coming by...I will have updates 2morrow!
valhalla88
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Glad you like it...I like having options that allow ME to decide the format and color...like I said I cannot get into chat ..I have friends that have other people's pics in their journal...thats Bullshit....
valhalla88
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I know what I know and what I don't ...I wouldn't even speculate
valhalla88
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Humidity also plays a role in plant resin production. Although some potent equatorial strains do seem to occur in high humidity areas, most high-test land races have evolved in drier areas, like Afghanistan. The aridity of the areas of Afghanistan where Indica strains have evolved is quite apparent by the trait of large dense flower clusters. This would only be an advantage in an area of low humidity, as flowers will mold in anything more.2
There are many examples of non-cannabis plants producing resins in order to protect themselves from drying out. The waxy coating on cacti and other succulent plants is a prime example.3 marijuana flowered in humid conditions will often have a longer stalk on the glandular trichome than the same strain grown in drier conditions. While this may give the appearance of being very crystallized, it will likely contain less THC than the same plant grown in a drier environment. Another problem with longer trichome stalks is that the gland heads are more likely to break off during handling.
There are many examples of non-cannabis plants producing resins in order to protect themselves from drying out. The waxy coating on cacti and other succulent plants is a prime example.3 marijuana flowered in humid conditions will often have a longer stalk on the glandular trichome than the same strain grown in drier conditions. While this may give the appearance of being very crystallized, it will likely contain less THC than the same plant grown in a drier environment. Another problem with longer trichome stalks is that the gland heads are more likely to break off during handling.
valhalla88
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now dude has a MBA at Wharton ...but he can't spell or read a paragraph without retaining the content ...what a fool...I wish I didn't get so upset over things that really don't matter...I guess even closing in on 40 isn't enough...still full of piss and vinegar
Billy Blacksmith
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Sitting on the side lines watchin your grow nice work man
i have a DNA fem'd LS also interesting to see what you will yield n how tall she gets im limited to about 4 feet
have subbed
keep up the good work
Cheers
Billy
i have a DNA fem'd LS also interesting to see what you will yield n how tall she gets im limited to about 4 feet
have subbed
keep up the good work
Cheers
Billy
valhalla88
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Hey thanks Billy good to have you here.
I will tell you this...I cut a lower branch down about 5 days ago juist let it hang and air dry...as a tester I rolled it up yesterday and it was a pinner.
Me and my buddy were blitzed I mean nice high for about 5-6 hours.
and I was cheesing the whole time..the feel good smoke.
And you know what ? I was smiling hard for whats too come...because it wasn't ready and it still rocked me!
valhalla88
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I talked to a admin earlier they are working on it!...Glad to meet you man
smokinmayne
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do you have any pics of your LS?
are your leaves real thin and small?
are your leaves real thin and small?
valhalla88
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have you looked through the journal sir...I mean there are pictures throughout...
smokinmayne
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ah hah clicked on the pages without the pics now i found them
the pics answered my questions. thanks dude
the pics answered my questions. thanks dude
valhalla88
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Not a problem...hope they were satisfactory to your liking...lmao...you have some Ls going? what breeder?
Glad your here man!
smokinmayne
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yes sir i do from DNA
i was really really worried when the leaves were real thin and small.
it is staying short like an indica, but with thin sativa leaves.
just really dont know what to expect from her
i was really really worried when the leaves were real thin and small.
it is staying short like an indica, but with thin sativa leaves.
just really dont know what to expect from her
valhalla88
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I'll tell you she exceeded my expectations....I ran a test yesterday and was blitzed off some bottom buttons...I was worried about them not being tall enough...
a couple things that helped me was a buddy growing the same strain...
if you have any questions ask away ...I help with what I can.
I can tell you that if you do it right DNA LS is the real McCoy!
smokinmayne
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lol well like ya said in the first of your journel..
with the thin leaves, i dont know how the buds end up looking so chunky and indica like in your sig pic
with the thin leaves, i dont know how the buds end up looking so chunky and indica like in your sig pic
valhalla88
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it's a 60% sativa but I think sometimes plants show different traits..I think these are called phenotypes..I'm not sure but it's kinda like two brothers same parents ones short ones tall ...same lineage..different traits...I am trying methods that my buddy used to get them fat and dense..my buds are rock hard ...I'm also working on resin increase with different lighting
but like I said that 40 % indica can rear its head anytime...check out how one of my girls is a darker green then the other...somewhat different aroma also...one is skunkier and the other is more lemony...both are stony as hell though!
