Shape Shifter
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Right. We've been over this plenty of times. Honestly, you people are just brain dead losers. It's quite sad, really.
Anyone else notice Autoflowers seem to be leafy as hell?
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Budzbuddha
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I found it ......
Merkn4aSquirtn
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PadawanWarrior
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I was just kidding with the you people thing.
And for the record I actually am a mouth breather. I discovered that from my dentist when I was a kid, but it makes sense. I'm actually being serious, lol.
Shape Shifter
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Bogus analogy. I didn't think i said anything clever there. See the difference? No you don't because you are clearly retarded.
edit....That was meant for Lime 73 who deleted his comment like a pussy
edit....That was meant for Lime 73 who deleted his comment like a pussy
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Budzbuddha
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I remember years back a grower got caught posting high times pics .... good times.
bk78
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racist.
Don cherry was terminated for this.
reported for being a racist douche nozzle
PadawanWarrior
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Budzbuddha
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U ... NO U .... YOU PEOPLE ... Whatever .
Cheesemond
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I have also noticed that autoflowers seem to be more leafy. I wonder if it's because people with autos run more light than 12/12.
Running lights like the plant is vegging to get fastest growth perhaps gives it more leaves also.
Running lights like the plant is vegging to get fastest growth perhaps gives it more leaves also.
twentyeight.threefive
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Leaf to calyx ratio is just genetics.
Cheesemond
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That's what everyone says, and I know genetics are a major factor.
However, I had 2 clones of a strain, one of which I threw out to flower and the other I kept as a mother. The first one had good calyx to leaf ratio.
A month later I threw out the mother to flower, and the overall buds were way bigger because it was an older and bigger plant, the buds were also way leafier!
Keep in mind, 2 clones from the same mother, different calyx to leaf ratio. So even though it's largely genetic, there MUST be other factors that affect it.
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