Thank you dust I totally spaced that option well I just take a look around and see what I can find thank you for the heads up

I too am a new user an in the short amount of time I have been here I have already have helped a lot more then I thought this place is pretty sweet

thank you guys so much...and I really am hoping I do have the real blue cheese...the calix's do have that skunky smell but I think I just have to be patient and I will definitely put pics up of the finished product ...now on another note my indoor project is also a little on the fritz....I cloned a beautiful white widow x AK-47 (White Russian) mother got six cuttings an im about done with the grow cycle but the plants are only showing 5 an 3 leave formations not 7 or 9. A recent grow mentor said this was a normal thing because of cross breading some plants will only have 1,3 and 5 leave formations but to my knowledge 5, 3, and 1 leaf formations meant male...could something of happened that caused them to herm out even if they were cloned from a female? an if I have hermed theses poor girls should I keep growing them out for them feminized seeds? is it possible to herm them back??

I have recently started an outdoor grow of 4 blue cheese plants. They are big an beautiful, but I didn't start them from seed. I was short on time an had to settle for clones from a dispensaries. Now I'm unsure if what I have is really "blue cheese". Due to the fact that they are showing sativa dominant traits rather then indica dominate traits. How could I further investigate the matter? Can the smell determine anything? Or do I just have to sit on my hands till harvest? I would really like to know the strain i have but Im very new at figuring that out without smoking it. Can any one help me?

Hi there. I'm the green thumb grower and I very new to being in a forum community. I know the basics of how every works an the basic ediquette but the whole thing is still a little overwhelming, but I can't better my skill without asking questions and trying new things. I hope to learn a lot from this community of like minded people. Thank you for your time and your knowledge Sincerely, GTG