Foxtail Cultivars

I was going to mention grinspoon but I'm not sure if that's considered foxtailing. It seems to be a type of fox tail

Sour diesels. "Desfran" Skywalker haze Strawberry cough Pure sativas or strong sativas. And unstable hybrids

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If you want plants that naturally look like they've been hit with Zapper Gun, rather than just looking like a round ball of fluff 1. The Pure Old School (Wild & Airy) Would be considered as the Original "OG" foxtailers, as they do appear more like strings of pearls or vines than traditional weed. Dr. Grinspoon: A true classic, with a growth habit that resembles small bunches of grapes growing along a single strand of plant without any bulk whatsoever and almost 100% resin. Oldtimers Haze: A 1960s throwback that retains its characteristic skinny and long shape and well-defined spiral pattern. Thai (Landrace): Very airy so that they do not get too thick when grown in hot, humid conditions of the tropics. 2. The Hybrid Giants (Knobby & Dense) There are hybrids that have more than just the "meat" of their branches, and they still maintain the unique shape of their flowers. Ghost Train Haze: Recognized as having some of the largest "crown" shaped colas of any strain. ( Probably will be running this one in my next grow ) Sour Diesel: Known for the very "lumpy" and "staggered" calyx formation of its flowers. Super Lemon Haze: Frequently develops what are termed "fox ears" in the final two weeks of flowering. Blue Dream: The phenotypes that lean toward being Haze producers produce some very nice "mini-tower" shapes just prior to harvesting. 3. The Boutique Exotics Desfran: A pure sativa strain, it has a very intense, dense structure of crystal covered buds. With these strains, foxtailing is an intentional part of the high resin content of these types of plants that create a larger area for the multiplication of trichomes. Have you considered running a Sativa strain in your next growing cycle?

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