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thanks for the replies!
Fppunk, basically the first part of my post was explaining that the reason why trichomes are sticky is to allow plants to capture more pollen. do hairs serve the same purpose? if so, why does the plant develop hairs instead of just developing trichomes if they serve the same purpose? see what im getting at here? im looking for an answer a little deeper here. i basically want to know how and why hairs are an indicator of good weed.
yes brocco, oftentimes plants will have things like this that will serve more than 1 purpose. trichomes in this case not only help protect the plant from harmful UV rays and ward off unwanted guests, but they also serve the purpose of being STICKY to collect POLLEN to REPRODUCE, which is the main and most important function of the trichomes. but my question was about the hairs...
anyone know why hairs are a good indicator of good weed? whats going on with the actual physiology of the plant? can any experts give some insight? maybe i should post this in the growers forum....
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