Curandera (Diesel x Medicine Man)

I cut the stem with the male flowers intact and place em in a small jar of water like you would a flower arrangement. Then I put the jar in a box or lidded container lined with baking paper or a mirror or something really smooth. The flowers stay alive long enough to drop all their pollen it’s very effective and efficient, then I scrape up the pollen carefully and put in something to use or store. I’m about to do this again so I’ll take a photo.
 
Aloha fellow firewalkers!

The weekly update. 6 weeks and several plants are showing color, dispensing fan leaves. Smells of pine and fuel in this corner are definitely happening now. I love the smell of myrcene in the morning haha. And if you get closer, a delicious grape smell on certain ones. They're dustin' up nicely!
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musashi said:
Aloha fellow firewalkers!

The weekly update. 6 weeks and several plants are showing color, dispensing fan leaves. Smells of pine and fuel in this corner are definitely happening now. I love the smell of myrcene in the morning haha. And if you get closer, a delicious grape smell on certain ones. They're dustin' up nicely!
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Dam Mu your photo skills are beyond impressive!!!

Curandera Looks like the hottest Latina doctor can any Seaman dream off :love:.
 
musashi said:
Aloha fellow firewalkers!

Week 7 with 3 weeks to go. The administration of calmag slowed the yellowing, the newer plants initiated earlier show no signs of yellowing.
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One could almost think you cannot take better photos, but this time you have rised the bar again @musashi

Such a Nice pics . . .
 
Aloha fellow firewalkers!

I sampled the first one that I harvested (Curandera #7) last night. She has been taken off the dry line and put in a paper grocery bag for further pre-cure drying. A smaller yielding plant, she is very sticky and a creeper! At first, out of habit, I was expecting the usual haze euphoria. Instead, she brings a nice, steady warmth on- kind of like those late summer afternoons on the beach waiting to catch the last ride 🌊 😎. I watched a Christmas movie. Thanks for the nudge @acrid! Lol. I had a big smile on my face while drinking some hot chocolate.
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