They have a nice dank smell on them so far EG. I can say that much.
And speaking of dankness, the current batch of Sour based stuff are some of the stinkier seedlings I’ve had in a long time. Handling them for photos gives rise to a cloud of offensive dank!
A couple Sour Taxi
I’ve been smoking the TKM10. The mother I used smells of sweet cedar with a touch of Vic’s vapor rub. Taste is the same. Considering I chopped early and the buds were seeded, it’s still pretty good. Shoot me a DM and I’ll send you some of the F2 if you’re interested.
@Budderton please help me with this problem going crazzy at the outdoor grow again damd no good luck 35 planted 27 males ! please tell me these 2 are not males to and the aphids i got how down i rid outdoor grow of them i only just seen them on 2 plants
Sorry man those are both males… for aphids.
Look up the post MTA one and done from johnnypotseed if not there are a few store bought products im sure you can use.
Right on, thanks for the endorsement @RookieBuds . That is great to hear, especially considering i have a bunch that are 5 wks into flower, along with some other inbred OG Kush types.
When you grew your GT out, did you see any of the atypical growth i posted about above?
@Budderton no, I honestly recall them being very straightforward, easy to grow plants. They looked quite similar until one shot past the other in flower stretch, and throughout flower they were consistently similar with very slight nuances, one seemed soapier than the other to me. No intersex traits, no nanners or nothin to my credit, I did my best to not stress these plants at all and I think I did a satisfactory job at that
I geek out over canabis morphology. The more you observe, the more each plant looks a little different from one another. Figuring out how these early physical traits translates to finished plants and why gets my gears cranking. The most common thing is general leaf structure.
And of course theres other observable early traits like rate of growth, root development and internode spacing but in general, the more you can differentiate physical traits and then correlate them to how that plant will flower, the nerdier you’ll be! I mean to say, the better you’ll be at making early selections.
Sorry for the rant. Was just geeky out over all the different structures in the veg room this morning and I’m high. Happy long weekend!!
The way the outer leaflets turn under the center is a dead giveaway to OGKB ancestry. Here a cap junkie done inside. They make really dense, flavourful colas, i hope the stem suckers don’t like the taste!
@Hashpants that’s a beautifully “ugly” plant, I love those overlapped finger expressions! It, to me, is an almost certainty of dank buds but also reduced yield, BUT, also easier final trim
VERY nice!
@Rhizome I totally agree, I can hardly resist from commenting in here everytime I see the Tomfoolery refreshed!