As a former Marijuana cultivator, I caught one big thing wrong in the cultivation episodes. In the time referenced by the show Sinsemilla (seedless pot) wasn’t a strain. Growing it requires a painstaking process which I mastered long ago. The process depends on the grower’s ability to detect all the male plants then eradicate them. A plant’s predominate sex will show before the budding process begins. You must look in certain places at the top of the plant for the first sign. The best thing to remember is that the sex organ of the female plant is a single tiny seed pod. The bud on a maturing female plant consists of clusters of those pods. So, you are looking for one tiny single pod that’s just forming at the top of the plant. It’s very hard to detect unless you have learned what to look for and where it look for it. You must remember that a newly forming seed pod does not have pulp inside it yet so it will not be as thick as one that has formed in a cluster. Just one male plant in a field would pollinate hundreds of plants that close together. Even after successfully eliminating the male plants any number of the predominate females could morphydite or change from female to male because they always carry both genes. Therefore, after eliminating the males a grower must still monitor the plants for those changes. The process of individually checking every plant in a field of thousands then watching them for morfs would be impractical.
Bring Agent Steven Murphy and Javier Pena on the show ✌️
As a former Marijuana cultivator, I caught one big thing wrong in the cultivation episodes. In the time referenced by the show Sinsemilla (seedless pot) wasn’t a strain. Growing it requires a painstaking process which I mastered long ago. The process depends on the grower’s ability to detect all the male plants then eradicate them. A plant’s predominate sex will show before the budding process begins. You must look in certain places at the top of the plant for the first sign. The best thing to remember is that the sex organ of the female plant is a single tiny seed pod. The bud on a maturing female plant consists of clusters of those pods. So, you are looking for one tiny single pod that’s just forming at the top of the plant. It’s very hard to detect unless you have learned what to look for and where it look for it. You must remember that a newly forming seed pod does not have pulp inside it yet so it will not be as thick as one that has formed in a cluster. Just one male plant in a field would pollinate hundreds of plants that close together. Even after successfully eliminating the male plants any number of the predominate females could morphydite or change from female to male because they always carry both genes. Therefore, after eliminating the males a grower must still monitor the plants for those changes. The process of individually checking every plant in a field of thousands then watching them for morfs would be impractical.
They are making a new narcos show based El chapo from narcos mexico gonna be fire.
Humans are very smart
They learn from people they like
They don't learn from people they don't like.
El chapo is stupid accurate.