$20,000 for some damn seeds.. better water its damn self
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ROFL....it better grow within 24hrs for that price too! :stoned:
I tried it, and it does water itself AND finish in under 24 hrs,AS WELL AS dries in an hour and lights itself when finished (money back guarantee too! :clap:)
Man, what will they come up with next? Dogs that clean up their own mess?
LOL man.....
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he is just trying to make money because he thinks he hit the genetics jack pot :wtf:
So Ricky has the first whorled phyllotaxy strain! Rather over priced, to say the least, yet it shows ambition ( $500 would have been more reasonable)! What I'm looking for is someone who gets a single bladed leaf strain or something like ABC out there so us "little old granny ladies" can have something to plant in the back corner of the rose garden! I know a couple of you have had some interesting mutants along these lines, so what's keeping you from taking advantage of your luck? Ricky shouldn't be the only one who is cashing in!- Granny:hippy:
Stormy- I believe there are a few single-bladed cuts floating around. I've seen a Mikado grow to maturity throwing singles.
It's also a possible mutation when polyploid genes are in play.
The ABC stuff, from what I've read (I want that too, lol!!!!), the mutation is recessive and you'd have to breed it in pretty hardcore from a F2 cross to make it "stick". There HAS been some work done on that. I don't know how to get those genetics though. If anyone knows a source, POST IT!!!!
Stealth- Soma Lavender is pretty darn ornamental, with pretty purple leaves near maturity. Purple Afghani (again, I can't find a source) is purple start to finish. It would look lovely among your hollyhocks :D
unknowingly, re-veg a couple times, screw up the light-cycle :D the light stress might turn it to one-bladers like my Willie Nelson clones just did ... my babies got weird, discovered my timer 'clock' was losing an hour a day, 'fooled' my lil' darlins ... new timer now, and they seem to be doing better ... I've been told the Far Eastern sativas are like this, more prone to stress, don't know how true that is ... but, a freak is a freak, I got NO place for them in my gardens :smokin: