The Heavy Frutie Duty, The Nuken And JTR

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Hemlock

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Don Gin and Ton said:
I think I've gotten the term slightly wrong maybe duploid. There was a grow on Riu of soma's nyc diesel that was a great example but for the life of me I can't think of the grower tho
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mr west said:
init triploid? or even polyploid?
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Don Gin and Ton said:
thats the fecker its polyploid

check it: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/126361-my-nycd-experience-6.html

bout 2/3 down the page
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Thanks ya'll!!! I will check that thread out Don. Good to see you all!!
 
Highlanders cave

Highlanders cave

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Boy doesn't that look like both of the parents morphed into one....she has the Caseyband structure and the big fans of the Black Sour Bubble, just a wee bit narrower than the BSB that I'm running. She's a beaut!! Thanks for posting it Hem! Where the hell ya been man anyways lol ; ?) Busy I'm sure, hope your well brother

 
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Hemlock

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Don Gin and Ton said:
glad to see you n your trees again man.
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Glad to be seen Don!!

mr west said:
yeah i posted something bout AMy in my thread days and days ago hoping urd pop round lol.
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Amy? I thought You and Don were gonna watch out for my gal? Seems she took a bit of a tumble in Serbia...
Highlanders cave said:
Took a couple of days but it worked lol
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mr west said:
hes not found it yet lol but at least he's in the park now lol
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On my way Now LOL....
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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I know right!? that's what she said man. I dunno being a superstar these days aint what it used to be. time was the stones would get lifted going through every single airport.
 
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Hemlock

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DST said:
Bless, how cosey they look!!!

You doing okay Hemlock?
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Hangin in there D. You know me puttin it and takin it down..


Yeah me and the girls were hangin out the other night. Thought I would wrap them up and turn the air down to 68f..LOLOLOLOLOL.
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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hahah bro 7 months tops my 6 n a half . looks massive and still a wee while off eh. bonza. i need me a dog in a blanket. or maybe i need to be with the dogs in the blanket. bit rough this morning...
 
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Hemlock

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Don Gin and Ton said:
hahah bro 7 months tops my 6 n a half . looks massive and still a wee while off eh. bonza. i need me a dog in a blanket. or maybe i need to be with the dogs in the blanket. bit rough this morning...
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mr west said:

monsta monsta monsta
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Good Morning Gents and DOn..LOL....
So DOn a bit rough this AM... Reading the paper look
like Rupert M News of the world seems to be able to
get out of this hacking scandle....

Hey Mr West yes they are monsters. I really enjoy gardening this way.
they are seem to do better when they are this big...
 
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Hemlock

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Polyploids, though they stand out as exceptions to the canon of heredity, still are confined by one of nature’s most basic guiding principles—genetic variation. Their success is closely tied to the diversity of their extra genes. Some polyploids inherit extra chromosomes that are nearly identical in genetic content to their ancestor chromosomes, which renders them as equally susceptible to diseases and environmental factors as diploids. But others inherit extra chromosomes that differ substantially from their ancestral forms. This provides at least some degree genetic diversity, which increases their ability to stave off disease and facilitates their adaptation to environmental stress.

HMMMMMMMMMM
 
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