anybody seen leaves like this before
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High4Life
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Yes it does say white widow on my gallery you are right , it is truley a white rhino , A friend kickstarted my grow gave me that silly light two start me of with some plants .
When the purple came out the friend i got the plants from in the 1st place went back to his uncle to find out 4 sure What the strain was it was
Only recently we have found out it was a rhino and not a widow , Ive been calling it a widow on here before , if you loook you will see shes more like the rhino than the widow . I was just happy i had it it was others wanted to no
We were 50/50 on the purp also
When the purple came out the friend i got the plants from in the 1st place went back to his uncle to find out 4 sure What the strain was it was
Only recently we have found out it was a rhino and not a widow , Ive been calling it a widow on here before , if you loook you will see shes more like the rhino than the widow . I was just happy i had it it was others wanted to no
We were 50/50 on the purp also
Londoner
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messy geneitics
a F5 plus hybrid ... Nothing unique about bigbuddas cheap genetics .. If you read the thread londoner is the 1 bitching at every 1 over his plant with crappy genitics thats the reason how many pheanos does big budda cheese have ffs[/QUOTE]
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Londoner
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and where exactly is your "gallery" AnotaNobba?
is this your gallery???
lmfao
And you posted that thread in the advanced marijuana cultivation section?? wtf is advanced about that??
you should have posted it in newbie central
and i just noticed in your first thread introducing yourself you say you plan on doing some cheese crosses
now i wonder what cheese you`l be using to do this? given the fact that real cheese is only available in clone form and can you can get your greasy mitts on a clone? i doubt it very much........ were you by any chance going to cross a bb cheese perhaps? the very plant your hating on so much just because im growing it? or even worse the ghs version? Hmmmm............
closetexplosion
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After reading this thread and I saw my plants doing this lol...here are pics...
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High4Life
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3 years it took me to make this . It seems advanced to me .. No? .. Well its more advanced than BigBuddas genetics for sure .
BigBudda cheese is no f1 or his plants would be stable . No different pheanos no deformed plants . Just healthy natural plants .
You dont have to keep getting crazy over this your plants growing like that because of poor bad genetics . Nothing strange about it .. BigBuddas the blame doing a messy cross breed to make a quick pound on the cheese hype
Im not insulting you just telling you whats wrong . You dont have to keep typing in red to suck your cock lol or other shit when you have nothing better to spew out lol
anybody seen leaves... 09-01-2008 03:45 PMFuck Londoner and his shitty genes lol
BigBudda cheese is no f1 or his plants would be stable . No different pheanos no deformed plants . Just healthy natural plants .
You dont have to keep getting crazy over this your plants growing like that because of poor bad genetics . Nothing strange about it .. BigBuddas the blame doing a messy cross breed to make a quick pound on the cheese hype
Im not insulting you just telling you whats wrong . You dont have to keep typing in red to suck your cock lol or other shit when you have nothing better to spew out lol
anybody seen leaves... 09-01-2008 03:45 PMFuck Londoner and his shitty genes lol
Londoner
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fuck off youve been insulting me ever since i disagreed with you about the extra light shit that you spoke of......... remember??????????? https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/95127-phat-filters.html
https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/94529-diotomaceous-earth-uk.html and theres fuck all advanced about that thread or your mouldy looking bud! so you can remove yourself and your imaginary friend AnotaNobba from my thread!!!!!
Londoner
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big buddha cheese is an F1 hybrid, and i have three that are all the same pheno! and they are all healthy and natural! and when i germ the rest of my cheese beans il expect they will be of the same pheno too, because its a stable F1 strain, i dont care what you say about it, its your word against the worlds and i know who im believing..............get over it your wrong, let go, seek some professional help, whatever..............
Londoner
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nice1 bokes, look at thcheavens pic in his profile, hes got a kitten laying in his undercrackers while hes sitting on the fuckin kazi!! ffs poor kitten man, someone should report him to animal welfare!!
misshestermoffitt
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Fyfe
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Mate you have a serious attention problem. whats the matter mummy not givin you enough that you have to come on here acting the smart ass so that people will reply to you?
i had a look at your grow its total bullshit! why dont you take some pics of it today! or anygrow for that matter? take several pictures and prove to us that your not lying. if you can do that i will apologise for what i said.
i dont get why you have to come on her giving the lad a load of shit for asking a question? all he asked was has anyone seen leaves like these before? he never asked 'excuse me is there any stuck up fucker out there that fancies having a pop at me about the genetics of my plant as there's something abit different with my leaf structure! you managed to mix up the genetics of his origanal question and fucked it about till you come up with all the bullshit thats flying out of your mouth.
iv read thousands of threads on this site since i found it and never, not once have a come across an asshole like you. why dont you just fuck off and find something you can turn purple and fuck a few times!
ps. im sorry for jacking your thread Londoner, iv read from start to finish and im impressed with your grow so far. keep up the good work and im sure you will enjoy the fruits of your labour when the time is right.
again sorry for the jack and rudeness Londoner but fuck that fella annoyed me
peace out
Londoner
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no problem fyfe jack away mate, jack away its all good. the guys obviously got a screw loose somewhere.Mate you have a serious attention problem. whats the matter mummy not givin you enough that you have to come on here acting the smart ass so that people will reply to you?
i had a look at your grow its total bullshit! why dont you take some pics of it today! or anygrow for that matter? take several pictures and prove to us that your not lying. if you can do that i will apologise for what i said.
i dont get why you have to come on her giving the lad a load of shit for asking a question? all he asked was has anyone seen leaves like these before? he never asked 'excuse me is there any stuck up fucker out there that fancies having a pop at me about the genetics of my plant as there's something abit different with my leaf structure! you managed to mix up the genetics of his origanal question and fucked it about till you come up with all the bullshit thats flying out of your mouth.
iv read thousands of threads on this site since i found it and never, not once have a come across an asshole like you. why dont you just fuck off and find something you can turn purple and fuck a few times!
ps. im sorry for jacking your thread Londoner, iv read from start to finish and im impressed with your grow so far. keep up the good work and im sure you will enjoy the fruits of your labour when the time is right.
again sorry for the jack and rudeness Londoner but fuck that fella annoyed me
peace out
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[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Most unstable hybrids do not find their way into the market and are found only among breeders who are experimenting with plant genetics. Cannabis Seed producers tend to only produce strains in the following categories:[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Pure Cannabis Sativa (pure species)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Cannabis Sativa (mostly Cannabis Sativa species with some Indica)[/FONT]
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[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Indica (mostly Indica species with some Sativa)[/FONT]
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[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]When selecting a seed, check to see if it is pure or if it has been crossed. Most seed sellers will have this listed along with their seed type. When you look at strains that are crossbreeds you must understand which species the plants lean toward. Along with the cross, you can expect the plant to look different. Some Saliva plants may be shorter because of their Indica genetics and some Indica plants may be taller because of their Saliva genetics. In Chapter 15, we will see that as breeders, we can control the plant's appearance and growth and can influence height and particular features. We can also harvest the plant in a specific way to produce a different high. The later you harvest the plant, the more you'll help produce a couch-lock effect. Harvesting just before peak growth will induce a more cerebral high. If you are working with strains that are for either cerebral or couch-lock highs then you can use harvest time to augment these properties.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Both of the above marijuana pictures, show a mostly Cannabis Sativa strain: one growing outdoors and the other indoors. As you can see, this would probably be labeled an outdoor strain because of its size. The grower has been able to grow it both ways.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]The next thing to look at is the flowering period. Each strain's flowering period can vary. It is toward the last days of flowering that you should begin your harvest. If the seed bank says Skunk#l, flowering time seven to nine weeks, then you should be able to know roughly when your plant will be ready for harvest. In this case it will be seven to nine weeks from the time your plant starts to flower.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]You may also find that a number of similar strains have been produced by different breeders. When you look at the seed bank list you may see as many as four or more listings for the same strain. Take Skunk#l for example. Skunk#l is a mostly Sativa plant but there are about seven breeders who have provided a certain seed bank with Skunk#l seeds. Each breeder tries to develop the best plant possible from that strain, but some breeders are better than others. Make sure that you check with the seed bank and confirm which strains are the best. The reason for choosing the best is that later on you can produce your own seeds from that optimal strain. [/FONT]
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[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Before we go on, let's clarify what we mean by hybrid and strain.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]A hybrid is the offspring of two different strains. A strain is simply a stock line with common parents. Stable strains have stable genetic traits, which means that the offspring will all be very similar. In fact, most strains are called strains because of their uniformity in growth and reduced variations in the offspring. Hybrids tend to be unstable, or genetically unpredictable, because of their 'newness'. A good stabilized hybrid eventually goes on to become a strain.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Out of the 450 Marijuana seeds varieties we said that 200 were good. This leaves 250 that[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]We have disregarded. Those 250 are usually very unstable hybrids. These hybrid plants are so unstable that they cannot be properly classified as either Cannabis Sativa or Indica species because the variations they exhibit are too wide ranging.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Most unstable hybrids do not find their way into the market and are found only among breeders who are experimenting with plant genetics. Cannabis Seed producers tend to only produce strains in the following categories:[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Pure Cannabis Sativa (pure species)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Cannabis Sativa (mostly Cannabis Sativa species with some Indica)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Pure Indica (pure species)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Indica (mostly Indica species with some Sativa)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Indica/Sativa (50/50 cross between an Indica and a Sativa species)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]• Ruderalis (pure species)[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Ruderalis is a problematic plant. It does not produce large quantities of THC or flower like the other species. Ruderalis is considered substandard by most growers because it flowers according to age, not according to the photoperiod. This means that the Ruderalis cannabis plant will flower when it is mature enough to do so and this flowering action of the Ruderalis plant is Kout of the grower’s hands', so to speak. Ruderalis is grown in countries that experience cold weather conditions — Russia, Eastern Europe and Alaska are places where Ruderalis grows wild. It is an extremely sturdy plant for outdoor growing — however the auto flowering properties of this plant make it hard to control. Trying to clone a Ruderalis plant is nearly impossible because it is extremely hard to force the clone to remain in the vegetative growth stage of the plant's cycle. Photoperiod manipulation — the way growers control cannabis flowering with Indica and Cannabis Sativa plants — does not work with Ruderalis plants. Photoperiod, an extremely important part of cannabis cultivation, is further explained in Chapter 7. The only reason to grow Ruderalis is if you must grow outdoors, where the photoperiod is of no concern to you.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Pure Cannabis Sativa is a total head high. Pure Indica is a total body stone/couch-lock. A 50/50 cross will give a 50 percent head high and a 50 percent body stone. If an Indica plant is crossed slightly with a Cannabis Sativa plant it will give a 60 percent body stone and a 40 percent head high. A Sativa plant that is crossed slightly with an Indica plant will give a 60 percent head high and a 40 percent body stone. The 60/40 ratio is the most common but breeders can also alter the ratio.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Equipped with this knowledge, you are now ready to choose a plant that fits your needs in terms of height, potency and high. Your choice of Cannabis seeds will also depend on whether you will grow indoors or outdoors, as well as other characteristics of your grow space. There is no point trying to grow an eight-foot Saliva indoors if you don't have the space and a two-foot Indica plant may not survive outdoors if other plants compete with it for light. As a rule, we can always shorten the plant through pruning, but it is impossible to double the plant's height if the plant's genetics only allow two or three feet of growth. Indoor and outdoor grow spaces will be discussed more in later chapters. The rest of this chapter will focus on selecting, acquiring and handling quality Cannabis seeds.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]SELECTING CANNABIS SEEDS[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Now you have an idea of the species and strain of plant you want. The next step is to verify if the Marijuana seeds are for indoor or outdoor use. There is a saying that all cannabis seeds can be grown indoors and outdoors. This is true, but for the best results, growers should consider what the breeder intended. If the breeder created a plant that does well indoors then it is suggested that you only grow these seeds indoors. If you grow outdoors and the plant does not produce that well, then you know that you should have followed the breeder's advice. Of course, there is nothing stopping you from experimenting, and some growers have produced excellent results this way, but if you are new to growing it is best if you follow the advice you're given.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]When selecting a seed, check to see if it is pure or if it has been crossed. Most seed sellers will have this listed along with their seed type. When you look at strains that are crossbreeds you must understand which species the plants lean toward. Along with the cross, you can expect the plant to look different. Some Saliva plants may be shorter because of their Indica genetics and some Indica plants may be taller because of their Saliva genetics. In Chapter 15, we will see that as breeders, we can control the plant's appearance and growth and can influence height and particular features. We can also harvest the plant in a specific way to produce a different high. The later you harvest the plant, the more you'll help produce a couch-lock effect. Harvesting just before peak growth will induce a more cerebral high. If you are working with strains that are for either cerebral or couch-lock highs then you can use harvest time to augment these properties.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Both of the above marijuana pictures, show a mostly Cannabis Sativa strain: one growing outdoors and the other indoors. As you can see, this would probably be labeled an outdoor strain because of its size. The grower has been able to grow it both ways.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]The next thing to look at is the flowering period. Each strain's flowering period can vary. It is toward the last days of flowering that you should begin your harvest. If the seed bank says Skunk#l, flowering time seven to nine weeks, then you should be able to know roughly when your plant will be ready for harvest. In this case it will be seven to nine weeks from the time your plant starts to flower.[/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]You may also find that a number of similar strains have been produced by different breeders. When you look at the seed bank list you may see as many as four or more listings for the same strain. Take Skunk#l for example. Skunk#l is a mostly Sativa plant but there are about seven breeders who have provided a certain seed bank with Skunk#l seeds. Each breeder tries to develop the best plant possible from that strain, but some breeders are better than others. Make sure that you check with the seed bank and confirm which strains are the best. The reason for choosing the best is that later on you can produce your own seeds from that optimal strain. [/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif][/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Welcome to the wonderful world of marijuana growing.
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