Nevil
Breeder
Yes it was.Was it due to the early loss of the male AHz?
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Yes it was.Was it due to the early loss of the male AHz?
It's phloem sap...it is the sugary, nutritious plant "blood" if you will. most likely something is piercing little holes in the phloem and sap is oozing out
Cheers
I never flushed. It wasn't practical. With up to 10 rooms, you couldn't run different watering programs. I used to run veg and flower hydro systems, but I couldn't notice any difference if I did veg with flowering formula, so I dropped it.1, How long did you used to flush for when you was growing in rockwool back in the day?
2, Did you use a flushing agent or did you just use pH'd water?
I never flushed. It wasn't practical. With up to 10 rooms, you couldn't run different watering programs. I used to run veg and flower hydro systems, but I couldn't notice any difference if I did veg with flowering formula, so I dropped it.
What you are trying to achieve with flushing is the elimination of plant sugars in the dried product. These affect the taste negatively. If you chop the plant at the base, and slowly dry the whole plant, it will take at least a couple of days to fully die. In this period the plant uses the remaining sugars.
If conditions were humid, I'd remove the fan leaves, but I preferred not to. If the plant is hung upside down, the leaves dry around the bud offering natural protection. When you smoke it, it's still in pristine condition. I just hate it when people manicure wet and smear the resin around and then force dry it. That's just disrespecting the plant. I like to manicure as I'm preparing my joint. It's the natural way.
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If you are sure there are not pests than this is probably what is happening. I wouldn't worry about it unless you do end up finding some critters!
Cheers
I never flushed. It wasn't practical. With up to 10 rooms, you couldn't run different watering programs. I used to run veg and flower hydro systems, but I couldn't notice any difference if I did veg with flowering formula, so I dropped it.
What you are trying to achieve with flushing is the elimination of plant sugars in the dried product. These affect the taste negatively. If you chop the plant at the base, and slowly dry the whole plant, it will take at least a couple of days to fully die. In this period the plant uses the remaining sugars.
If conditions were humid, I'd remove the fan leaves, but I preferred not to. If the plant is hung upside down, the leaves dry around the bud offering natural protection. When you smoke it, it's still in pristine condition. I just hate it when people manicure wet and smear the resin around and then force dry it. That's just disrespecting the plant. I like to manicure as I'm preparing my joint. It's the natural way.
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I would have only smoked a couple of the MNS strains being sold today.
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Hey there Nev,
The above statement not only surprised me when I first read it, but it's been playing on my mind for a while too, so just thought I'd bring it up if that's cool.
Maybe the Grail strain your looking for is in one of the MNS strains that Shanti's created over the last few years?
At least give them a smoke first eh,what your looking for could be right under your nose and you could save yourself some time and effort.
You seemed to be impressed with Hempy's S1 Mango Haze, even comparing it to a NH, so maybe SB made something else that'll float your boat, seems rude not to try em first anyways.
Just a thought,I have loads, hope it's ok to share,
Peace, GG
Peace, GG
I never flushed. It wasn't practical. With up to 10 rooms, you couldn't run different watering programs. I used to run veg and flower hydro systems, but I couldn't notice any difference if I did veg with flowering formula, so I dropped it.
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Last week I got an extraction of the Court Orders proving I'm free to travel again.
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Back in 1987-88 i ordered many strains from the SSSC catalog and enjoyed them all,but M-27 Beatrix Choice really stood out.It is one of my all time favorite strains.My question is
What has happened to it?
............................Originally Posted by Nevil View Post
SSSc was a competitor. They crossed my stuff with Dutch strains primarily. Their Basic 5 was one of my NL daughters that they grew out from seeds they had sent back from the US or Canada. I can't tell you about their strains, I never paid much attention to what they were doing.
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It is truly an honor to get a chance to chat with you Nevil,I have loved all of your work and appreciate you taking the time to answer questions.
Anyways thanks for taking the time read this from a big fan of yours from MI.