Happy to share, just like everyone else on this site.Thank you kindly and so very much!! Its greta to have something to point at. WOw I had a feeling that it would have to have some sort of effect on the type of high too! Just felt logical to me. Endlessly interesting and so grateful for your all of your efforts!
Bookmarking so I can ref it constantly now lol
Happy to share, just like everyone else on this site.
I'd like to think I'm not just over here aggravating my carpal tunnel with these extra posts I do on this threadGreat pics, Krissi! Really shows the longer and twining trichomes. Maybe there really is something to this after all....
Lol.
I just love trich photos. I haven't heard the term " coraling " before but it makes perfect sense. Here are a few from a droughting PanamaWanted to thank @Hafta for jumping on and offering to share his amazing documentation of his personal droughting experience and filling in for me when I didn't have the before and afters right at hand.
Thought we could play show off your coral day in some BONUS FOOTAGE
These pics side by side have been requested multiple times now.
Anyone else who wants to share their pre and post drought trichomes, feel free to do so right here!
DAY 1 DROUGHT TO HARVEST TRICHOME PICS (I just screenshotted some trich shots from the beginning and took some today of STELLA)
Wanted to both display and accentuate the morphological changes that the trichomes take on in response to this stress technique.
I totally think this coraling is what gives the finished bud it's profound trichome glaze as these long trichies just wrap themselves around the buds as they dry.
BEFORE 'CORALING': DAY 2 DROUGHT
After 'CORALING' (2 WEEKS POST DROUGHT)
Amazing stuff friends idk what else to say but bring me some smoke and I wish I could share!
I just love trich photos. I haven't heard the term " coraling " before but it makes perfect sense. Here are a few from a droughting Panama
You remind me of some snorkeling the wife and I did in Jamaica .................
Yes!
Ooooh buddy...
Not I. I've only done it at the end of life. Good thought!
Wondering who we can squander up for this other than poor Hafta
Thought about it since he mentioned it. It would be a process of reveg and flower. All that time!
Is it possible to harvest 75% or more of a droughted plant, then pollinate? How long does it take for seeds to mature following pollination?
By harvest time there normally aren't any pistils receptive to pollen. I believe that's why Otter mentioned revegging. Even if you had a plant with foxtails and new pistils, it takes about 4 weeks for seeds to ripen fully.
5 weeks they can take so InTheShed hit it on the head with a reveg. You have a point. Maritimer has a lab that says there's an unnamed component in them after a drought. That's to be looked at some more.
and that is where a goodly chunk of the future is at.
Could be something there. I'm just going to continue the drought for what I've seen and the kaplan paper results.
