BudmanTX
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time to grab the glasses and the loupe.......eh?
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time to grab the glasses and the loupe.......eh?
newgrow16
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Good Day, coffee was good, DDS flowers turned to ash 
, just couldn't decide what to do.
Trial for sling TV, Euro 2020, I know it's 2021, fu 2020.
Sitting and watching Poland vs. Slovakia, woohoo. I have been to Poland twice when my daughter was working there. Go Poland.
Everyone else get back to work, I am really retired for a couple of weeks.
, just couldn't decide what to do.Trial for sling TV, Euro 2020, I know it's 2021, fu 2020.
Sitting and watching Poland vs. Slovakia, woohoo. I have been to Poland twice when my daughter was working there. Go Poland.
Everyone else get back to work, I am really retired for a couple of weeks.
Jeffislovinlife
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You are close then sounds like my Panama Red 14 to 17 weeks in flower
raratt
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I chopped them.
BudmanTX
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how'd they look?
BudmanTX
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a true Mexican Sativa is like that too....
Laughing Grass
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raratt
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Mostly cloudy, a few amber but not many. It would be 16 weeks on Thurs. My hands stink...lol.
Laughing Grass
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16 weeks flower or total grow?
BudmanTX
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was it resinous? ok sticky?
BudmanTX
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pretty close, while i was cooking i had the garden hose next to me to cool me off
Laughing Grass
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Weird how this thread has become the defacto chitchat thread. Mysunnyboy's legacy.
Laughing Grass
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it's 68° here and we're having a thunderstorm.
BudmanTX
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raratt
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Didn't feel up the buds...lol. Edit, there were plenty of trichomes looking through the loupe.
Laughing Grass
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Lol not bragging, I'd prefer it be 10° warmer.
And you call yourself a grower
BudmanTX
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Real sativas don't always turn amber.
Real sativas can do 20 without breaking a sweat. They act more like perennials and you just take what you need once they reach a certain age and they keep growing. More like perennial vines than annual bushes.
