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Thanks man.Nice looking tent man! Welcome. :)
Thanks man.Nice looking tent man! Welcome. :)
I been getting beans from the same few banks since 05, all in Europe. Here is my favorite though their selection is limited, delivery is stealth and fast.Nice I'm fond of amsterdam seeds my first grow was light of jah from AMS.
Thanks man.Nice pictures
No, that is day 62 since I switched to 12/12 and initiated flowering. These plants were all out of the soil with embryonic leaves on March 7th, so, about 94 days from seed. That's about average, or a bit longer than average, for most plants that are about 80 to 85% Indica.Sweet creepin' jeezus, those look delicious. I want some to eat for dessert tonight.
So those buds were 62 days between seed and picking?
Love to be "back in the day" man. I graduated in 78. Columbian Gold was king then in my neck of the woods, LOL!Thank you. Now I know what "days" means in all of these seed ads. Back in the day, we didn't buy seeds. We collected good seed
Thanks man!! :);):sleep::sleep:LOL...Looking good. That should keep you outta trouble a while :cool:
Love to be "back in the day" man. I graduated in 78. Columbian Gold was king then in my neck of the woods, LOL!
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Seedbanks are now a dime a dozen. I don't trust American based banks to get beans to me. I been getting them from the same few sites in Europe since 05, and I've never been disappointed. Yes, when a seedbank says 7-8 weeks, or 49-56 days, those are days flowering. How long you veg. your plants before flowering is up to the grower and his needs. Since that varies widely, banks only address days of flowering before harvest.Thank you. Now I know what "days" means in all of these seed ads. Back in the day, we didn't buy seeds. We collected good seed