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White Label Super Skunk AUTOFLOWERING

super-skunk-autoflowering

Has anyone had any experience with growing these?

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i think permafrost is in the snow family, usually super white looking but to me lacks the punch that it looks like it should give
 
Strain ID

It has been legalized in the US for medical purposes in many states with more soon to come. If you are a grower, or know one, you can definately become familiar with what you are growing, and can confidently choose the correct sample in a blind taste/sight/smell examination of many different strains...however, it is difficult to tell sometimes if what you are growing is what you are calling it because the source of the original clone/seed is not always reliable. After a small amount of research you can usually determine if what you have IS the real deal, you can definately tell if its not. No offense taken, just wanted to educate you a little bit on the facts.
 
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"spray" their weed? what does that mean?
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Covered in glass/silicone/industrial chemical crap.

That's what it refers to in the UK anyway, the weed feels gritty and tastes wrong. Thankfully most of it has disappeared now as people refuse to buy it!
 
Thank you for the quick response...thinking back I do remember hearing about some "small glass beads" being added to some UK buds to enhance its appearance. I don't know what people are thinking, just put a little heart into your operation and things will sparkle just fine on their own! Thanks for the info though :)
 
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Thank you for the quick response...thinking back I do remember hearing about some "small glass beads" being added to some UK buds to enhance its appearance. I don't know what people are thinking, just put a little heart into your operation and things will sparkle just fine on their own! Thanks for the info though :)
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Yeah it was commercial gangs who didn't think they were getting enough profit. You can usually tell as the bud will be harder than it should be, and has a slight oily texture that will not dry out. Also itll scratch up your grinder and baggie. Pic here:

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It was the Vietnamese mainly I believe. I think the ones that were at it got busted or something eventually. I can't quite remember though, but we don't really get it anymore afaik thankfully. It's all the more reason to grow your own and ditch the dealer. Even if they're not adding glass or silicon, they will still be using harmful, carcinogenic fertilizers high in phosphorus, systemic toxic pesticides and carcinogenic growth stimulants like that awful Superbud that was around which caused loads of controversy. They don't care about your health so they'll use whatever they can to make a profit. This is why I will never buy from a dealer, it's just too risky. If I had a choice I would much rather put a little effort in and just grow my own 100% organic bud, preferrably outdoors any way. It's not exactly difficult and definitely doesn't have to cost that much. Having said that though 1 out of my 2 outdoor plots has proved to be unsecure, after I saw this twat standing right in the middle of it yesterday. Oh well, I still have one left which is okay.
 
Hey, I'd love to hear any info or experiences regarding these three strains, especially about flowering times and effects/type of high.

Malakoff
Caribe
High Tension

They're all some fairly new stuff so there's very little info available.
 
The caribe is meant to be a great coffe tasting strain from one of the best breeders around. Cannabiogen are one of the only breeders that don't just rehash available strains. Rather they go out and fine new material and creat original genetics. It's surprising they aren't more popular.

As for World of Seeds, I've heard mixed reviews about them. They have been known to sell landrace seeds that are nothing of the sort and feminized strains that are nothing more than hermaphrodites that spew pollen everywhere, but then again people have come back with positive reviews of some of their other strains so it could just be the luck of the draw.

I've not heard of the other breeder, medical seeds, so I can't comment on that one.
 
This is a Dinafem Blue Widow plant. It's the most vigorous strain I've grown yet. It's a cross between White Widow and Blueberry, so is a great strain to grow and smoke.

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Indica vs Sativa

What are your preferences and how does each strand affect you?

I prefer the Indica its a more mellow and relaxing high. its also much less of an anxiety risk when compared to sativa. I get more of a body high and feel at a good sort of euphoric contentness when on it.

Also what are the physical differences between an indica and sativa bud? ie: color, leaves, smell, shape, etc.
 
I prefer sativas if I want some mental stimulation/extra-trippy visuals, but I normally go for indicas for the body high. %)
 
edit: firstly I'd like to say it's called a 'strain' not a 'strand'.

That's like asking who I love the most - my mother or my father.

You can get racy indicas such as the hash from the pure landrace indica, Mazar-I-Sharif or relaxing, warm and happy 'sativas' such as Malawi such as the Ace seeds release so nothing is set in stone, but in general, sativas can be more psychedelic and racy and indicas more of a couchlock stone. There are those that don't agree with the indica/sativa classification at all. The same goes with the ruderalis species which is unlikely to constitute a different subspecies in my opinion. The autoflowering trait isn't unique to the so called ruderalis sub species in the first place and it isn't entirely clear whether the first autoflowering strains made available from seedbanks were bred from ruderalis in the first place, but I digress.

In general indicas have a compound branching structure and are squat. The internodal distance (distance between nodes which is were the brances meet at the stem) is much smaller than for sativas which are leggy. Indicas generally have webbed leaves which are fat, as below. These are just individual traits that can come without other traits assocated with indicas and sativas though. For example at the bottom of this post is a photo of a pure Lebanese 'indica' with leaves that look like they might belong on a sativa.

Indicas take a long time to flower and require lots of height in the grow room unlike indicas which flower very quickly - usually 7-8 weeks.

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and sativas have compound-pinnate, thin fingered leaves as below:

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Lebanese 'indica' with sativa-type leaves:

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