Triangle Larry breeding project

[wh1p3dm34t]

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[wh1p3dm34t]

also can try, tap long on the picture what you are trying to upload and hit copy picture command, and just simply paste it into the comment tab, it should upload the picture too

 

[Phenome]

Figured I would upload some quick cellphone photos of the recent outdoor run of Donny burger x triangle Larry, it was chopped about 2-3 weeks earlier than I would’ve liked to run it. The weather is no good here late in the season so I chopped them before the rain ruined them. This is over 4 months cured in jars. Not really trimmed well. I would say there’s 2 obvious types of nug appearances in this line. The nugs on the left that are more green and amber colored, and have a much more loose nug structure. The nugs on the right are more dense, and remind you of more of the triangle Larry parent, but the flavor not as much. I think the looser nug stucture type tastes more like a og kush. The denser ones just has less taste all around but could a lot to do with chopping them prematurely. Most of the plants dried nugs seemed to look similar to one of these two looks.

 

[Phenome]

None really smell of gmo, and to be honest is still what I’m searching for. Hopefully in the next run I can find a more gmo dominant plant

 

[Phenome]

Here’s most of the donnyburger x triangle Larry plants after I separated the females and put some outside. These were started December 14th on the full moon. I took backup cuts of most of the females. Still have to take cuts of a few more females. Got way more males than i expected. Forgot to take photos of the transplanted females but I’ll get around to it

 

[Phenome]

Definitely a first for me for a rabbit to be killing plants, but I’ve had a rabbit problem recently. Out of nowhere a bunch of the outdoor plants started getting really droopy. Almost looked like over watered plants with the beginning of root rot. Seemed strange because I transplanted planted them with them almost root bound in 3 gallon containers, it seemed almost impossible to overwater them even when transplanted so I inspected more to find out that something has been chewing all the exterior of the base of the plants. I wondered if it was a squirrel or something like that. I caged around the base of each stock and tried to save a few of the damaged plants. A day later I find a little bunny hanging out getting full on all the chopped down plants. I caught a photo of him running off