Damn braddah . Must be nice . Here you have to have bag appeal and your lucky to get 180 a zip and less by the unit . And your stuff won't sell if it dont.
Bbcchance
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Loving it right now, gonna hate it when stock runs out though, gotta stay on the "hot" strain in a mostly indoor "college" market it seems, get caught holding the wrong name and you have to put in work to make what you are holding the new "hot", damn fickle game around these parts lately, makes ya miss the good ol days when folks just wanted weed, no one ever asked what kind ya got lol
bassman999
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jrock420
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I'm in a non legal and I only pull 2 a zip. I see some people pay as much as 400 tho. It's kinda funny and pathetic at the same time. Rich college kids with mommy and daddies $ don't think twice about a 400$ zip. They're the folks who ask how much is a half lb and are told 3200. Then they say damn, thats a deal!
Vnsmkr
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20 healthy seedlings (Karma Headbanger, Karma OG, Karma 24k White Gold, Homegrown Natural Wonders Quantum Kush, SinCity Seeds Sinfully Sour, HSO Green Crack, & Eastcoastmo Blue Shiva x Blue Shark) over here I'm quite happy with, up-potted to 1 gallon square pots few days ago so they are starting to take off now. Then the 2x Dr Who's flowering are at 2.5 ft and about 2 ft now, they will finish at ~4 ft tall so just over a meter.
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ruby fruit
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Great pics bra boy
Vnsmkr
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No idea but they thrive here. That was a small hanging pot before and now its a whole corner of my patio
. You can only see part of it in the picture, they actually wrap around that back corner and run along the wall. They multiplied in like 8 months
Vnsmkr
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@jrock420 here we go...
Cucaracha
Tradescantia, Commelinaceae: Tradescantia zebrina
Pharmacology: anodyne, antiherpetic, antiseptic, astringent, hemostatic
This creeping native spiderwort is distinguished by its variegated purple and silver leaves and small purple flowers. It is popular around the world as ornamental ground cover but few are aware of its medicinal properties. The fresh juice is used to combat hemorrhages and neuralgia of the face. To prepare, macerate leaves then apply juice to bleeding cuts or painful areas. Some folk remedies recommend using the plant for painful wrists caused by carpal tunnel syndrome. Take 1 to 3 leaves of this plant. Rinse and boil them until they turn pink, pour the water in a bowl and put your hands above the bowl when the steam cools to a comfortable temperature.
Cucaracha
Tradescantia, Commelinaceae: Tradescantia zebrina
Pharmacology: anodyne, antiherpetic, antiseptic, astringent, hemostatic
This creeping native spiderwort is distinguished by its variegated purple and silver leaves and small purple flowers. It is popular around the world as ornamental ground cover but few are aware of its medicinal properties. The fresh juice is used to combat hemorrhages and neuralgia of the face. To prepare, macerate leaves then apply juice to bleeding cuts or painful areas. Some folk remedies recommend using the plant for painful wrists caused by carpal tunnel syndrome. Take 1 to 3 leaves of this plant. Rinse and boil them until they turn pink, pour the water in a bowl and put your hands above the bowl when the steam cools to a comfortable temperature.
jrock420
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That's definitely it. I had no idea of the medical properties that's pretty cool to learn. Yeah I saw urs and was thinking wtf that looks alot like my cut in the bathroom that's just about dead. I put it into the grow room to see if I can resurrect them. They are really pretty the way the leave shimmer and kinda change color.
Vnsmkr
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Put it in the grow room. Yeah I bought because they were really pretty. They fkn love the tropical heat. Yeah who the FCK names this shit huh