Happy New Years!!! I stored in mason jars,vacuumed sealed up for 4 months of curing, & left inside a safe cool room!!! Wooooow just like you said it is the optimal way to cure and my gosh the true taste,smell and pure white ash!!!! Thankful for all I listen to
Conner did a great job on camera. Put him in way more stuff. I love everyone I've ever seen on this channel. Use the young labor! Keep it up DeBacco University!
The information is excellent. I enjoy watching Connors excitement with his work. My question is can you use some sort of forced ventilation to keep the bud from rotting. If you keep the moist air moving it won’t have time to start the rotting issues.
Ideally air circulation should reduce the odds of that happening. However, when there are many full sized plants in a large greenhouse there is only so much air circulation that can occur when it is a hot and humid day with a lot of transpiration from the plants themselves.
@@DeBaccoUniversity without having a fan every 18inches at ground level (their ground level) I can't imagine for young veg it would even be feasible. Great point, thanks for giving us the "at scale" answer! To have that much airflow wouldn't even be possible at the required height is what I was figuring and def seemed you agreed!
I'd assume this fasciation of the main stalk would be very beneficial/profitable for the hemp fiber industry. Can the mutation be isolated and reproduced? Million dollar question.
One downfall for fiber seems to be the lack of consistency in the vertical aspect of the plant. This trait tends to lead to more twisting which can create issues for fiber product that is looking for straight long fibers.
@@DeBaccoUniversity 🤔 the textile industry needs long lanky stalks. Not just bulky and gnarly. ✅ Defused light to make em stretch and hammer with N? Lol. Great videos by the way. Very underrated.
Welcome back Matt, Happy New Year. Thank you for the video. Been looking forward to listening to you again. Much love from Down Under. Whoa Connor!!! That thing is spectacular.
It looks like the branches do not have the mutation, so does that mean the mutation is in the seed's development? It has the information to do it correctly, but cannot overcome the growth pattern on the stem? Have you cloned one of the branches to see if it begins to fasciate?
@@DeBaccoUniversity I grow up in Everett went to school with a Greg Debacco, my name is Tim H. Back then we didn’t have a Love for Marijuana but it looks as we both do now I started a seed business Chronic Seeds Inc
Freak Show is more a difference in leaf morphology (and the stem), however a similar concept can be applied to all mutations that if isolated and reproduced they could become a stabilized line.
I have a fasciation mutant plant growing now. Also, a bud forming on a leaf, another plant that is vine like with alternating branches. Another plant that started off with a duck foot leaf. There's also a purple plant with a few spiral tipped leaves. I would like to send the remaining seeds and soil to the university for your enjoyment. Unfortunately, they are auto flowering. I guess you could study the DNA.
That plant is awesome! Connor, congrats on your position as lead grower! I want to caution you about UV light. I am a fair skinned red head fella too. Last year I underwent surgery to remove Melanoma tumors from my body. Melanoma of the skin is caused by UV-A and UV-B light. I imagine you wear plenty of sunscreen but if are like me, you hate that stuff. Well, please consider using it or UPF 50 protective clothing. And for all of my growmies out there, please remember that the sun and some of our grow lights can damage your DNA and kill you. On a brighter note happy new year! P.s. I am having surgery again in two weeks to cut out some thyroid this time. Because I did not cover my skin and sun burned over and over. I also ignored my mole changing. Don't do that either.
Thanks for the tips and sorry to hear that you speak from experience. The UV light questions does come down to what covering the greenhouse structure actually is using. Some fill filter out the UV light, but it is better to be safe than sorry.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thank you Professor. That is great to hear about the UV filtering films. I try to educate as many as I can about it. I was oblivious. Thank you so much for all of your efforts.
Have a plant doing that now I got 2 seedlings from 1 seed so I planted both 1 has big flat stems other one really light green don't matter how much you feed her both not producing much at all will not bother doing this anymore if I ever see it again
@@DeBaccoUniversity I am not sure what it is. I put ONE seed in dirt, and from that ONE seed, Two "seedlings" or "sprouts" ? I just called it twins because they came from one seed. Is that normal?
Sounds like a double shoot if you split it early you should be able to get two plants, but wait for it to be a little larger than just a sprout to give the roots a chance to develop.
Genetic mutation-Genetically modified. Increased fruit, or plant production. There are so many benefits this plant has to offer. Hemp fiber has so many positive, possibilities. As well as the rest of the plant also.
Happy New Years!!! I stored in mason jars,vacuumed sealed up for 4 months of curing, & left inside a safe cool room!!! Wooooow just like you said it is the optimal way to cure and my gosh the true taste,smell and pure white ash!!!! Thankful for all I listen to
Thanks for your support of the information presented and providing this comment!
4:12 love for plants shown here. 👍
Cool video! I like learning!! 😆
Glad to hear you like the blending of the science and seeing the actual plant combination provided.
Conner did a great job on camera. Put him in way more stuff. I love everyone I've ever seen on this channel. Use the young labor! Keep it up DeBacco University!
Stay tuned Connor is featured in two more videos coming out soon!
The information is excellent. I enjoy watching Connors excitement with his work. My question is can you use some sort of forced ventilation to keep the bud from rotting. If you keep the moist air moving it won’t have time to start the rotting issues.
Ideally air circulation should reduce the odds of that happening. However, when there are many full sized plants in a large greenhouse there is only so much air circulation that can occur when it is a hot and humid day with a lot of transpiration from the plants themselves.
@@DeBaccoUniversity without having a fan every 18inches at ground level (their ground level) I can't imagine for young veg it would even be feasible. Great point, thanks for giving us the "at scale" answer! To have that much airflow wouldn't even be possible at the required height is what I was figuring and def seemed you agreed!
Thank you for ALWAYS providing great information!!!
Thank you for watching and recognizing good content when you see it;-)
Connor looks happy today!
It was a warm day, but interesting regardless.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Lov'n you folks.
I'd assume this fasciation of the main stalk would be very beneficial/profitable for the hemp fiber industry. Can the mutation be isolated and reproduced? Million dollar question.
One downfall for fiber seems to be the lack of consistency in the vertical aspect of the plant. This trait tends to lead to more twisting which can create issues for fiber product that is looking for straight long fibers.
@@DeBaccoUniversity 🤔 the textile industry needs long lanky stalks. Not just bulky and gnarly. ✅ Defused light to make em stretch and hammer with N? Lol. Great videos by the way. Very underrated.
Welcome back Matt, Happy New Year. Thank you for the video. Been looking forward to listening to you again. Much love from Down Under.
Whoa Connor!!! That thing is spectacular.
Happy new year, glad to be able to provide at least some new content. You can expect a few videos this month;-)
is there an update to this, im keen to see how things progressed
Unfortunately the plant ended-up being male and discarded.
Can't wait to see what happens
It will be interesting.
💕✌🏼🌱 Wicked awesome
Thanks for the comment!
It looks like the branches do not have the mutation, so does that mean the mutation is in the seed's development?
It has the information to do it correctly, but cannot overcome the growth pattern on the stem?
Have you cloned one of the branches to see if it begins to fasciate?
After thought, I would turn one of them in to a belt.
It is interesting to see where the trait does and does not appear.
very neat cheers
Glad you liked this interesting plant.
Is there much of a difference in trichome production?
Initial indications do not show a major shift in density, but with the flower structure being larger there are simply more of them.
so cool!!
Agreed!
Debacco are you originally from Everett Washington?
...Maybe, why do you ask;-)
@@DeBaccoUniversity I grow up in Everett went to school with a Greg Debacco, my name is Tim H. Back then we didn’t have a Love for Marijuana but it looks as we both do now I started a seed business Chronic Seeds Inc
I grow up in Washington I think we use to hang out in grade school at Madison elementary??
Maravilloso
¡Gracias!
Finally somebody that explains fascination awesome had a pineapple Chunk once with it and had one mega bud
Glad you enjoyed the content provided.
Could this be one way they came up with Freak Show
Freak Show is more a difference in leaf morphology (and the stem), however a similar concept can be applied to all mutations that if isolated and reproduced they could become a stabilized line.
I have a fasciation mutant plant growing now. Also, a bud forming on a leaf, another plant that is vine like with alternating branches. Another plant that started off with a duck foot leaf. There's also a purple plant with a few spiral tipped leaves. I would like to send the remaining seeds and soil to the university for your enjoyment. Unfortunately, they are auto flowering. I guess you could study the DNA.
Sounds like a lot of mutations going on in one plant. Did you irradiate the seeds or use Colchicine?
That plant is awesome! Connor, congrats on your position as lead grower! I want to caution you about UV light. I am a fair skinned red head fella too. Last year I underwent surgery to remove Melanoma tumors from my body. Melanoma of the skin is caused by UV-A and UV-B light. I imagine you wear plenty of sunscreen but if are like me, you hate that stuff. Well, please consider using it or UPF 50 protective clothing. And for all of my growmies out there, please remember that the sun and some of our grow lights can damage your DNA and kill you. On a brighter note happy new year!
P.s. I am having surgery again in two weeks to cut out some thyroid this time. Because I did not cover my skin and sun burned over and over. I also ignored my mole changing. Don't do that either.
Thanks for the tips and sorry to hear that you speak from experience. The UV light questions does come down to what covering the greenhouse structure actually is using. Some fill filter out the UV light, but it is better to be safe than sorry.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thank you Professor. That is great to hear about the UV filtering films. I try to educate as many as I can about it. I was oblivious. Thank you so much for all of your efforts.
You are welcome, please share the channel with others!
Have a plant doing that now I got 2 seedlings from 1 seed so I planted both 1 has big flat stems other one really light green don't matter how much you feed her both not producing much at all will not bother doing this anymore if I ever see it again
I wish I had that discipline, my curiosity gets me every single time. But it pays off at times.
As you can see the plants can grow to full size, so you may have something else going on in addition to the fasciation.
Does canibus ever sprout as twins?
Like a double shoot/meristem?
@@DeBaccoUniversity I am not sure what it is. I put ONE seed in dirt, and from that ONE seed, Two "seedlings" or "sprouts" ? I just called it twins because they came from one seed. Is that normal?
Sounds like a double shoot if you split it early you should be able to get two plants, but wait for it to be a little larger than just a sprout to give the roots a chance to develop.
Awesome. Thank you.
Genetic mutation-Genetically modified. Increased fruit, or plant production. There are so many benefits this plant has to offer. Hemp fiber has so many positive, possibilities. As well as the rest of the plant also.
The goal is to keep moving forward!
Go Connor!
Thanks for the support.
I love mutations
They can be good or bad, but regardless they are interesting.
usualy they are weak in thc content and aird even the fern mutation is a bit airy but smoke is 1-x better from a fern
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I have had plants do this
No a common trait but it does happen from time to time.
She's a freaky little girl 💚🌱💨
... and now there is more of her;-)
I have to admit it took me a few attempts to read the title
Just a little play on words;-)
I dont think he can stabilize that trait but lets see..
Goal is to try and propagate it and see what happens from there.
👍🌱🇬🇧
You are welcome!
Broccoli 🥦
Kind of;-)
it originated in C A L I, genius
Can you expand on this?