Recent content by Funkentelechy

It does look like a male, I wouldn't pull it yet, but it does look like a male.

Geez, I feel like I'm going to get diabetes just from reading the strain list!

Very cool! Having a connection to the previous generation's knowledge and experience, not to mention their genetics, is invaluable. Plants grown from seed are much more vigorous and have healthier root systems.

Yes, it is a seriously bad thing, your brother is right(teasing), LOL! In all seriousness, it could be or not at all, it depends on what we're talking about. I wouldn't want someone rubbing their clothes against my flowering plants, people are disgusting, pet hair, dander, Febreeze, cologne...

I feel like one of the reasons that it's hard to find strains with true pure skunk smell has to do with what happens when skunky terpenes are combined with other terpenes, IMO skunk terpenes are drowned out whenever they are combined with other terpenes. And, everything is mixed with something...

It is possible that it may be sterile, that strain clearly produces a lot of mutations. Is it a feminized strain that has been reversed?

Typically you see pollen right after the male flower opens. It looks like some of the male flowers in the picture are open so I would expect to see some pollen at this point.

I agree about chitin, I've used insect frass, and it seems to have a positive effect. But, when it comes to plants actually being stressed by being damaged by insects, it's different. I've never heard anyone brag about a spider mite infestation improving potency or resin production. So maybe the...

The problem with this theory is that Cannabis doesn't produce THC as a defensive mechanism, like a pine tree produces sap, a stressed pot plant produces less THC.

Looks like a nice spot. What's that cage in the background of picture three for, Rabbits?

Seriously though it's looking great! It looks cold where you're at.

Your hands must be sore, you should look into using a shovel. Waka Waka! Sorry

My favorite are the spotted skunks.

There are five different species of skunk in North America.

I agree. There will never be a consensus on what is true old school skunk, there were many strains called skunk back in the day and they all were the "real" one to each individual smoker/grower. we can't even agree on what skunk smells like as it varies regionally. Still, I love the discussion...