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Thanks! :bigjoint: I'm gonna have my hands full this year for sure. I just ordered a trim bin last night. I never heard of them before till I saw @Joedank talking about them in another thread.

Tomorrow I'm gonna grab some.nuke em from the nursery and probaly order some big time exterminator to kill these cunts. Grrrrrrr:cuss::cuss:

Yeah I do..so you think it's russets or possibly something else?

@Joedank @doublejj

They still look sticky though. Last year the russets destroyed all the trichomes

It's starting to look like russet mites........but their attacking differently than last year. The inner/bottom branches look more like russets but all the colas/buds on the green cracks mostly the hairs start dying on the tips first. Any ideas? Am I battling russets again this year? They look...

Rooftop pic of the cheese. She got huge. :hump:

I had one do that. It was 3 or 4 ft tall and bushy. I had already tied it down in four directions to help bush it out and we had a freak rain/hailstorm in July that poured HARD for 10-20mins. A friend and I carefully picked up the branches and tied up the the stalk real tight and she healed up.

Rant finished and duly noted.

:clap::lol: The ultimate flushing device. @TWS really knows his stuff!

You can't just mention it like that and then not explain:dunce::idea::D

Rooftop pics. First pic is the monster cheese plant. Lookin mmmm mmmm mmmm good. Second pic in the middle at the top is the bluedream monster and the two cherry pies ti the bottom right. Last pic is the two from seed

Interesting. That sucks it hermied

The legend speaks more of his wise words.

Interesting though I always thought that people flushed their plants to remove the harsh taste but it makes sense that most of the harshness comes from how you dry/ cure. Thankfully @TWS is here to help us all

@TWS Word around town is that your the flush expert. Lay down some wisdom man!:clap:

Colasssssss mmmmmmmf:weed:

@treemansbuds how long would you personally recommend to flush before harvest using only maxsea? 2 to 4 weeks?

That's just a tease with no pic!

That's a new one...lol I don't think many if any at all would actually pop up and do well. Interesting idea though. I had a ton of seeds from a friend last year and I threw a bunch in my backyard sometime during the off season and come spring they were popping up. I guess it depends on the...