Anyone Know What Strain This Is? (Photo)

Well it is impossible to sat what strain it is. Though it does look like indica to me. The pic is not of great quality, but i can see trichomes(the diamonds). In the late flowering stage most og the trichomes turn orange and this is not a bad thing. The highest amount of thc is when about 70% of the trichs are orange. If you gently touch the bud and something visible sticks to your fingers, it is trichomes. If there isnt any trichomes, then yes, it is not great weed.

 

Youve got some pretty FLK right there (fanleaf kush)

 

that pic is of bush. yes the diamonds, crystals aka THC/kief/resin glands etc are a sign of good bud, assuming it wasn't harvested premature.

 

Potato?

 

You want diamonds. Sweet sticky juicy diamonds. Diamonds are a stoner's best friend.

 

That bud looks brown... Or is it just me

 

thats that leaf kush


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Welcome to GC!

Great post!!


However; technically as the trichomes mature to an amber hue or orange in late flower, they are converting into CBN,(CBN is a very sedative compound) not THC.. Trichomes' peak THC levels are when the trichomes are milk white, aka cloudy..



Again; welcome to the city.

 

Ugh

 

Hydro-bush

 

OH! SWEET! YOU HAVE DROP BEAR KUSH MAN!! Ferociously potent.


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Also the reason your bud has no diamonds on it is that the bud has been going through some hard times since she got out of rehab for her heroin addiction, not that she got a good start to life, not knowing her dad, and her mum was addicted to lots of chemicals, mainly huffing fertilizer, so sorry your weed can't afford diamonds to look pretty for you as it licks your scrotum, WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE JERRY!¡!


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That's Alaskan Ice.
 
\tAlaskan IceGreenhouse Seed Company
Sativa 70 / Indica 30
Origins: White Widow x Haze
Flowering: 60-65 days 
Harvest: mid October
\nThe name “Alaskan Ice” brings to mind a crispy purity of an unblemished winter landscape. This variety's parentage combines the frosty White Widow mother with the equatorial sativa qualities of the haze father. White Widow has gained its infamous reputation as a compact plant that delivers impressive resin and a memorably warm and balanced high, while the American West Coast Haze, a lanky cross of Mexican, Thai, and Columbian, has become a highly desireable plant due to its signature flavorfuness and its enjoyeable head effects. Fans of White Widow and Haze will be pleased with this satisfying marriage of their flavor and qualities.
Alaskan Ice blends its parental qualities to deliver a balanced mix of sativa and indica. This variety creeps up gently like a glacier and delivers an alert, euphoric mental feeling that balances relaxation and energy, resonating throughout the body. Gardeners will find this plant is good for indoor or outdoor environments. Indoors, it is better suited to a screen of green rather than a sea of green setup since the haze parentage comes through, encouraging a branchy plant that grows quickly during vegetation and requires some management to keep the branches orderly and focused on flower power. This plant prefers a strong EC, up to 2.0, and will grow to be about 5 feet (150cm) indoors. It can reach heights of 9-10 feet (300 cm) when grown outdoors under natural light. The 9-week flowering phase makes this plant suitable to outdoor grows only in regions where a long season of temperature daylight is a reasonable expectation – at least until late October in the western hemisphere. Mature plants will have a frost of Alaskan ice coating the branches in a resinous tundra-like sparkle.
This variety has a very spicy aroma, leading with black pepper and cedar flavors, and followed by an aftertaste of intense and forest moss. On first puff, it can be slightly acrid, but soon mellows into a fresh herbal sandalwood flavor that is pleasant ot the palate. This is a variety to share at parties and on joyous occasions. It is not well suited for a daytime or solitary smoke, or for intense focus and in-the-zone productivity. As medicine, Alaskan Ice has been promising for treating pain, glaucoma, and depression, and stimulating appetite.

 

it just looks like early-cropped buds to me... I've seen many grows and it is possible for trichomes to over-mature in certain scenarios or to not come in at all, and your flower looks like the latter.. doesn't mean the levels aren't there, they're just too low.