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Lmao hairy nuts...
Okay gang so we were out on the lake wayyyy longer than expected yesterday, so miss an update and watering.
They look like they are cruising though. The stankberries are huge! And the one strong female has impressed me lots so far. At least as far as structure, vigor, and resistance to over and under feeding. should be a perfect candidate for the first step in the cubing process.
The ATF are far more short and stout.
The big dilemma will be choosing the stud. Both males are healthy and pretty homogeneous. But one has the cool mutataed leaves. I think that way a result of the FIRM (f I really missed).
Enough rambling. Picture time!
The plants
The 2 ATF males
And your interesting fact for today...
Spinachs like cannabis, have seperate male and female plants, and while a single plant can produce both, it's less common.
I was like wtf why is my spinach throwing pistils!?
Guess I have another breeding project in the work....
Have a blessed and medicated Sunday all!
-Dabs
Okay gang so we were out on the lake wayyyy longer than expected yesterday, so miss an update and watering.
They look like they are cruising though. The stankberries are huge! And the one strong female has impressed me lots so far. At least as far as structure, vigor, and resistance to over and under feeding. should be a perfect candidate for the first step in the cubing process.
The ATF are far more short and stout.
The big dilemma will be choosing the stud. Both males are healthy and pretty homogeneous. But one has the cool mutataed leaves. I think that way a result of the FIRM (f I really missed).
Enough rambling. Picture time!
The plants
The 2 ATF males
And your interesting fact for today...
Spinachs like cannabis, have seperate male and female plants, and while a single plant can produce both, it's less common.
I was like wtf why is my spinach throwing pistils!?
Guess I have another breeding project in the work....
Have a blessed and medicated Sunday all!
-Dabs
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