The Grapes of Wrath

HOLY SHIT that is beautiful man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol, im liking qurkle alot ,great name for a killer strain. Purple urkle is one of my top 10 buds for sure, looks as if it's somewhat better than ever hehehe . Nice plants bro,keep it up man overgrow this...place.

Why can't I be you. That is unbelievable. What's your secret, man I saw that oregon thai you grew and that was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

My secret is simple 35 years growing :)
I also use my own soil and never push my plants. Yields are not important to me but taste and potency.
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I had it for a link but no mod ever told me it was ok so I removed it due to the anti spam policy here.

I would still love a how to forum here but I never get a responce from mods?

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It will be fantastic to see your new purple adventures available on cannaseur. I like their shipping, it's fast, and they take plastic securely... a big plus. Cheerful customer service too!
I agree that taste is the most important factor to consider when breeding... taste, potency, and then finishing time actually rather than yield since a fast plant will give you over time as much yield as a slower but heavier plant, with that quick turnover that an obsessed strain collector like myself values so I can really vary my headstash.
Beautiful plants, beautiful pics as always...that last pic in the first post still shows more white hairs than I typically like to see that close to estimated harvest, and the first pic of the trichs... still a bit sparkly. But my goodness they are beautiful.
As an aside to the purple strain thing... I've got 3 Purple Star (easy 'beginner' strain, relatively low THC, kind of leggy for my taste) going right now in flower... they are supposed to show purple in 50% of plants, leading me to believe that it was a trick of the breeder to make it harder to knock off, since obviously it's got to be a recessive trait so they DO have a double-recessive parent locked down... and crossed it with a heterozygous parent...ugh, pain in my ass! Luckily by chance I've got 3 VERY purple ladies, one of whom was also a mutant with the whorled phytolaxy mutation- 3 leaves or branches at each node- and she's the stumpiest girl of the three. My temps dive into the low 60s and even high 50s on occasion at this time of year so the color is showing very strong and pure.
It's really tempting to breed FOR the purple color since there are always a bunch of people around who get so excited over it rather than the overall quality of the rest of the plant's genes.
Anyway... that was a tangent... oops.