The Tiny Thread

subcool

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Just like the strain this thread won't be small either.
I thought it would be cool to show you guys just why I fell in love with this amazing strain.

Were going way back when I actually thought this plant was small but I just pulled one down with 11 ounces on her :)

Lets take a stroll down memory lane.

The Incredible Tiny Bomb

Great things sometimes come in small packages, and this phenotype of Space Jill (Space Queen) is I feel the best Cannabis I have ever smoked. I need give a huge disclaimer: This thing is absolutely the worst yielding plant I have ever grown; it's a double-edged sword. I grow two of these in one pot trying to conserve space and add to my head stash, but I have yet to get more than a jar full off one plant. One trick I employ is to place two plants in one pot, forming more heads to help yield more per square foot. Jill prefers the larger and more normal version we used to breed with, but I love this one. It is simply double coated in raised trichomes. It actually has so much resin that even extremely dry and cured, the weed seams to smolder in a bowl and not want to burn correctly. It is almost like your smoking resin or hash. I love the way this thing just sparkles in the flash. If you want to know how to find one of these, it's not easy. They are hidden away in the Space Jill seeds. This phenotype is extremely recessive, and then your going to have to keep the runt of the litter. "You were my pills, you were my thrills. You were my hope baby, you were my smoke." Well this plant absolutely dropped the bomb on me because if I had any sanity, I'd toss her and replace with something larger.

These first Macro shots were taken in March of 2006

Using a Coolpix 5400
 

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But to date this is the one that sets me off. This girl has a taste similar to Genius and Apollo, but it's more concentrated and the tart taste is more sour than any diesel I have ever smoked, including sour D and catpiss. It also has an underlying sweet tang that is very pleasant as it rolls across the tongue and the exhale is even very sweet and tart. I have been asked before if this phenotype can be found in Space Jill and I am happy to report it definitely can. Tiny has become legend. Several people have a phenotype that resembles mine, and they describe the same traits. The lavender coloring in some of these shots is from organics and cooler night temps. If I have her placed away from the A/C unit, she doesn't turn this shade. I can also see just a hint of Romulan from time to time. As if you couldn't tell I like it, it seems to carry a slight hashy spicy taste that is well over shadowed by the sour and sweet. Now here is the other side of the coin: The other version that Jill prefers to call simply C. It has a over whelming Cherry flavor, and a much larger yield. A few friends who recently sampled her for the first time were completely blown away, and one considers it his all time favorite smoke. The only problem with this plant is I always run out of it long before anything else. The largest plant I had grown was well over five feet with at least six heads, and the total dry weight was 40 grams. That same harvest I pulled six zipps off a JC. I sent this to the guy that sent me Apollo-13, and he also couldn't get it to make big fun. But he agreed it's simply so potent so tasty and so unique, he added it to his stash as his #1 personal smoke. People are always asking if I would breed with this plant. Well to be honest I am positive it's located in the Space Queen f2's. Even though we used the largest and slightly different phenotype to breed with, when you grow out the f2's your going to get a slight variation. The smaller phenotypes that are more resinous, harder buds and a more triangular shape that's closer to the Romulan side of things, as the larger and rounded buds are to me more a Cindy trait.
 

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I have a weird theory I will share with you, but it has very little scientific basis and is based more on my observations. It seems when you grow out a lot of seeds, the strain has an infinite amount of potency to be distributed. The larger, leafier females that yield more and grow fastier and easier are NEVER as potent as the smaller strains that seem to put more effort into resin production and less into yield. Therefore these strains are potent as hell, and this is the foundation of how I select my mother plants. There are certainly always exceptions like Jacks Cleaner that is extremely potent and yields well. And there are certainly many others, but take Og kush. I don't grow it, but isn't it a PIA to grow and low yielding? Think of all the super potent extremely resinated strains that don't yield great: G-13, Apollo, Genius, OG Kush and others are all known to be incredibly potent. It's a theory anyway. Growing safely now in a legal med garden, I have been able to grow out some of my genetic stash over and over again. And tweaking each plants soil mix, I am able to maximize the yield of plants that in the past were known as low yielding. This is the case with the phenotype. By lowering her initial nutrient level (cooler soil) and not feeding her anything until day 30, where she received a nice blast of High P poo stew with assorted organic goodies like Sweet Leaf. She responded well to the easy treatment, and I have doubled the yield on her. Every time I harvested her, I would make small adjustments. And I continued to increase her yields to almost three jars just before we built our new rooms.
 

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It's a Gas Now we added CO2 (use a consistent abbreviation Co2 or CO2. Choose one and stick with it). are running in the new room. Temps run around 74 degrees and below to control bugs. I read a thread that said co2 wasn't helpful in low temps, but I am going to have to disagree. I have never seen a Tiny Bomb this size. Now keep in mind she had an extended veg under flo's, while we moved over to new place and built the new rooms. But I am certain the co2 added to the girth of the buds. This proves that even with a smaller phenotype you can still learn to maximize her yields, if you just watch the plant and listen to what it tells you by how it reacts to its environment and treatment.
 

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I continued to grow this amazing strain over the years and eventually did breed with her but before that story lets look at Tiny through my D-50 for the first time :)
 

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I have so many pictures of this plant I could publish a coffee table book of this one expression of Vic Highs Space Queen, credit where it's due of course!!
 

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It was about this time that I bought a D-80 and a Sigma 105 MM Macro lens and started to get published in Heads and High Times
 

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Along the road to the perfect recipe for super soil I used Tiny many times to compare soil mixes in these shots I was comparing Roots to Harvest Moon.
 

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These were the days when I took pictures of every single plant I grew!
 

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After some time lots of my friends that have cards started growing her too with pretty much the same results.
 

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I think this also is one of the more photogenic plants I run the resin just stands at attention and glistens like diamonds in the flash.
 

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I picked up a Space theamed back drop and took these shots some of My favorites.
A few of these have been in the magazines!
 

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I have a serious fetish with this plant don't ya think?
 

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The Nikon D-90 makes its way into my room It had a weird set up and I never really got great plant or bud shots with it but to this day I use it for outdoor shots.
 

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Vernon says that I make my hash so fast it lacks the cannabinoids that the BHO does but if you have ever had a chance to smoke some of this out of my tin you would probably argue that point!
 

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So I invite you to post your Space Bomb Pictures and or stories and I hope you hash makers are paying attention.
 

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...what a cool metamorphasis through the years.....she looked so different in the beginning!....and really cool comparison with the different cameras....so what determined the switch in name from tiny, to space?.....tiny crossed back to breeder space queen? i apologize in advance if this is a stupid question.
 
I actually made a hybrid with this cutting that is Space Bomb and its pretty much this plant in seed form.

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If you want to know how to find one of these, it's not easy. They are hidden away in the Space Jill seeds. This phenotype is extremely recessive, and then your going to have to keep the runt of the litter. "You were my pills, you were my thrills. You were my hope baby, you were my smoke." Well this plant absolutely dropped the bomb on me because if I had any sanity, I'd toss her and replace with something larger.

^^smiley-laughing002.gif Lol I ran to youtube and now this thread has a soundtrack for me. smiley-music003.gifsmiley-dance001.gifsmiley-dance009.gif

One trick I employ is to place two plants in one pot, forming more heads to help yield more per square foot.
^^I like this method too, and you can save veg time.

But to date this is the one that sets me off. This girl has a taste similar to Genius and Apollo, but it's more concentrated and the tart taste is more sour than any diesel I have ever smoked, including sour D and catpiss. It also has an underlying sweet tang that is very pleasant as it rolls across the tongue and the exhale is even very sweet and tart. I have been asked before if this phenotype can be found in Space Jill and I am happy to report it definitely can. Tiny has become legend.
^^I got some of that Sour/Tart in a Plushberry from a 5 pack and I'm I love! :weed: The sour/tart taste is really unique, I think I'm gonna have to call it PlushBomb lol. Thx Subcool.:clap:

Epic Thread!! I love all the pics, especially the full melt pics! smiley-shocked032.gif
 
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