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Man's best friend... https://youtube.com/shorts/6dQcYJhGXcY?si=JfbDpWdN9SXp75Lp

It's an often asked question with no answer . Until you have a plant that's ready to chop and good pics it can't even be a wild ass guess .

There's a thread here ... https://www.rollitup.org/t/old-school-skunk-whos-found-it.943043/

No .

Lower left , that's my boy !

Looks like a hermie to me . As said you can pick them off but you need to be vigilant .

I have no experience with autos but I've read that pot size has an influence on finishing times . Smaller pot quicker finish . Any truth to that ?

I get it now .

My brain hurts

She has purty eyes .

Landraces are photo period dependant as are anything other than true autos . Landraces that evolved closer to the equator just take longer to flower than those further from it . All of them go through a vegetative period , even autos .

I've grown numerous strains under both conditions . It's really a crapshoot the first time outdoors IMO . Where I am I'd guess a "70" day strain would finish mid to late October . The latest I saw was a pheno of SSH that I'd take to 85 or so days indoors . We luckily had great weather that...

How old is it ?

Anyone ever dealt with this guy ? https://zpstrains.com/clones/

Looks like reveg to me .

What's up with that little rascal Bluey ? :blsmoke:

Nothing like a fat little puppy belly !

The only time buds too big for the stalks to hold straight is a problem is if they start breaking off . And that's easy enough to fix by tying them to something like cheap tomato stakes .

That has to be one of the best strain names out of thousands . If it's meant to describe the high , and accurate , good luck ! :shock::mrgreen: Interested in how these turn out .

Not ready .