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Quantum mechanics (and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger%27s_cat thought experiment) went way over your head. Sorry about that boss.

:D I did indeed. I was throwing a quantum mechanics joke in there: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger%27s_cat

Let me let you in on a little secret: For about the first week of a cannabis seedling's life, the seed is neither male or female (could be argued that it is both simultaneously until observed to be otherwise). This would hold true for several more weeks until the pre-flowers begin to show...

I was lucky to find 2 unique female phenotypes of the 5 Jelly Pie seeds I germinated. Ditto on the pheno you currently have -- it is artificially sweet at first with some real funk that really accents the sweetness. This other plant has a spicier rub to it with almost all the sweetness as her...

Statistically speaking, 3 seeds is the minimum number of regular sex seeds one should germinate to have the highest success rate (finding one or more female plants). 2 seeds would give a 25% chance for failure (no female plants), where 3 seeds reduces the chance to just 12.5%. As you can see...

Of course there is evidence. Men whose ancestors lived in Northern Europe have a higher chance of carrying a gene that increase male birth frequency by 50%.

Sure is. I really like the Stardawg dominant phenotype. She has great potency and a delightful fruity aroma with all the funk if you breath deeply enough. I was getting whiffs of onion and garlic underneath the lemon-berry aroma for a week after hanging the plants.

Is this commonly accepted in horticulture or plant biology? I always assumed the hollow stems was environmental. When my plants are at their healthiest, they never have hollow stems. I’d think that’d be problematic in a windy environment (having hollow stems).

I’m thinking if you want less Chemdog influence (in the aroma) you need to hunt the crosses that have fairly different profiles. Both of the Jelly Pie female phenotypes I found (out of 5 seeds, 3 females and 2 males) have a dominant grape aroma to their stem rub. One is definitely a Grape Pie...

You can build your own CloudFare functionality for cheaper. Distribute your compute between Google Cloud or AWS data centers and place a reverse proxy gateway in front of your application stack with API metering.

I'm not big on PHP, but 10k hits a second is easily doable with minimum infrastructure using modern design patterns. I'm curious how your code base looks. I'm sure there's some low-hanging fruit with regards to performance tweaks that can be made to improve performance. Anytime ya'll want help...

Gu, the answer probably isn't to spend more money, but to use better technology. How much traffic were you guys seeing? Requests per second, unique clients, etc?

Exactly. Gu is definitely taking a bath on this one. Mad respect to any business owner/operator that has to make this move to keep his customers happy. It isn't easy making the decision sometimes.

E Hopefully all the plants finish up around Mothers Day. I started the next round of seeds a few weeks earlier than I should have. Now I’ve got plants that are nearly twice the height that I like to start flower at. Guess I’ll have to slow them down somehow.

Entering week 9 of flower... Cookies & Chem #1 Cookies & Chem #2 Peacebringer #1

As long as we make it to harvest with some sticky flowers I'm all good! Thanks! LVTK x Stardawg and Grape Pie x Stardawg on deck for flower. Striving for all the flavors!

Looks like we are finally in week 8 of flower (~9.5 weeks under 12/12). This tent is starting to overwhelm the smell control. Full tent @ week 8: Peacebringer #1 (check out those pink pistils): Peacebringer #2 (she decided to play catch up): Cookies & Chem #1 (Stardawg leaner)...

Disappointing is how I'd describe a lack of odor intensity with flowers that look that good. Nothing advertises real dankness like odor so intense it fills an entire room with funk when you pop the jar or bag open. Remember to cleanse your palates before you smell/taste test your flowers folks!

These plants just keep growing vertically! I think they've slowed finally and are now fully committed to developing their flowers. This is day 46: Cookies & Chem #1 Cookies & Chem #2 Peacebringer #1 No pics of Peacebringer #2 pheno cause it's boring. Next time I suppose...

I’m seeing this first hand with my current flower run. My last flower run was from cuts and the difference in flowering is obvious. This current run is in week 7 of flower and visually appears to be in week 5 or 6!