Dr.D81
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yo i here that jimmer my 9 are rocking so far and i still have my pack of the bx 2 all i have read is your post will do some catching up now[video=youtube;KeKCrEzJI84]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeKCrEzJI84[/video]
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DoobieBrother
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There seems to be a time in the life cycle of Dog where they are either producing gibberellins or are more prone to the effects of endogenous gibberellins.
Once the plant passes that point in it's life cycle, the tendency to express maleness should also disappear, which is why balls are less likely after cloning.
Just a thought.
The Yorkshireman
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jimmer6577
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Your reasoning is better than mine. I just figured she's such a sexy plant she cant help but to wanta f@#k her self sometimes but her kids are out of the question.There seems to be a time in the life cycle of Dog where they are either producing gibberellins or are more prone to the effects of endogenous gibberellins.
Once the plant passes that point in it's life cycle, the tendency to express maleness should also disappear, which is why balls are less likely after cloning.
Just a thought.
DoobieBrother
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Naw, you're probably right.
bassman999
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I actually didnt check mine AT ALL, after I stuck them outside
Nice looking doggies you have there!
Nice looking doggies you have there!
The Yorkshireman
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Cheers man, I'll have to sort out a better light for pics at some point.
I've bust the switch in the room.
bassman999
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I just made a lighter 315 ppm batch of nutes for the clones.
I realized I lied, the SLH are fine its the Cherry pies that are burnt.
I also burned fairly badly the Grand AKs, but thats because they are in soil cups and must have a nute charge already.
The SLH are growing well as they all are (except for the Grand AKs), but the Dark Stars are double their height in just 4 days, they are going to get topped next feeding, and Ill look at others to see if they need a haircut as well.
bassman999
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The pics are better than mine!
Yeah even fans are frosted all the way down!^^^^^^
right bass 10 day frost is not to damn bad at all
jimmer6577
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I have an off topic ? for you guys. I'm looking to get a cheap buy here pay here car for school and found a place that I like and can get what ever I want for the most part. I am not a car guy at all and this place has your basic American budget cars and SUV's. Any suggestions for gas mileage, reliability, and handle hills in the snow?
DoobieBrother
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whodatnation
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Swear soon as I checked into the 600 I smelled dank 
kinda freaked me out.
[video=youtube;vS_QgQxlNJ0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS_QgQxlNJ0[/video]
kinda freaked me out. [video=youtube;vS_QgQxlNJ0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS_QgQxlNJ0[/video]
bassman999
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I am not much into American cars anymore, so I cant advise on them.
Dep on Budget, I like the the AWD Toyota Matrix.
I saw one 2005 like $6k
jimmer6577
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It's funny you said that because I asked if they get toyota's. They had a honda civic but I don't know about that. That's close to my budget. I'm just trying to do this with out a bank loan for credit purposes later down the road. Unfortunately out where I live these car lots have mainly American cars. I went into the city today looking and these type of car lots had non-american cars but they looked like they just gave the crack-head a rock for it. I mean they still had the last persons garbage in them still.
DoobieBrother
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Only experiences I have with SUV's is a '97 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4-door 4x4 back in Alaska.
They are known for many problems, all years.
Brake discs warp unless they're all steel ones (and then vibrate & tear up the front end during braking), problems with the multi-switch (lights/washers/cruise/etc on one switch on the turn signal stalk), problems with the windshield wipers stripping teeth at the crank in winter when it ices up, rear window hatch lock failures, and a PAIN in the ass to work on unless you have a car lift and teeny tiny little hands the size of a child.
Good engines, decent mileage if you don't romp on the loud pedal too much, but also good power if you have the bigger V-6.
But I'd avoid them.
They are known for many problems, all years.
Brake discs warp unless they're all steel ones (and then vibrate & tear up the front end during braking), problems with the multi-switch (lights/washers/cruise/etc on one switch on the turn signal stalk), problems with the windshield wipers stripping teeth at the crank in winter when it ices up, rear window hatch lock failures, and a PAIN in the ass to work on unless you have a car lift and teeny tiny little hands the size of a child.
Good engines, decent mileage if you don't romp on the loud pedal too much, but also good power if you have the bigger V-6.
But I'd avoid them.
DoobieBrother
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We have a 2005 Civic and it's been great.
Studs & chains and it'll be decent for general winter driving, though not like a 4x4 or AWD.
Studs & chains and it'll be decent for general winter driving, though not like a 4x4 or AWD.
jimmer6577
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That something to really take into consideration since something tells me you have worse conditions than I do.
whodatnation
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I second the 4x4.
All vehicles Iv bought have been from owner, I cant help but feel that any car dealer is trying to fuk you. On that you still need to know simple things to look at first mechanically. It takes a while but you can get some awesome deals on sound motor cars
All vehicles Iv bought have been from owner, I cant help but feel that any car dealer is trying to fuk you. On that you still need to know simple things to look at first mechanically. It takes a while but you can get some awesome deals on sound motor cars
