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Keep it a bit more real is how I would do it. Chakras! Pffft. Talk about credibility going down the toilet. And while I agree it is hard to discuss the subjective feelings of pot, why would one want to talk in the lexicon of the hippy? With all due repect to hippies out there, nobody really...

if I could say the Oaxacan puts the smoker right into their heart chakra - the Haze pushes one right up into the crown chakra and illuminates everything below. The MulluM on the other hand seems to illuminate everything outside of the smoker and invests the surroundings with a divine...

Coolkid: You're going to be very, very happy with the NL5 Noof x BCSC NL5. The thing is just packing on the pounds at the moment. Get ready to support it as I noticed yours seemed to be a bit stretchier than the pheno I'm rocking! And it smells outta this world. Bodhi is the man.

Snapped some pics tonight, and snapped the goddamned main stem on the NL5 trying to get some support for it. Argh! Taped it up, though, and will keep an eye on it. Would hate to lose it as it's the only non-Deep Blue Pakistani I have. I like my variety. All four. Two on the left are Deep...

I once lost my son on vacation (at a MLB ballgame), but never my mother.

bigtobaccofarmer: Stop making sense about issues that are interesting and important. Can't you see there are people bickering here?

You planning on smoking that male plant? Hemp City.

I'd cut that plant down. You're going to pollinate every female within a fairly large area if you don't. Dust in the wind, my friend, dust in the wind.

Sing it loud and sing it strong, then, and let the echo decide if you were right or wrong. By the way, most everything these days is a hybrid. I could have told you that almost without looking.

First you say this: It was from a Mid grade and is a sativa is all I know Then Wheezer, who is a pro grower if there ever was one, tells you it's impossible. And you say: Most pro growers can tell the difference between Sativa and Indica just by the leaves that's all I want to know Change...

Communication in forums like these depends on one's ability to write. Writing sensibly requires some effort. If that effort isn't there, it probably is best to skip it. I mean, for short posts, who cares, but for longer ones that try to explain the intricacies of breeding and strain crossing...

Do you mean "they're"? This thread is unintentionally hilarious, unintentionally confusing, and unintentionally hard to read. I mean, everybody can spell shit wrong sometimes, but the complete lack of punctuation makes people's thoughts appear as confused, muddled, and barely coherent. I...

Thanks for doing this Dr. Gruber. Very interested in this grow as are many other outdoor growers in short seasons. I'm just about ready to give up on outdoor grows because nothing ever finishes in time to avoid the mold and cold where I'm at. Next year, if your 35s go as advertised, it'll be...

And just for kicks, here's the same pictures zoomed in through Microsoft Paint software. The Noof NL5 x BCSC NL5 The Anomally (indica leaning DBP). Note the curled, white edges of the leaves; kinda an indica trait, and not present on the other two DBP The tweener in all its resiny...

6 weeks in the bag of 12/12 on my Bodhi gear. Here's some pics: The 3 Deep Blue Pakistani plants. Family reunion at an amusement park indeed! These are some interesting plants. On the left is the most sativa pheno. Very tall plant with sativa bud formation (thin and long). A bit of a...

In a back alley just after midnight. Come alone. No cops.

Couple of more shots of the DBP and NL5, just because: All four: Tall, most sativa DBP is bottom left. Very small bud sites so far on this, with little trichomes. But as with most sativas, the fun should start later in flower. Bottom Right: NL5. This plant is looking great and growing...

I had two distinct phenos with the two NL I popped. The tall, lanky bastard was the one that hermed. I had topped that one, too, but it was still way taller than the other. The DBP are a very cool plant. I'm actually really jacked to see how these turn out. Two are very tall and stretched...

Thanks coolkid. I realized I didn't post any pics of the nL5, so here's a few of that one: Close up. A bit further back. 2 DBP (foreground and right behind it), and the NL (to the left).

A few photos, then. The Deep Blue Pakistanis are really starting to sparkle with trichomes. Out of the three DBP, I'd say one is showing some very indica leanings, with the other two being more the tall lankier sativa. Certainly the indica plant is far ahead in the trich production. All...