Chef De Green Does It All: Reveg, Clones, Autos & Photos

So I went digging Into the terple looking for a nug that’s dry enough to smoke. I thought I found one.

anyone ever try to bust up a nug in the grinder when it’s too wet to smoke? It just clumps into little balls and rolls around in the teeth. Well, those little ball clumps got me nice and toasted.... also, even wet it already tastes like vitamin c.This Terple is seriously going to be something else. It leaves a smell on your fingers for like 30-40 minutes. Im hoping Wednesday the buds will be ready for jars. I did leave a nug to sit out and dry though. I want to smoke a proper bowl tomorrow, I can’t help myself. Found a beautiful, plump seed in that little nug as well.

Edit: I want to clarify something. When I said it tastes like vitamin C, I don’t mean it has hints of orange. I mean smoking the wet flower tastes like inhaling a packet of emergen-c.
 
It’s really quite pleasant. When this bud is properly dried and has some cure time it’s going to be the most flavorful jar I’ve got. It’ll be interesting to see if it holds the flavor through an entire joint.
 
The Terple is like nothing else I’ve ever smoked in my life. The flavor holds even when you’re smoking the roach out of the bong. The high is very heady and distracting, hard to focus. It also has a very strong body high which could be cause I let the seeds mature.
 
Great set of seeds Chef! Since you ended up with seeds all over, will you be doing anything differently next time you sling pollen?

Snorting Emergen-C sounds crazy, but the high sounds great! Nice sparkly nug too. :welldone:
 
I’ve a clone in the closet and I’ve got a cut of that clone in the bubble box. I’ve also got 100 some-odd S1s. @Pennywise

@InTheShed next time I reverse a branch I will refer back to the link @Carcass posted about pollen collection. It would be awesome to store some. I’ll also collect and hand pollinate instead of just putting a fan and tapping occasionally. Especially because I plan to make F1s also on my next seed run.
 
I remember beez0404 mentioned covering the branch to be pollinated with a plastic bread bag and then spraying the rest of the plant with water. Once it's done dripping, take off the bag and pollinate that branch.

The fan-and-tap method is what I'm going to use if I ever get a Candida to reverse!
 
I've done some single branch pollination with tiny paint brush. I carefully painted pollen on then put a small brown paper bag over the branch and stapled the end of the bag shut around the branch stalk. After 2 days I sprayed the whole plant down with water. Then removed the bag and sprayed the branch. Works well. But it's easy for the pollen to float in the air
 
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