March Photo of the Month !

[Gweedo]

Dinoberrybites once again from mr eso

 

[Promedz]

 

[TheSpaceFarm]

 

[JohnFonda]

OBS ~4weeks

 

[Hust17]

@thenotsoesoteric Get that Twinkle Tart beauty up in here

 

[Venus]

Crystal Rain (AMS). I think it should have been called Snowy Mountain

 

[Big Terps]

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Wow.. Nice job ! Thats when u no its gonna be sum true fire, when u see those fan leafs all railed up with that glitter! .
Btw, what is that beauty?
Thx

 

[Big Terps]

Dam good lookn pics all u guy so far whos posted! Great work!

 

[sfrigon1]

Dam good lookn pics all u guy so far whos posted! Great work!

Yeah especially the first one ,man that was nice

 

[High kev]

Garlic breathe

 

[Primo bozo]

CNC, maybe 5 weeks in flower. Who knows, I was high when I flipped them, but I think around the halfway point, or a little more.

 

[SEBUD]

GPS Tomahawk

 

[Opie1]

 

[Seed of Memory]

Banana Orange Daiquiri

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@J.James she looks beautiful. Had a question for you. What is going on with the cylindrical buds? Is that just a specific growth pattern or something? Or due to a specific pheno?

 

[J.James]

@J.James she looks beautiful. Had a question for you. What is going on with the cylindrical buds? Is that just a specific growth pattern or something? Or due to a specific pheno?

Its called "Foxtailed cannabis mutation" and essentially is a bunch of calyces stacked on top of each other to comprise an oddly-shaped bud formation.

“Bad” foxtailing involves the occurrence of foxtails due to heat and/or light stress. This often manifests in calyces that form spires and make the bud look quite odd.

However, foxtailing is not always an abnormality. There are certain cannabis varieties that feature naturally-occurring foxtails, like in some Purple strains, or the Cole Train strain. This process is more common among sativa plants, specifically buds that were grown in tropical regions such as Colombia or Thailand.

 

[Seed of Memory]

Its called "Foxtailed cannabis mutation" and essentially is a bunch of calyces stacked on top of each other to comprise an oddly-shaped bud formation.

“Bad” foxtailing involves the occurrence of foxtails due to heat and/or light stress. This often manifests in calyces that form spires and make the bud look quite odd.

However, foxtailing is not always an abnormality. There are certain cannabis varieties that feature naturally-occurring foxtails, like in some Purple strains, or the Cole Train strain. This process is more common among sativa plants, specifically buds that were grown in tropical regions such as Colombia or Thailand.

Thank you for such a thorough response. Sorry for doing this in the POTM thread. Just thought other people may have the same curiosity.

 

[smokieokie]

D.B.B. ~7 weeks

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

A "grape" pheno of H's PP cross. You all are a tough "act" to follow. lol

 

[Kushala Dora Farms]

Heres my first potm entry.
Blue dream (santa Cruz cut) x girl scout cookies

 

[Paxgenetics]

Sensi Seeds White Skunk Day 52! Lil nostalgic strain for y’all, wee bit light on the frost factor but let’s be honest without this strain we wouldn’t have a lot of the bangers we do today. Gotta crawl before you walk right? My buddy went to Amsterdam over the summer and went to the sensi shop gifted me a lot of vintage heaters!!