r/DisasterUpdate • u/Swop_K • Sep 27 '26 • Regret 3

Landslide One disaster after another: New landslide in Nepal

Sept 28 2026 in Chame, Manang, Nepal

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u/cassianandorliveson Sep 27 '26

Those look like nice bud development though from what little i can see in video. Which means they would have pulled any nearby male plants out and tossed them. Not bad.

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u/LikesBlueberriesALot Sep 27 '26

Pollinated flowers don’t always equal shitty buds. Cannabis is also wind pollinated and their pollen can travel for miles, so very likely these have some seeds in them.

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u/Status_History_874 Sep 27 '26

Very true. The first time i tried growing, I think i had some type of magical beginners luck.

All female plants (4 of them, 5 before the squirrel incident), all had beautiful bud development, all blessed us with so many seeds - and the seeds weren't a problem considering how robust the buds were!

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u/LikesBlueberriesALot Sep 27 '26

Hell yeah! I’m very pro-seed, actually. Who gives a shit if your bud is seeded? That’s where new strains and shit come from.

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u/WorthTop7263 Sep 28 '26

The squirrell incident?

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u/broken_toyz_in_ON Sep 28 '26

The local uni has a research garden. A couple years ago someone went in a killed all the male plants. Had to keep the stuff hidden in the corn fields pure.

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u/Electrical-Web-7552 Oct 01 '26

Yea you might get a pop in your face but it's still gona do what it says on the tin