BC LONE WOLF
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20gal grow bag for this beauty.
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Growing Organics living soil, Sativa/Narrow leaf dominant pheno selection, phenotypic expression.
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X2
This whole thread always gets me excited
BC LONE WOLF
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ACE-Chiang Mai pheno
BC LONE WOLF
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Popurrí
GainesvilleGreen
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Roll it up brother, everything spot on!
BC LONE WOLF
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Yah man
Until the philosophy that holds one man superior and another inferior…
BC LONE WOLF
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Jamaican Irie aka 3 way Jamaican/mexican/filipino.
Sparkelicious( BD)
Sparkelicious( BD)
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GainesvilleGreen
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Definitely a exotic looking plant on the SMG. I've never seen anything like it before on growth and leaf pattern.
And if it got pollinated by Duterte's (Phillpino) male, going to be some different shit on the block
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BC LONE WOLF
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100% bro. I believe in it.
Good chance we will see a couple phenos popping this winter.
GainesvilleGreen
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Might have to grab a couple of beans on the SMG x Duterte's bro if you don't mind. Sounds crazy!
BC LONE WOLF
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100% bro
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Yowie
Chiang Mai (pearl pheno and green pheno)
SMG
Chiang Mai (pearl pheno and green pheno)
SMG
BC LONE WOLF
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Yes 4 days ago, started seeing mold inside the buds, to be expected of a texada ( it has Afghan dominance) not ideal for wet environment.
Super tight buds and short compact is not ideal for outdoors. So I’m not to excited on the resistance but I yet to smoke it.
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These ladies are going fast.
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gedLang
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That is too bad, I would have thought it would have better mold resistance since it was developed in the BC region.
BC LONE WOLF
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I thought the same; but the original mothers are kept indoors and that will damage plant resistance as they are never exposed as a true outdoor plant. add to that the exponential cloning and repro indoors translate to genetic degradation.
On my research online I read some reports of Texada being prone to PM and other airborne maladies.
Back to the genetic origin of this plants I think its a Afghan and a Thai cross ( to a certain extent), with Afghan dominance... tight bud structure doesn't work in 90% humidity of a temperate rainforest like Vancouver island. Now in the mainland BC its another story.
