"thai buds can be very very fat or "thick"- as with most all buds grown properly...even haze plants have nice buds!
AI- do you need pics to prove this?? "
I do not need pics to prove that fact. Thai buds WILL grow great in equatorial climates under bright sunlight. Indoors, under hid, it is a different story. Even with proper conditions met, and proper pruning technique the buds will tend to run. Once again, nice Sativas.
trillions of atoms
Maybe in your growroom.
ilove2tokes
thanks every1 . I cut my clones of that plant , it grew a bit slower than the others but it started flowering first and quickest the other three are just starting now . i am thinking of pulling the weeker three out and making some butter out of it , but i will leave the good one in there (to the side) when i put the clones in . i am thinking off doing the change over this weekend ,setting up flood and drain with expanded clay balls and putting the clones in . do you think i should change over yet or should i let the clones get a bit bigger and the other plants finish flowering first ?
Angry Iraqi
"Maybe in your growroom."
Show me your Thai pics.
This is (not mine) but some very well grown Thai. You can see how light and loose the runny buds are, and keep in mind this is a professional grower...
Ilove2Tokes, you should do whatever you have enough room for but still let your crop ripen up.
(Edited by Angry Iraqi at 7:22 am on Nov. 24, 2005)
That looks good as hell to me. What is the new light btw?
I might see one leaf with curled up edges?? Make sure your room isn't getting too hot. Thats all I got, looks real good.
ilove2tokes
its a 600w hps . what does HID stand for ?i thought HID and HPS were different but it says on my ballest HID . I am thinking the temp might be a bit high so i might have to get another fan , its min temp was 27 degrees cel and the max was 37 degrees cel . Im not sure what that is in fahrenheit . Is that too hot ? it could have been in a bit off shock i took that plant out so i could give it a coat of flat white in closet .
