Tapalpa

[Old Crow]

So for my next study into the wonders of fungus I'm looking at some Tapalpa, a Mexican strain of cubensis.

They look interesting. Just wondering if anyone has ever worked with this strain. It's interesting how the cubensis strains look kinda alike. But it seems to me there are differences too.

I have been way from my studies with fungus but I feel drawn to it again, funny how that is, I have come back to learn more.

Nature is amazing.

 

[kaaos]

cubes are cubes are cubes :thumb_up:
there are barely any (or even none) diferences between cubensis strains, i'd say the only things that could differ would be the colonizing/fruiting times and even those are not really something you could predict based on strain but on individual genetics.
anyway, good luck on your grow!

 

[Old Crow]

Cubes are cubes, but we are not talking about sugar.

There have been days when B+ was nothing like Z strain and Golden teachers have taught me that they have a signature.

Maybe it was the day, maybe it was the weather, maybe it was the intensions put into the environment, but cubes are geometric. How are your cubes doing.. Today.8)