thats bs, you dont know enough about genetics to make that call. phenotypes are based on environment plain and simple, some plants genetically are prone to have certain color changes more than others but the conditions for true purpleing will always be the cold. if its 90 degrees in that motha dont expect nothin but green and yella!
Well in fact it DOES matter it will definitely turn purple in the cooler climates , BUT I don't understand why you would ask such a simple question and answer yourself in your own post.
thats one way to get help..if theres any one livin in hawaii will answer that.
Hell ya! Good to know... Greenhouse? That should be very interestingshe's got about 7 nice heads on her. Ben topped a few times, I much prefer a bush to a tree. This girls got some nice thick ass stems man. One sturdy, stocky little bitch
I would need more information than that... I think it really depends on your temps at night...
THAT'S PRETTY DAMN GOOD!!!View attachment 2164652
This is one of my females from a pack of the GDP seeds i got from attitude, i ended up getting 2 packs of 10 and 15 germinated with only 3 males! i kept one male and I'm currently keeping him to pollinate one of the best females out of this pack.
with that said so far I'm loving the plants there getting nice and fat for the greenhouse
i understand some coloured strains have phenos that dont change colour, tell that last sentence to this person you ignorant SOB. https://www.rollitup.org/blogs/199500/blog15647-next.html if i buy a purple strain its not because im looking for a kickass high, they're other strains out there in seed form that eclipse purple clone only strains. if i buy a purple strain, whether grown indoor, outdoor, the desert even the fucking amazon, its genes is what makes it turn purple.
i wouldnt count on gettin much of a yield in the desert moreless purple.
those are ns plants.wen u gonna flower?yu know theyre gonna triple in size during flowering.
Hey Jam, those are pictures from a northern California outdoor grow. At higher elevations, where he planted, toward the end of the grow season, it gets chilly at night. Even in the summer, where they are in that photo, dips way below 65 at night, thus letting the "purple diesel" really show her true "colors" so to speak.
Ya I didn't get the pic, that NorCal, or Emerald Triangle... prime grow location, purple buds? Easy and no problem!!!
Raider, actually, unless I am mistaken with Kens cut, there isn't too much of a stretch at all. With the seeds, it seemed to be not even double hardly. There can and will be some variation, but most should have the "shorter" indica style growth traits.
yep.......
