I have had it before, but it was pollinated all last year, you may get a phenotype with a red stem or normal green phenotypes. It had a nice smell, something like grape.sativa is clearly visible and has a nice structure. Have you grown it before or is this your first time?
Hiya. What is the plant in the fourth picture? it looks great!yesterday's visit to the spot in the reed, everything blooms, there are also 3 plants intended for seeds.
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I don't remember, I got it from a friend in Belgium. I like it too, I think I have two seeds left. But if it works, I need to embrace more seeds.Hiya. What is the plant in the fourth picture? it looks great!
It's hard to sort it all, too many varieties.Looking great! Ripening well for being so far north! Is there any way you could match the pictures with the strains?
I know its a bit more work, but it makes it a lot more interesting to see the updates. A lot of people like to keep track of growth habbit and structure in different lines, and it makes it interesting to see the progression in other gardens. Also helps to read the plants better to see if there are any traits in common or that are linked with certain phenotypes.
What is that pink pistil plant with the fountain of long foxtails on the flower? Are you drying those autos outdoors? Do you use a tarp or anything?