Saffasteve
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Enviroment will effect flowering times for sure, nutrition can also.
Aussie Growers Thread
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Lucky Luke
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7 weeks.
Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd
Lucky Luke
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Moto GP on tonight late.
Hotsauce27
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Hey guys I’m having bug issues what’s the best stuff to use and can I only use it during veg ??
reza92
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Depends on the bug. And depends on the product. More information is required preferably accompanied by pictures
Mirrordawn
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jzs147
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What happened to ya novel poem ya posted?
Rewerb
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Wonder Woman #2 in the ground:
GreenCrack in a 56L pot:
12 x Wonder Woman clones:
@DustyDuke - I FINALLY have them taking-off successfully .......how many do you want?
GreenCrack in a 56L pot:
12 x Wonder Woman clones:
@DustyDuke - I FINALLY have them taking-off successfully .......how many do you want?
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Bigjacky420
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klx
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Sub tropics, this is our dry season but I want it over stat.
Bigjacky420
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klx
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Its all good I am just having a whinge at the end of a long hot day. Things could be worse, I could have spinal meningitis
Saffasteve
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That middle pic looks killer !!!
Very impressive bro
Lucky Luke
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Gummy Bears gone wild!
Tasmania Police recently seized a number of packages from the Burnie Mail Centre that contained cannabis oil infused gummy bears. The seizure was conducted in cooperation with Australia Post.
Last Friday police conducted an operation at a residence in Odgen Street, Acton (Burnie). A search of the premises was conducted with a large quantity of cannabis and 47 cannabis plants located. Police also located a further quantity of cannabis oil infused gummy bears.
A 47-year-old Acton woman, a 23-year-old Acton man and a 19-year-old Acton man were all arrested and charged with a number of drug offences, including trafficking in a controlled substance. They were bailed to appear in the Burnie Magistrates Court at a later date.
Detective Senior Sergeant Martin Parker said “It is concerning that people are manufacturing confectionery infused with cannabis oil, as the confectionery could be easily mistaken as legitimate. We will continue to target people who distribute drugs and illicit substances, which causes significant harm to the community. Distribution of drugs has the potential to encourage criminal activity, anti-social behaviour, or breaches of our laws.”
Anyone with information about drug distribution should contact Police on 131 444 or report anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestopperstas.com.au
Tasmania Police recently seized a number of packages from the Burnie Mail Centre that contained cannabis oil infused gummy bears. The seizure was conducted in cooperation with Australia Post.
Last Friday police conducted an operation at a residence in Odgen Street, Acton (Burnie). A search of the premises was conducted with a large quantity of cannabis and 47 cannabis plants located. Police also located a further quantity of cannabis oil infused gummy bears.
A 47-year-old Acton woman, a 23-year-old Acton man and a 19-year-old Acton man were all arrested and charged with a number of drug offences, including trafficking in a controlled substance. They were bailed to appear in the Burnie Magistrates Court at a later date.
Detective Senior Sergeant Martin Parker said “It is concerning that people are manufacturing confectionery infused with cannabis oil, as the confectionery could be easily mistaken as legitimate. We will continue to target people who distribute drugs and illicit substances, which causes significant harm to the community. Distribution of drugs has the potential to encourage criminal activity, anti-social behaviour, or breaches of our laws.”
Anyone with information about drug distribution should contact Police on 131 444 or report anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestopperstas.com.au