Albino Buds!!!

Discussion in 'Advanced Growing Techniques' started by TetraHealthCare, Jul 17, 2017.

  1. #1 TetraHealthCare, Jul 17, 2017
    So my mate just brought 3oz of this bud.
    Definitely not mold.
    They taste, smell and are still coated in trichomes like any other normal bud.
    Grower claims it happened during the grow ( will find out more deets about when and where it first started ).

    I've never heard of a plant turning albino during the grow. Very interesting shit.

    Any clues from those advanced experienced growers? I would love to replicate it if it isn't stress induced.

    FYI the buds are quite fluffy, however I believe this is genetical as I have had this strain before (when it looked normal) and those buds were fluffy too.

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  2. #2 Mr.smokealot808, Jul 17, 2017
    Light bleaching


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  3. #3 TetraHealthCare, Jul 17, 2017
    Light bleaching on buds and stems? Seriously? Can it happen this bad?


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  4. #4 generic98547, Jul 17, 2017
    Yep probably lost a good chunk of thc too.

    I am just assuming of course I don't really have any experience with it and you should wait for someone with some experience to chime in.


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  5. #5 Sc00byD00bie, Jul 17, 2017
    ^ light bleech
     
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  6. #6 jman42028, Jul 17, 2017
    I dunno, light bleaching make sense I guess. I would be pissed if I bought 3 oz of that shit lol.
     
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  7. #7 Indoor-Grower, Jul 24, 2017
    it’s light bleaching. happened to me before. it tastes and smells fruity
     
  8. #8 smoke weed every day, Jul 24, 2017
    looks like some hay I would make hash or oil with it
     
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  9. #9 InfamousTree, Aug 1, 2017
    Or they bud washed straight in h2o2
     
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  10. #10 Indoor-Grower, Aug 2, 2017
    this has little to no THC value. forgot to tell you.
     
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  11. #11 Indoor-Grower, Aug 2, 2017
    now that i think of it, other types of chemicals from marijuana can replace THC when the plants THC genomes are messed up.

    I’ve read that somewhere, likely not reliable lol.
     
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  12. #12 buckethead129, Dec 24, 2017
    Not exactly to tell fro! Jus pic dude. I once dropped a big bug of Irene og into a culvert sewer type thing at my crimes house. Found it 2 weeks later. Had gotten drenched npulled out all the chlorophyll. THC is not water soluble so it amid jus as good as the green. Lol prolly not his case. But its possible "albino" bud can have THC!

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  13. #13 ratchetman, Feb 13, 2018
    Variegation can occur in cannabis, however that’s some hardcore light bleaching. Second Generation Genetics (JD Short) has actual pictures of leucitic cannabis on his Instagram if you wanna see “albino” plants.


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