no trichomes?

[Twentyinches]

anyone ever heard of a plant flowering for 38 days with no trichomes?

Twentyinches Reviewed by Twentyinches on 03-09-2008. no trichomes? anyone ever heard of a plant flowering for 38 days with no trichomes? Rating: 5

[Mr. Clandestine]

I've grown some bagseed that grew insanely fast, and yielded big beautiful flowers... but the trichs were practically non-existent. Towards the very end, they did sort of uniformly put on a small layer of frost... but it was pretty obvious that it was a plant which genetically wasn't much of a resin producer. I quit growing any seeds that came from commercial buds after that, unless the seeds were from some really good smoke.

[Twentyinches]

I've grown some bagseed that grew insanely fast, and yielded big beautiful flowers... but the trichs were practically non-existent. Towards the very end, they did sort of uniformly put on a small layer of frost... but it was pretty obvious that it was a plant which genetically wasn't much of a resin producer. I quit growing any seeds that came from commercial buds after that, unless the seeds were from some really good smoke.

yeah it's weird, never seen that before especially with mandala strains :wtf:

btw man I left something for you in lighting :thumbsup:

[Mr. Clandestine]

yeah it's weird, never seen that before especially with mandala strains :wtf:

btw man I left something for you in lighting :thumbsup:

If you're working on some seeds you got from Mandala, you might just have a strain that flowers a bit longer than some other strains. I have their White Satin strain, and it takes about 10 weeks to mature enough to harvest. Give it another week and stick with the feeding schedule you've been using, it'll probably start packing on the trichs.

Sorry I didn't see your lighting thread until just now, I left ya a tailored response over there. But to make a long story short, that's a damn efficient setup you mentioned. Exactly what I'm using now, as a matter of fact.

Take care, bro. :jointsmile: