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 lukeduke711
Registered: 07/06/08
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 What kind of plant? 
#129285 - 10/05/08 04:58 PM (16 years, 2 months ago) |
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My buddy has a plant thats about 3 foot tall and it strait buds, there are no leaves pretty much its 90% bud....does that mean its very potent?
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 NobodyImportant
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 Re: What kind of plant? [Re: lukeduke711]
#129309 - 10/05/08 05:45 PM (16 years, 2 months ago) |
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no, smoke it and find out
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Sirius
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Re: What kind of plant? [Re: lukeduke711]
#129438 - 10/06/08 04:09 AM (16 years, 2 months ago) |
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lukeduke711 said:
My buddy has a plant thats about 3 foot tall and it strait buds, there are no leaves pretty much its 90% bud....does that mean its very potent?
Did your buddy pull off the leaves?  If he did, tell him don't do that again. 
Seriously though, it sounds like a high-yielding plant, and, generally, yield and potency are kind of competing traits. A lot of the high-yielding, commercial strains are said to be a little lacking on the potency side, while the elite cuts with insane potency might not yield nearly as well.
Anyways, resin production would be a much better sign of whether or not a plant is going to be very potent, although this is also a general rule, as a plant having a lot of trichomes doesn't necessarily mean that they are all fully producing THC (some hemp can get a lot of trichomes on it and have low THC content, for example).
You'll just have to wait to smoke it and see. 
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lukeduke711
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Re: What kind of plant? [Re: Sirius]
#129528 - 10/06/08 12:46 PM (16 years, 2 months ago) |
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i smoked it last night and got so high....its a smaller plant but with 90% buds and little ass leaves on it (were not cut) but only like 1.5 oz or so.
the tips of buds are purple and noticeable crystals everywhere.
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t0ad
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Re: What kind of plant? [Re: lukeduke711]
#130547 - 10/08/08 08:46 PM (16 years, 2 months ago) |
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lukeduke711 said:
i smoked it last night and got so high....its a smaller plant but with 90% buds and little ass leaves on it (were not cut) but only like 1.5 oz or so.
the tips of buds are purple and noticeable crystals everywhere.
lowryder, a 'strain', being a ruderalis is autoflowering, they stay small and don't require 12/12 to induce flowering and are potent from reports but at some point it becomes impossible to look at a plant and say "ok, this is definately that strain" unless you are very familiar w/ the strain in question.
I'm not implying that your friend has a lowryder plant though, he just could have topped his plant to keep it short and flowered early. . .
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