Pinkman Goo

[fly]

Have you heard about it?
Pinkman Goo is an unusual flower with a fascinating mutation. While the genetic background of this strain remains unknown, the seedstock was discovered by Praeter’s sister, hidden in an Altoid container behind a stove. Pinkman Goo earned its name from the resinous drops that develop on the astoundingly pink flowers during photosynthesis. This mutation has been said to raise the THC content by up to 4% compared to buds without it.

 

[thenotsoesoteric]

Have you heard about it?
Pinkman Goo is an unusual flower with a fascinating mutation. While the genetic background of this strain remains unknown, the seedstock was discovered by Praeter’s sister, hidden in an Altoid container behind a stove. Pinkman Goo earned its name from the resinous drops that develop on the astoundingly pink flowers during photosynthesis. This mutation has been said to raise the THC content by up to 4% compared to buds without it.

Naw, thats not thc or resin, it is basically sugar. I had a cut of what was called sour diesel years ago that did the same thing but not pink. We all thought it was resin or thc but after I researched it further I found that it is just sugars and isnt that rare.

Buds still looks good though. I forget what this process is called but google has them answers.

 

[ChronicWonders]

I had a plant this last year that carried that same trait. I unfortunately didn’t keep her around because I didn’t notice it til after the chop. But many of the nuggets were secreting an amber sticky substance. Reminded me of Jurassic Park and our old apricot trees.

 

[thenotsoesoteric]

High brix is all I can find but there are numerous threads on all the forums about sap going back years.