Study of Characteristics in Ornamental somniferum Poppy 2017
STUDY: Content & Characteristics in Ornamental Papapver somniferum L. Cultivars, 2017
This recent Study of Characteristics in Ornamental Papaver somniferum Poppies, was Conducted in 2017.
….concluded that the: ‘Queens Poppy’, ‘Lauren’s Grape’, & ‘Flemish Antique‘ Somniferum Poppies – TOPPED THE CHARTS!!
Referenced on Page 35 in the Study BELOW:
04/27/2017 @ 8:15 pm
Just got a nice amount of laurens grape if you need, which im sure you dont email me your number we’ve spoken before.drop your number if comfortable. Peace.
-Bryan
05/10/2017 @ 5:49 pm
Thanks for the offer, but we just harvested a bunch from the ones we grew this most recent Season.
But thank you! Much appreiated!
-OrgBot
01/22/2018 @ 3:09 pm
Where the hell am i? and how did i wind up here? lol, this site throws me all over the freaking place, to the point idk what im reading anymore.
so i quit.
I grew izmirs strains since the mid 90’s, and picked up some of their strains thru you, i grew a lot of pot and used to just toss the seeds into a pot, threw then in a 12 hour light cycle until they where as big as i wanted, then threw them into an 18 hour light cycle room to flower. easy peasy actually.
i used the same fertilizer at 1400 PPM, the same agrate plus commercial potting soil, AKA pro-mix #4 or similar types.
also cleared a patch outside where the sun hit over 12 hours a day in early summer. never had a problem, i mean they r nuisance weeds just like pot is is the right environments,
dont over think, over care, over water. omg when over watering is the most common problem ( which i know from personal experience) ur definenlty over thinking.
thats human nature, we put r soul into r hobbies.
and sometimes thats the opposite of what you want to do.
i just planted ur ikkanshu, golden triangle, afghan specials, and of course izzy’s bush seeds ( god their easy and oh so good.) lol.
Ill keep u all posted if i can find this post again. ( well ok i am lost right now, and am pretty certain i wont find this place again) but ill try.
lmao this site is harder to navigate then it is to grow the freaking things.
01/26/2018 @ 5:46 pm
Hey cuda440, good to hear about your Poppies!!. Sorry about the site navigational issues. Let me guess. You’re on a Mobile Device, right?
Yes, I admit, we are still implementing the Mobile Version of our Site.
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I think, you landed on this Page because we had to SPLIT some of our Blog Posts up into multiple Parts (as they were growing in size with hundreds of Comments- making it impossible to load a page),
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07/12/2021 @ 7:03 pm
So Lauren’s Flemish and queens too the charts… but what about these Izmir Afghan specials I just bought from you. Ya know the one the news talks about?? More potent than all these ?
07/14/2021 @ 1:46 am
The Izmir Afghans are most def. better than any of the above.
They just don’t happen to have been part of this particular Lab test.
Thanks!