Borealis Basin Autos - With Phobos

I'm going to store the pollen for future use.;)
Mrs.A and I have yet to decide on what to combine Sweet Trainwreck with.
:passitleft:

No I haven't used the hempy bucket, but I think it is worth trying.
I prefer using soft pots, and if you think outside the box. :bong:
I kind of am already doing it. Just with soft pots and deep trays filled with hyrdoton.

I was planning on lining the bottoms of my soft pots with perlite so the rootball is a bit more dense down there.
That may be a folly, but meh. Can't be any worse than having thrips in your rapid rooters.;)
Btw, I microwave all of my seedling rooters now. About 10 minutes in 2 minutes intervals.
Evil little Mesozoic arthropods. :rip:
 
Looks like they are about to burst. :eek:
They are having their last nap, then I think I shall pluck them out.
It looks like there is one hiding deep in the bud.
A thorough spreading after the pluck is required.:cool:

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FelipeBlu said:
Lovely! How many days again?
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86 days for Bloody Skunk.:rip:

Sweet Trainwreck underwent surgery last night.:eek:
There were no complications. ;)
I used a small amount of pollen on select branches of the healthier CMXL.:oops:

The rest have been put into neatly folded rolling paper.
In a bottle with rice, in the freezer.

As expected I found a few under developed hermi babies.
They have been put into a habitat together for science. :bong:


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Pterostychus said:
I hate to ruin it but ive read somewhere that late bloom nanners tend towards infertility in a lot of cases ... hope yours isnt one of those .. anyway i cant seem to find confirmation of this on the net so maybe i missread
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No loss if it is.;)
It's fun to go through the motions though.:)
One day I'll get some of that silver and do that method.:D
 
i remember a time when a friend had some purple haze that was really purple ... he was rolling it up under a yellow streetlight ( back in the days) and since we mix with tobacco purple herb is hard to spot on tobacco under yellow light ... so i go "is thats it what ye gonna use ?? add some more you effing whimp... " after that i remember lighting it ... apparently its was real strong shit casue the next i remember is my brother keeping me straight and upright whilst trying to get home on foot and i remember it was really tough to get one foot in front of the other without keeling over again hehe ... i wish you the same potency *wink*
 
I've caught both the auto and purple bug. The varieties, and time required makes it so much fun.
Variety is the spice of life! Smoking the same strains for a long time, I develop a tolerance.
Then it becomes work to get stoned. :rollit:




I love how a strain that is not something you have had recently.
Can knock your socks off, even if you know it's thc/cbd/cbn content.

So I watched a strain hunters episode from January.
The one about getting the last landrace out there from the Congo.
One of the seed gurus died of malaria, after going back to continue working once filming was done. :rip:
That was as real as it gets. :peace:

I bring that up, because they supposedly bred these seeds they collected.
Congo Red, or Congo Black
They tested the F1's developed to have 1.x% CBV. Something that makes you not hungry.
It had low THC levels, it was either 7% or 10%.
I wonder how long before someone can get some of those. :nomo:

It would help with obesity, and diabetes.:love:
Neither things I have issues with. :peace:
Though I am sure we all have loved ones that do.:hugs:​
 
PhobosAnomaly said:
SMOKE REPORT:
Bloody Skunk

She taste a bit floral and very chocolate. :drool:
I am enjoying things I don't normally enjoy after a bowl of her.​
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that makes absolute sense ... you see the purple colour from genetics is caused by flavonoids and cacao happens to be also a flavonoid mixture furthermore young cacaopods on the tree start out purple and the raw beans also have a purple shine under a white skin

btw did you know that cacaobeans can contain up to 0.7% caffeine but even without the caffeine is still considered a stimulant
 
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