Can somebody point me in the right direction regarding SPICULES..
I want to learn more about this part of the plant...
thanks
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Can somebody point me in the right direction regarding SPICULES..
I want to learn more about this part of the plant...
thanks
I have no idea myself lol, someone posted asking if it was a female and they though the spicule was a pistille, so i posted a picsture showing him.
LOL.. I WANt tO KNOW MORE!!!!!!!
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nice pic knowm
cheers all :)
i got the picture from GOOGLE...
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this is my picture.. please, somebody tell me all you know about these things..
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thanks:dance: :D :dance: :thumbsup:
Thats a very good pic knowm!
REally good quality
One thing I know is they grow on the stem and the pre flowers grow next to them..LOL!!!
What are they for?
They just sit there.
Like LIP said, very nice picture gK... wow... was that a camera and nothing else?
A special lense? What camera? Nice pic...
As to the spiticule... I mean, spicule, I ... I... I know, but I promised God I wouldn't say. :( I'm sorry.
I wanted to ask you something::: What's the secret, to having patience enough in order NOT to rip-off the shells of the seeds? (I admire your Zen-gardening skills)
LOL.....
you're killing me turtle..
you're killing me!!!!!
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I also hold mj in my lungs till no smoke comes out.
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i searched a bit on GOOLGE..
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Originally Posted by Garden Knowm
(This thread should be moved to Politics and we should all be banned.)
:D
Unfortuantely spicules are only found on sponges
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=spicules
whereas, stipules the part you are referring to are also called leaf spurs. Their job is to provide a little protection for the pistillate calyxes and the glandular trichomes!!!! So they are a protrusion of the stem allowing the trichomes to grow, which produce the hairs that allow us to decide if the herb superb is ready or not!!!
Marijuana Botany by Robert Connell Clarke might interest you.
LOL fucking AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
thanks
BALFY