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Spl1fftast1ck

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• May 15, 2010

• #1

This is the second time I've seen this and still haven't gotten around to figuring out why this happens. Anyone else got ideas, facts, misguided opinions, lies, something they read in a book once but now can't remember, or just know what it is that causes crimson blood?

 

Nicoli

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• May 15, 2010

• #2

eat it!

 

DocLeaf

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• May 15, 2010

• #3

Hi we've seen this in plants with Cambodian and African lineage before..

Taste it! It's dry funky goodness juice

 

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Goosie

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• May 15, 2010

• #4

Wow... What is it...?

 

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Spl1fftast1ck

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• May 15, 2010

• #5

i was thinking vampire plants, but then i found it was my girl biting me in middle of the night.

 

Duckmang

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• May 15, 2010

• #6

I don't know what causes it. When I topped my Death Stars 3 of the 9 bled crimson, darker even than the pic above. Same batch of seeds, same growing conditions. The two keepers of the 9 were both ones that bled crimson.

 

Ursus

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• May 15, 2010

• #7

I have never ever seen this before.. Wheres the scientific explanation??

 

Irie_Lion

Free up the Herbs....Let the Sacrament grow!

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• May 15, 2010

• #8

I had a plant years ago that would do this when we would take cuts or a branch snapped! We never did figure out what caused it....wrote Ed R in highs ask Ed column hoping to answer but didnt lol...Still interested in knowing what its from. Take care

 

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1quixotix

• May 15, 2010

• #9

Stigmata...?

 

BORNaSMOKER

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• May 16, 2010

• #10

very interesting!!!

 

-~Wind Walker~-

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• May 16, 2010

• #11

Those are female plants going through their monthly menstruation cycle.

Don't you know that your local hydro shop carries Mini MJ Maxi-pads for just such an occasion?

YOU INSENSITIVE BASTARDS, THE WHOLE LOT OF YOU!

All joking aside..cool pics..thanks for sharing.

-~WW~-

 

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Spl1fftast1ck

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• May 16, 2010

• #12

Ursus said:

I have never ever seen this before.. Wheres the scientific explanation??

Click to expand...

You were supposed to bring it.

 

ayahuasca

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• May 16, 2010

• #13

santa claus is here

 

gingerale

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• May 17, 2010

• #14

as I recall Panama Red is one strain that is known to display this trait

 

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anthonytaurus

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• May 20, 2010

• #15

Should send it to be studied. Might find another use for medical marijuana - blood transfusions lol.

 

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asde²

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• May 20, 2010

• #16

looks like resin

 

RagnorokYoshi

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• May 20, 2010

• #17

get a tampon for it. but yea sorry i dunno man. ive seen a rose do this before...but i dunno lol

 

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intel2000

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• May 22, 2010

• #18

What strain is that? (can't believe no one asked that yet) No idea what causes that - never seen it before but have hear of it

 

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coxswain

• May 31, 2010

• #19

I've seen this in DJ SHort subsection. If I recall correctly there was discussion about Highland Oaxaca strain but I'm not 100% sure. Ask in there...

 

Hash Man

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• May 31, 2010

• #20

its normal, some plants bleed clear, some bleed red. i think its a sativa trait.