What's that thing on the doona
first pic, I was wondering if it was in the photo by accident lol but looks to be a stuffed toy?
Plants looking good...
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Plants looking good...
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I won't say what else I thought I saw, well maybe to my therapist
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Don't sell yourself short, Brother! Visiting this journal is GREAT therapy for me!And Ima grateful that I'm not your therapist, nor anyone else's for that matter.
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Don't sell yourself short, Brother! Visiting this journal is GREAT therapy for me!![]()
Back in the 70's we kept a frisbee
It was only the heavy black one for me.
the master tournament black gold one ... Honestly any new one I get never seems as good as those 2 were. Perfect weight and size.
Good frisbees are hard to find these days
pure Acapulco Gold that came with them. I watched a lot of that seed project on Instagram ... These looked like wild sativas, maybe he'll send enough I can get you some to try.
I used to argue that cuts will be 100% copies of the mother donor.
There's some new science out that says there are certain bacteria that populate the cuttings that can actually change the RNA in the cuttings.
Ever see a cutting with some slime on the cut end? That's some bacterial thing going on in the cut.
I did a sort of experiment with a mutant plant I had. Took cuts off the mutant which was pretty worthless - tiny plant but it flowered SUPER fast and matured fast too.
Took cuts - a few the cuts reverted a regular growth pattern but retained the super high metabolism = finish flower @ >40 days. Good weed too. The other 1/2 of the clones were the normal mutant. Tiny plant with small flowers but still fast metabolism.
Epigenetics play a roll in expression as well. Any change in the environment from one run to another will change expressed traits in cuttings.
Think I know what know what seed bank that was! Same thing happened to me with two strains in that damn wheel thing. I 86'd them from my seedbank list which was too bad because they had a lot of 1 seed options that you can't find elsewhere. Great for when you want to spend 10 bucks to try a strain but you don't want to drop a bill to find out the breeder put out trash.Nice little chunky one there Gray. I thought You've run the Red Diesel before? I have Red Diesel seeds that got mixed up with like 4 other strains when I opened the packaging (won't use that seedbank anymore).
Our plants look and act differently when they are stressed.....as do we. Any drastic changes to anything in your plants growth environment (medium, nutrients, temps, RH, lighting, etc) can and will likely cause it to change in expressions. Are the changes we see just different levels of possible genetic expressions based on potential, or are they really epigenetics? (i.e. is the growing finding a sweeter, or more sour spot for that plants genetic potential with their soil or nutrient regiment, or does a 5% change to RH and 10 degree change to temp hurt or improve the plants genetic potential?) Hell if I know....but I do know they do have an effect.
Mornin to ya Gray and friends. Things are lookin mighty fine here Gray. Especially like the looks of the AG. Also wondering wat Indica has been cut into it. Cheers bud.![]()
If it's an epigenetic effect, clones will keep the trait until the environment changes again - an odd thing to watch.
I had a plant from seed that grew wide leaves until the 5th node or so, when they started to narrow. It was a dramatic difference. The plant kept it up through veg, even stretching more than you'd expect, in bloom. The cut I took from it after it had made the transition, grew with the new habit, and its cut kept it, too. A similar thing has happened with this BubbaHash cut, only more slowly, over a couple generations.
After watching it happen in a single generation, or over just a few ... it's not hard to imagine how the same strain in 2 very different locations on the planet could end up looking completely different, but being genetically identical.![]()