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|  | Stoner Mr. Ganja | | Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: where I lay my head is home
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I wish I had a magic answer for ya Tahoe! But I think you may not veg for 19 days next time! Is there any way that you can finish them some where else, and get your next batch going in there? GL, I am interested to see how you resolve this problem..BTW, I have seen a few buds that grew horizontally because of height restrictions...Ya gota do what ya got to do! |
12-22-2007, 08:10 PM
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if i look at a seedling with my 420 scope they have trics on them |
12-23-2007, 02:06 AM
|  | Super Stoner Mr. Ganja | | Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Netherlands
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Originally Posted by kayasgarden  if i look at a seedling with my 420 scope they have trics on them | Hey, is it possible that you could take a pic'. Seedlings have hairs on them, but trich's are hairs.
I'd love to see a magnified puicture of a seedling hair/trich'... |
12-23-2007, 02:48 AM
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skh-how are the seedlings? |
12-23-2007, 03:54 AM
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Originally Posted by psyclone skh-how are the seedlings? | Just waiting for them to die... but I don't think they will. They got radiation burn, or heat burn in a few places now because I moved the fan then forgot to put it back for several hours. The light is around 9" away from the plants atm.
I'm also germing some NL seeds, so things are going to have to get moved around soon, I think. |
12-23-2007, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by skunkushybrid Hey, is it possible that you could take a pic'. Seedlings have hairs on them, but trich's are hairs.
I'd love to see a magnified puicture of a seedling hair/trich'... | I will try to get some better pics tomorrow of my seedlings.
The kind of hairs that are on seedlings are not potent at all as far as i know anyway      |
12-23-2007, 01:17 PM
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I don't think the quality of the pic's is good enough to say for sure, but I think that a couple of those trichs/hairs look as though they may have spherical heads...
That would be a very exciting development, I don't quite know why yet, I just know that it would be very important information.
Thanks nat', but I think only microscope pic's are going to work with this one. |
12-24-2007, 08:36 AM
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this is a few years old, but thought you guys may find it interesting none the less... Samedan Ltd Pharmaceutical Publishers
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12-24-2007, 08:57 AM
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In addition to cooling the cannabis flowers, by reflecting the radiant heat of the midday sun, the sticky trichomes are an obvious barrier to the passage of insect pests.
This was from the above link Samedan Ltd Pharmaceutical Publishers
I found this to be an interesting statement, due to the fact that he only talked about the trichomes purpose as being a repellent to bugs, and a heat shield for mid-day heat...Very basic...makes sense..But does not add much to the "mystery" of the trichome.
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12-24-2007, 10:20 AM
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By growing repeat crops of cannabis in well-equipped and carefully controlled glasshouses, this species can produce in excess of 36 tonnes per hectare of dry botanical raw material per year. Twenty five per cent of this material would be cannabinoids and essential oils. That equates to an annual yield of secondary metabolites of nine tonnes per hectare. Cannabis does not just produce some of the most valuable natural products to man; when ranked for its performance as a producer of secondary metabolites, cannabis is a league leader.
I like this one......hahahahahahaaaaaaaa 9 tonnes (19,800 lbs!) of secondary metabolites! Quote:
Originally Posted by gogrow |
Yes that isw a very good one too! Quote:
Originally Posted by daddychrisg In addition to cooling the cannabis flowers, by reflecting the radiant heat of the midday sun, the sticky trichomes are an obvious barrier to the passage of insect pests. This was from the above link Samedan Ltd Pharmaceutical Publishers I found this to be an interesting statement, due to the fact that he only talked about the trichomes purpose as being a repellent to bugs, and a heat shield for mid-day heat...Very basic...makes sense..But does not add much to the "mystery" of the trichome. | 
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