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Here is the big ol gal and her personality is great stillNice maui genetics! Great to see some old stuff being bred!
Right on, nova! Been a while! Back at it with a vengeance!My plants so far getting back in the swing of things. I had to pop a reveg zkittlez dream in place of a fastbuds 42 Tropicana cookie fast that turned out to be a big autoflower.![]()
Love love that Nepali. Looks like a clump of Horseweed.A pale Burmese on the left and then the Nepali Highland 3 center and right.
I cut these middle of july and put em in the ground July 29th. Got just over 3 zips off eachQuestion: what is the latest month anyone here has cut clones for outdoor natural light?
Their Kentucky wonder, pole beans. They'll grow as high as the fence u build, and some.. last years was about 10-12' tall.Hoss, how high do your beans get? What kind are they?
Ty brother
Quality my friend.Their Kentucky wonder, pole beans. They'll grow as high as the fence u build, and some.. last years was about 10-12' tall.
What u see from the road.
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My view
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Edible hide a crop.![]()
The views better...wish a lived in your area.Quality my friend.
The look certainly supports the supposition that this landrace was cultivated with stealthy growing as a priority.Love love that Nepali. Looks like a clump of Horseweed.
Since you've been there already. I am looking at mine everyday and have yet to see it show signs of sex (almost 7 weeks old now). Are you near a 12/12 latitude? And did you notice when you saw visible signs of sex?The look certainly supports the supposition that this landrace was cultivated with stealthy growing as a priority.
You mean cut off from the outdoor plant and get it rooted an plant that outside? I think it's a bit late unless you have a greenhouse to get them matured for harvest. I'd think a month to root an harden them for outdoor. If you lived in California then I'd do it.Question: what is the latest month anyone here has cut clones for outdoor natural light?
yep me too, haven’t watered the ones in the ground yet,..Every thing is growing well including the weeds (of all kinds).
A skunk on each end and a Raspberry Shoes from 7East in the middle. I cleaned up the bottoms a bit. More to do still but I don't take too much at once and the plants aren't stressed as much. They're still getting enough water naturally that I don't have to water. It makes for a very easy grow so far.
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