I have it framed but only covered with 30% shade cloth to soften the rain and black plastic at night. It’s getting pretty hot here at the moment and really high humidity. The plants are enjoying it.
I won’t wrap it tight until October
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@GREANDAL Sounds perfect! The shade cloth is necessary to keep the heat down? Or for prying eyes?
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Oh my… well I hope the juice is worth the squeeze! I admire the commitment, but I think I’d be sitting that one out 
Sure is great to see it documented though.
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Hell I guess if you already went 20 what’s 15 more?
That’s the longest flowering strain I’ve ever heard of, is it Thai or have Thai lineage in it to make it flower for 35 weeks? I bet the smoke will be epic though!
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Both. That and it keeps the rain from beating on them.
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So 2 of my Oaxacan have a couple small trichromes on stem I saw when trying to use lens to sex them. I think I remember someone mentioning stem trichromes as a sign of fire. Idk maybe I’m just wishful thinking.
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Law of attraction is alive! @420noob kinda like “if you build it they will come” ya know? Like just, Know, that it is and it will be! 
And some exercises are try to stop saying the words No , can’t, don’t, never ect reword sentences to be positive you have to put a little thought into it at first but after a while you’ll do it with out even thinking about it , like riding a bike:) PS negative brings negative, positive brings positive
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Those little fan leaf buds are cool, huh? Poor plants, we’ve put them through hell and back over the centuries, lol. I bet they wish we would just leave them alone!
Pretty plant there. 
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Thank you 
Yeah a couple of these have suffered too much at my hands I’m afraid. I was a day late with the water once and it shows. Still, not a male organ in sight.
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I get that I’ll put effort into avoiding the negative. Thanks makes sense. @GREANDAL looking good like the fan leaf buds how many on that plant?
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I really need that for old silversides.
Me too. I’m starting to get afraid of it finishing lol.
35’s a guess for now. Seems like the other Meangreen plant started throwing some flowers well over two months ago. Maybe three months ago. It must have been a ways back because it’s preflowers were hit by the lambsbread during the first pollination, before I removed the males from the room. All those Lambsbread seeds have been picked long ago. The seeds have been aged at least forty five days now. Aged 6 weeks, and they took 6 weeks to ripen. So 12 weeks of actual floral formation and maybe that much time left.
It’s a 3 way hybrid of Thai, Cambodian and I think Laotian. @romanoweed is that right?
Three different veterans that are friends, each took their favorite vietnam war era landrace that they had worked with since the war, and combined them in 1982. Any one of these could have given the extremely long flowering time, but you are right in thinking it’s most likely the Thai ( imo. ) I never heard of such long flowering Cambodian, but I would think that some Laotian varieties could go quite long as well. Seeds are tiny. Like Lolab Valley. Never saw that from SE Asia. Must be some true jungle weed in this one.
@GREANDAL those Puntas are looking juicy! Did you use a small container during the stretch, Or is this one just easily managed? Nice frosting on them. Fan leaf buds are awesome 
I honestly don’t know why they aren’t bred for. Nice little bonus buds.
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The two sisters, and the replacement sister. Not an exact match like the other one., But it just doesn’t feel right saying two sisters. So here’s the new three sisters in 5 gallon fabric. Going to transplant as soon as I can into seven gallon for the finish. Haven’t used any calmag to speak of this time. Just chicken manure. It’s my new go to fertilizer.
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Panama Red. Lost a second top bud to mold yesterday. Bummer. They are getting so close. I put them out to battle some spider mites, and naturally, it rained. Any plants that get a few spider mites from being indoors are free of spider mites after just a couple of days outdoors here in NY… I don’t know if it’s all the rain that’s knocking the mites off, predators, or both, most likely.
So I took one of the top buds, one I had to take off the previous day, And set them on some black roofing for a couple hours. My wife came along, and for the first time in history, decided she needed to lift the lid Of this small roofed container, And the bud went flying off. Then she stepped on it and squished it. Then I microwaved it.
Guys all I can say is holy shit. What a beautiful high. It’s such a strong high I would almost lean back towards thinking this was SnowHigh gear, but the plants are saying it isn’t… And the seedmaker seems honest. Excellent head high, and the type that keeps you high and stoned and looking at the t v without your eyes straying. It’s just about the perfect high if not the perfect high, And I can see why my dad held it in such high regard. It really reminds me of what my weed used to be when I first smoked it back in the early nineties. Fried awake. You would probably shoot the best pool of your life smoking this one. This is that epic concentration weed. Party weed. I had planned on going to bed after smoking but watched a whole movie. Typically, it’s unheard of for me to see more
Than 10 or 15 minutes of a movie after 9.
This one’s a keeper. Seeds are coming along nicely.
Photo shows a short pheno, and it looks bigger than it is in the photo, leaned at an angle. If you look carefully you can see how many bud sites are missing, you can also see the mold in the bud, It formed in only a day of rain…indoors. I didn’t pick at it this time. The missing buds/ branches were from bud rot/ stem rot. I’m thankful the lower seed branches have been spared.
Another photo shows an extra juicy top nug from another short plant. That one has had no rot. I’ll get some pictures of all of them when they get a little closer to finishing. I’m within a couple weeks for sure on the fast ones. Maybe a week or ten days for the fastest. Another two or three weeks for the slowest.
I’ll take my phone case off for the next photo shoot. It’s all sorts of scratched.
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@Upstate hey bro, so if this is a PR do you think it’s a highland or lowland variety ? The reason I’m asking is I would think that tithe farmers from past would have kept picking and breeding towards a plant that would not get mold or bud rot in humid wet environments. ? And also how does this PR compare to Snowhighs Double PR? Thank you looks fantastic though and based on the effects description you gave it does sound like that 90’s “ Red Eye cartoon weed” the kind that makes it look like your in a cartoon. 
but awake
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It sounds like something I smoked in the 70s when I was a teenager. @Upstate.That mold or rot you’re talking about is a bitch, sorry that happened. We used to get all the good smoke back then. We just called it red bud or gold or good shit had plenty of bad brick weed stuff too.
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I think it’s lowland panama crossed with an indica= original Panama Red
I think it was a rather recent hybrid. 60’s maybe, but i could be wrong. It was made enough generations ago for stability to occur in the offspring but not long enough ago to get rid of the mold problem. 3 of the plants are pretty resistant. 3 are not so resistant. I suppose technically they are all pretty resistant to what they’ve been seeing. Tremendous rainfall here. Almost daily. Like a monsoon.
I didn’t get to smoke his. That was a seedrun. But I could smell it and look at it plenty. They are very similar except snow highs panama Red was again crossed with the pure lowland panama red, the 74 Red Cross Panama, So the generation of seeds I passed out are f2 and will contain Jungle phenos that go 24 weeks. This 71 Panama Red could be an ibl. I don’t know. Id have to grow some seeds and see if they are the same again next generation
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Here’s an interesting thread drGreethumbs panama red …by DrGruber
Very tropical plants…good pictures of some nice bud!
https://www.rollitup.org/t/panama-red-greenthumb-seeds.945064/page-5
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Two different strains people are confusing as Panama red. The punta roja type. The other has dark olive type slightly wider leaves. Some phenos are dark dark red, dark purple almost black the whole plant. Is that the one your looking for ?
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There’s lots of good phenos, but my favorite is the stem resin pearl phenos. If you get one with white/ silver stems, it’s fire. Youll see it come in quickly with the secondary stretch, when all the little branchlets extend. Pull the tops out/ bend them to get the whole middle to really fill in. I’ve seen less resinous stems on plants that were also fantastic. They make little budlets of pine. Lots of them. That pheno is nearly as good as Old Silversides.
Finally, for the Pearl stems, there are bead phenos without stem resin. most with heavenly scented flowers, but also a feral pheno, not good. I found only one my second generation.
Good luck! Early resin or a prickly feel to the stem( like sandpaper) is a great sign.
@drgreensleeves when I’m done with the Silversides edition, I’ll pass out some seeds.
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