Current Live Stoners Gossip June/July/August 2017

[pop22]

Looking like they could use a little more N so I'll give them blood meal. Other than that, they look great!
Got a pic of the Ducksfoot also

@pop22 how is the heavy horse manure mix doing?

 

[pop22]

No, that's what Duckfoot looks like.

Does the second plant have a leaf mutation ?


That would be the OGxGreen Crack . Here you are brotha...

 

[iWumbo]

I'm at F2 with my Azure Duck. ducksfoot x Blue Dragon ( Blueberry Headband x Duurty Dragon ) Some potent weed I must say!

here's one in my greenhouse right now, and a Ducksfoot that popped out of the cross:

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Good lookin plants p22. I forgot about those even tho I saw it like a week or so ago lol

 

[pop22]

Nice cup!

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[DreadHeadiez]

No, that's what Duckfoot looks like.

phyllotaxy Is the term I'm going for .

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phyllotaxy. I'd like to know more about the strain because that is a incredibly hard trait to stabilize. I like the leaflets

 

[pop22]

I've been hunting information on them for a year now. I'm about 80% certain that trues ducksfoot ( which I have also ) is a Cannabis strain native to Austrailia. So its got to be a genetic throw back, a strain that millions of years old. They have differences in the stems, the clone oddly ( and VERY difficult to clone... ) They have a brown, woody bark, branches tend to be soft and bend to the ground when heavy with bud. They grow bud the entire length of their branches, like this:

phyllotaxy Is the term I'm going for .

Webbed and whole
phyllotaxy I'd like to know more about the strain because that is a incredibly hard trait to stabilize. I like the leaflets

 

[iWumbo]

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What's up archie ! Hows it going .

Is that a candle warmer to keep the tea hot ? That's a brilliant idea

 

[iWumbo]

I've been hunting information on them for a year now. I'm about 80% certain that trues ducksfoot ( which I have also ) is a Cannabis strain native to Austrailia. So its got to be a genetic throw back, a strain that millions of years old. They have differences in the stems, the clone oddly ( and VERY difficult to clone... ) They have a brown, woody bark, branches tend to be soft and bend to the ground when heavy with bud. They grow bud the entire length of their branches, like this:

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That would be amazing strain to hit with a high yield frost thc strain like blue dreams or a big bud cross for bigger buds lol the potential is endless!
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[pop22]

Its all but impossible to get the real deal also. The ones I have are all 8th generation clones as the local who had them lost the last male. The ducksfoot you can buy, is a Ducksfoot x Sativa cross. I've crossed the commercial duck with my clones to create seed. I'll now backcross those to the clone strain several times to get as close to pure as possible.

phyllotaxy Is the term I'm going for .

Webbed and whole
phyllotaxy I'd like to know more about the strain because that is a incredibly hard trait to stabilize. I like the leaflets

 

[Scirzo]

It's all personal preference, for me, I like being involved and mixing this and that. I mean the individuals I grow for could give a shit less about strain names,let alone whether it's organic or not. I like providing the best possible product though and in the end the difference is very clear..I like what I do.

Yeah, I do get that. To be clear, it's not criticism or anything, I'm just amazed, really at the effort you all put into it. I mean, yes, I like spending time with my plants, but I am, basically, a lazy person.
I like shaping them. I like that a lot, actually. But I'm very thankful we can still buy ready to use soil for cannabis over here ad well as nutrients. I'd probably not grow my own ladies otherwise.