fdd's starting early ----- Outdoor '08
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Seamaiden
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One of my sisters lives in Oakland. It doesn't smell "funny", it STINKS.fuck oakland. it smells funny.
The entomologist who seems to answer the most questions is in West Virginny.
ceestyle
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haha ... i'm off to berkeley in a minute. it had better not smell. well, like anything more than dirty hippies anyway.One of my sisters lives in Oakland. It doesn't smell "funny", it STINKS.
The entomologist who seems to answer the most questions is in West Virginny.
i was driving out to my patch yesterday and there was a dead skunk in the middle of a narrow two lane road, so i had to put it between the tires. it smelled awesome.
Shit ill drive up there for a few cuttings
look at the growth on these things. where's the stalk?
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On the top right of the pic ?!look at the growth on these things. where's the stalk?
idk i cant see it >.<
ceestyle
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not just yet. i will certainly take a raincheck on that, but i guess it's flowering time in not too long. gotta hit that window i guess.you gonna stop by or what?
bring a tray and take a few 100 cuttings?
Wikidbchofthewst
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So so pretty
i stopped comin to riu cuz i tossed my plants but im bout to start another outdoor and this was one of the last grow that i saw like a month or two ago and now im back and seeing the progress that fdd has put into these plant is ridiculous that plant is a moster all i gotta say is good work fdd hope mine turns out as good as yours
to be honest...in such a noobie looking at that green hole means nothing to me besides "big"... i cant wait to see your pictures once youre flowering so I have more an idea of whats going on in there!!look at the growth on these things. where's the stalk?
This is my first season around so i dunno
ceestyle
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I can't tell you how many times I've thought that. If I could breed a perennial plant, that would be awesome. I'll have to look into that...I see the plants like that, and I think, "You know what? They're pretty just for their foliage. But I wouldn't want an annual just for foliage, I'd want it to be a perennial."
zealand green
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Looking so nice dude, Lush!!
