She’s a beauty queen brother 
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@Emeraldgreen 
here’s a caramel, toffee pheno we was talking about awhile back it has a column structure
And here’s another caramel, toffee except
it’s got onions in the profile too and it’s structure is more branchy
Ps for rememberance it’s mixed ratio type 1,2,and 3 thcv has been found and tested buzz is “shamanic” melty body, bliss llike . Semi auto
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@Emeraldgreen 
probably be perfect for your valley up there 
ps how late could I spray it? Sts pss but another season or 2 and I’ll have it way more stable , with less phenotypical veriation I prefer the branchy structure myself but the column structure has its place especially in a “commercial field type of production”, which do you prefer for your scenario? Thanks
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@Emeraldgreen I was gonna smoke it but I could spare one for the valley 
I guess 
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I prefer branchy phenos myself. Sounds delightful.
Had a bit of a falling out at the farm. So I’m revising my plans.
So no need to deprive yourself on my account
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Do you have any property, tent, or gorilla spots? Possible options ? Or just gonna lay low awhile, take a break like? Or … Idk guess I’m fishing a bit my bad
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I’m finishing up an f2 and going to start working on some feminized quicks
Bit dense at times so just spit out your question
Or call 
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Well I’ll have these semi autos dialed in and next season I’ll make a fem line if your interested?
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I’m a dirty little seed hoarding goblin
I’m always finding new things that are interesting
Smell profile alone is fascinating
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so the primary old toby pheno is a fermented apple vapory cedar some have hints of onions and it tops out at around 7 ft tall Christmas tree structure but there’s a pheno of great interest to me it’s caramel toffee acetone , it tops out at ruffly 4 ft tall and it’s proving to be very hardy and extremely bug resistant! I’m very excited about it
I’m away from the house ATM I’ll get y’all some better photos of structure and all but I generally love huge plants but these shorter more compact verities are really starting to grow on me
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Woo whoo! Found a way less leafy pheno I knew it was in there! Just had to find it
Caramel toffee acetone
buzz is shamanic, blissful with a super relaxing melty body but this one can get discombobulating, drunk like, it had my Mom walking sideways and giggly and it’s slightly more “social” it can have me asking for every little detail in conversation never getting enough super curious not want conversation to stop also it’s great for PTSD , anxiety and sleep it’s “blissful” nature is a breath of fresh air PS there’s something I’m missing sorry I’m drawing a blank PS @Sensistar42 you might also find something of interest with Old Toby my friend and please feel free to let me know your thoughts, thanks bud
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I was checking this out the other day, sounds like a nice cross. I know the caramel toffee is more discombobulating, but that sounds delicious.
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The only tat I have is the back of my calf INTO my ditch. I was warned but went through it anyways…
Somewhere in my library is a copy of “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” which I read while getting the work done where the spine is duct tape because when he got INTO my ditch it hurt so much so suddenly I accidentally ripped the book in half.
We had a good laugh and told me not to do that again.
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Yup see I’m tattoo man in the joint and most of my left sleeve is all my work and ink I made from scratch and the calf is one of the most painful spots on the whole body it has a major nerve grouping in it I’ve seen big ole scary dudes not be able to sit and it’s so funny to see them squirm and cry so don’t feel bad it’s not you my friend and if you want more ink don’t let it scare you off because if you can sit out the calf and ditch you can sit pretty much anything else
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Yeah… I found this out way too late
Not scared just nothing inspired me to get more work done.
My calf came from a recurring nightmare:
“I open my eyes in a dark and damp cave and know I need to run. I bolt away from the unseen force that I know is after me and only get so far before I feel a sudden sensation in my left calf. I look down and a chunk is missing from my leg as I see viscera trailing in an arc from the oozing gore back into the shadows behind me. I turn to continue running but feel a grip around my ankle of the injured leg and get lifted up like a toy dangling from this grip. I feel pain and other sensations as I see blurs of monstrous appendages right out of a HP Lovecraft nightmare all manipulating the missing chunk of my calf. I feel parts of me being removed with them being replaced with cold and hard objects and the last thing I remember is seeing a fishhook with line being used to close me back up badly and then I wake up.”
So i told this to a friend that does life-like tatoos and he customed me a drawing and then put it on my leg.
The dream stopped and the only other Tat I want to get isn’t gonna be cheap or fun so I’m causually delaying knowing it may never happen.
Inside of arm right down to wrist: “black metal” roots growing out of the arteries at my inner-elbow, all going back into the arteries at my wrists. In the middle of each arm the roots bled together to form an elder furthark rune and then back into roots leading into my hands.
Right arm:
Left arm:
As a triple 
with 21x Earth elemental signs in my natal chart URUZ is non-optional.
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Man any of the ditches are the worst spots lol, the elbow ditch was worse than my elbow, and the little bit I have close to my knee ditch was worse than the kneecap for sure! IMO anywhere with really thin skin without much underneath it is a lot more sensitive, inner bicep up into my arm pit a bit was one of my least favorites lol, felt the most like getting cut than tattooed lol. Chest also wasn’t fun but that was more intensely unpleasant than just straight up painful lol.
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@MissinBissin these things smh once they decide to finish they don’t play around we are getting close now 
Some phenos being slightly longer putting flowering time at +/- 45 days @Dankk1
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I can feel that last picture !!!
Shocked at how Fast it’s moving; ~ 45 days & ripe 
It’s already on next summers outdoor list!! 
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