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A Guide to Fishsticks
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riley ried is a cutie fan of her work. i know a few girls on onlyfans they make alotta money especially with those live cams
mornin campers...back to trim hell today...no dogs around to excuse my laziness...might need to go get bloom nutes....but i just remembered the shop is open on sunday now so i guess trimming it is...
here some of that chempie mentioned other week fishstick. im almost done trimmn its bout to hit the jars
she greasy chemterps couchlock extraordinaire. had to test it first before cure
looks like something out of a candy sampler box...
Boy when your down and out shit always happens. Got rid of two zips this morning but also dropped my phone and screen went black wouldn't come on there went all that money to the phone store which didn't open till eleven today... I was having some serious withdrawal symptoms how the fuck did I live without this thing back in the day???
just barely afternoon campers...off to run errands in a bit,got a few stops to make,need to load some money on my card so i can buy some Paul love levers in limited edition blue from craigslist...having to send the money via paypal to a friend who lives in the same town as the seller so he can give the guy cash and ship them to me...complicated but the brake levers will be the tits for the wednesday
just hope it all works out...and i need to get bloom nutes so good thing the shop is open today,and i have some weeds to drop off in that area...the only ic magger i know in this town...
a perfect day...managed to screw around enough that i won't have time to trim and fingers crossed got the transaction for the love levers all set up...and only like 2 weeks left before i get my new frame
i just posted pics in a different thread,no problems here
My 1st true BLD. Super slow in veg.. it's growing odd but I think it's from a silica OD. Not sexed yet. Def reminds me of Deep Chunk. My CBs1 is growing like a reveg from a silica od. They will recover.
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Was good to catch up with 
today, got to smoke on some grape pie and talk a bit. Next session will be at the lake catching some fish in addition to the buzz.
Nice win on the NASCAR fantasy bugman!
today, got to smoke on some grape pie and talk a bit. Next session will be at the lake catching some fish in addition to the buzz.Nice win on the NASCAR fantasy bugman!
Stepped out of the truck today and slipped on ice. Good thing my head is as hard as the truck running board or my head would hurt as much as my shoulder does after jamming my elbow.
Got to love it when it keeps warming up then freezing again. Everything covered with snow has a layer of ice under it. Can't tell where to step with out sliding. You should see me try to shovel the drive with that ice under it.
Got to love it when it keeps warming up then freezing again. Everything covered with snow has a layer of ice under it. Can't tell where to step with out sliding. You should see me try to shovel the drive with that ice under it.
What cross did that pop up from hammer?
I recently looked up the BLD and NLD terminology, very interesting. all THC- producing varieties of cannabis are indicas.
This is a c&p from infinatecal.com but other sources state the same.
The Correct Cannabis Taxonomy
Broad- Leaved Drug (BLD) Type: Cannabis Indica spp. Afghanica
Plants under this category are most commonly referred to as “Indica” and are characterized by their short stature, broad leaves, high cannabinoid and terpene production, and copious resin production. As the Latin name suggests, BLD types are generally agreed to have originated either on the Asian subcontinent or possibly in Afghanistan- hence the high resin production, which protects the plants from excessive heat and frigid temperatures common in these regions. When it comes to aroma, indica strains tend to emit musty, earthy, and skunky odors due it’s terpene profile- β-myrcene, α-pinene, and camphene are the three common terpenoids found in these strains. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, a French naturalist, was the first European botanist to classify this type in 1785.
At one time Indica strains typically contained around 15-18% total THC. However, with modern and improved cultivation methods some strains have been tested at over 30%, putting these strains’ cannabinoid content on par with Sativa strains.
Narrow- Leaved Drug (NLD) Type: Cannabis Indica spp. Indica
The Latin name may be a bit misleading, but NLD types are more commonly called “Sativa” in the commercial cannabis industry. Technically speaking, however, all THC- producing varieties of cannabis are indicas.
NLD types originate from Central and South America. This strain of cannabis is typically distinguished by its long, thin leaves, lighter color, and tall, airy buds. Plants can grow up to 20 ft tall when cultivated outdoors.
The THC of a Sativa strain will contain between 19-25% total THC while exhibiting sweet, fruity and/or spicy aromas from terpenoids such as α-terpinolene, limonene, and Linalool.
Broad- Leaved Hemp (BLH) Type: Cannabis Indica spp. Chinensis
BLH types are found in certain parts of East Asia above the 40th parallel. Because they do not produce high amounts of cannabinoids, BLH crops are most commonly used for fiber and seed.
Narrow-Leaved Hemp (NLH) Type: Cannabis Sativa
NLH types The term sativa simply means “cultivated” and describes the common hemp plant grown widely across Europe in the 1700’s. Native to Europe and western Eurasia, NLH types have been grown for centuries as a fiber and seed crop, and were introduced to the New World during European colonization. Although it is the only “sativa” in the bunch, NLH types do not produce high amounts of cannabinoids or terpenoids.
Ruderalis: Cannabis Sativa spp. Spotanea
Ruderalis are most likely feral, escaped populations of cultivated European hemp which have adapted to their cold environment by expressing autoflowering characteristics. Ruderalis landraces are found north of the 40th parallel, exhibit excellent mold and frost resistance, have a very short flowering cycle and produce small, thin flowers with low cannabinoids and terpenes. These landraces are not very common in the commercial genepool, but hybrids with the ruderalis’ autoflowering characteristic are becoming more widely available. Because these strains flower based on the age of the plant- not the light cycle- crops can be grown year-round without the need for artificial light or light deprivation.
I recently looked up the BLD and NLD terminology, very interesting. all THC- producing varieties of cannabis are indicas.
This is a c&p from infinatecal.com but other sources state the same.
The Correct Cannabis Taxonomy
Broad- Leaved Drug (BLD) Type: Cannabis Indica spp. Afghanica
Plants under this category are most commonly referred to as “Indica” and are characterized by their short stature, broad leaves, high cannabinoid and terpene production, and copious resin production. As the Latin name suggests, BLD types are generally agreed to have originated either on the Asian subcontinent or possibly in Afghanistan- hence the high resin production, which protects the plants from excessive heat and frigid temperatures common in these regions. When it comes to aroma, indica strains tend to emit musty, earthy, and skunky odors due it’s terpene profile- β-myrcene, α-pinene, and camphene are the three common terpenoids found in these strains. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, a French naturalist, was the first European botanist to classify this type in 1785.
At one time Indica strains typically contained around 15-18% total THC. However, with modern and improved cultivation methods some strains have been tested at over 30%, putting these strains’ cannabinoid content on par with Sativa strains.
Narrow- Leaved Drug (NLD) Type: Cannabis Indica spp. Indica
The Latin name may be a bit misleading, but NLD types are more commonly called “Sativa” in the commercial cannabis industry. Technically speaking, however, all THC- producing varieties of cannabis are indicas.
NLD types originate from Central and South America. This strain of cannabis is typically distinguished by its long, thin leaves, lighter color, and tall, airy buds. Plants can grow up to 20 ft tall when cultivated outdoors.
The THC of a Sativa strain will contain between 19-25% total THC while exhibiting sweet, fruity and/or spicy aromas from terpenoids such as α-terpinolene, limonene, and Linalool.
Broad- Leaved Hemp (BLH) Type: Cannabis Indica spp. Chinensis
BLH types are found in certain parts of East Asia above the 40th parallel. Because they do not produce high amounts of cannabinoids, BLH crops are most commonly used for fiber and seed.
Narrow-Leaved Hemp (NLH) Type: Cannabis Sativa
NLH types The term sativa simply means “cultivated” and describes the common hemp plant grown widely across Europe in the 1700’s. Native to Europe and western Eurasia, NLH types have been grown for centuries as a fiber and seed crop, and were introduced to the New World during European colonization. Although it is the only “sativa” in the bunch, NLH types do not produce high amounts of cannabinoids or terpenoids.
Ruderalis: Cannabis Sativa spp. Spotanea
Ruderalis are most likely feral, escaped populations of cultivated European hemp which have adapted to their cold environment by expressing autoflowering characteristics. Ruderalis landraces are found north of the 40th parallel, exhibit excellent mold and frost resistance, have a very short flowering cycle and produce small, thin flowers with low cannabinoids and terpenes. These landraces are not very common in the commercial genepool, but hybrids with the ruderalis’ autoflowering characteristic are becoming more widely available. Because these strains flower based on the age of the plant- not the light cycle- crops can be grown year-round without the need for artificial light or light deprivation.
Yes, all drug type cannabis is Indica..That was found in White Truffle x A5hbx x mac...I've already flowered a male of this making F2's now. Same cross Destiny was found in.
