Violeta
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TheFarm
I'm Luuuvin it (sung to the McDonalds tune), it makes my chucking fingers twitch
CACTUSFLOWER
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Interesting to see how this crosses, great job
CACTUSFLOWER
Member
Ever tried a (Purple Haze x Malawi) x Violeta?
Nope. I have crossed Purple Haze Malawi (pictured previously) to Napalm, but I have yet to plant any. One of these days I will, but I've promised to plant the KaliChinas first.
m0lecule
Member
Hi Terpene, great job!
Here is a cool tool for capturing the head and body high experiences in a visual way. I made one for you on my phone based on your thread - hope you don't mind. It helps patients etc better understand the effects of certain strains and products over time.
Does it ring true or would you have drawn the curve and sliders differently?
http://cannatrip.reviews/review/1d10e7b9-2739-4117-aa49-5af1ec6d9ba3/details
Peace from a fellow Ace collector!
Here is a cool tool for capturing the head and body high experiences in a visual way. I made one for you on my phone based on your thread - hope you don't mind. It helps patients etc better understand the effects of certain strains and products over time.
Does it ring true or would you have drawn the curve and sliders differently?
http://cannatrip.reviews/review/1d10e7b9-2739-4117-aa49-5af1ec6d9ba3/details
Peace from a fellow Ace collector!
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I appreciate what the sliders are trying to do, but I think sativas present too complex a high to be described as sleepy or active - especially a high as complex as Malawi.
A better method of graphing sativas might look like this:
m0lecule
Member
I love the sativa effects wheel! Great collection of the terms coined by this forum and especially dubi. "Dense" is still the best description for that numbing and thick yet awake high. 
I think the time dimension is important as well because the highs manifest themselves differently and more strongly throughout the ride, but hard to make visual.
The curves also seem useful in helping people understand the overall effect of a specific product ahead of time. 20mg of one kind of edible can be wildly stronger than 20mg of another, just like 19.2% of a and b can be completely opposite. There are labels using these at www.whatsyourcurve.com.
The Sativa wheel is definitely sweet. I hope it becomes a standard piece of trip reports here.
Looking forward to the next update on Napalm x Violeta. I have grown Rascal's Fire OG and also Destroyer but have never tried the cross. I love how the OG chunked out the Destroyer.
I think the time dimension is important as well because the highs manifest themselves differently and more strongly throughout the ride, but hard to make visual.The curves also seem useful in helping people understand the overall effect of a specific product ahead of time. 20mg of one kind of edible can be wildly stronger than 20mg of another, just like 19.2% of a and b can be completely opposite. There are labels using these at www.whatsyourcurve.com.
The Sativa wheel is definitely sweet. I hope it becomes a standard piece of trip reports here.
Looking forward to the next update on Napalm x Violeta. I have grown Rascal's Fire OG and also Destroyer but have never tried the cross. I love how the OG chunked out the Destroyer.
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TheFarm
those pistils are crazy numerous and thick in the picture, does it seem like that in person compared to other strains you've grown?
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TheFarm
gorgeous buds, you the man
Gorgeous job man. She is looking on point! May I ask what she is flowering under? Love all the mixed colors.
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TheFarm
now I gotta cross Violeta x Panama, just got to, thanks for the inspiration
Tokin-stone
Member
WOW!! Looking great!
I'm liking what's going down in your garden. The plants look lovely. I had a question sort of unrelated, but I noticed you are all under LED? How much do you supplement with cal/mag? Because I tossed an LED in my grow room to cover a dead spot and the plants under it look pretty hurt comparatively. I don't have anything but epsom salts, does it also end up being a calcium drain? I know magnesium is used quite a bit more with extensive red spectrum.
Flowering is a mix of LED on one side of the closet and CFL on the other. I too have noticed the plants become quite calcium and magnesium hungry under the pink light but don't have this issue under the CFLs. (I've moved plants with the cal/mag nutrient deficiency under the pink light under CFLs and the problem goes away as well.)
The recent use of Ocean Forest and additional nutes (molasses, pure bloom) was NOT appreciated by the cross and ended up minorly cooking the plant around week 2-3. I think I am just going to toss a scoop of dolomite lime into my normal straight out of the bag Happy Frog or Roots and call it even with whatever the plants end up with. Seems to be the best overall solution for my setup.
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