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02-03-2009, 10:00 PM
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02-04-2009, 03:47 PM
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| Well I went on a nice little drive when I came across a couple of nice spots. I wish I had a camera to to take pics but I'll be sure to get one for the grow. I'm pretty sure no one messes around this area, and I had to trek through the woods like I was in an episode of Man vs. Wild.
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02-08-2009, 06:02 PM
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| Ohh, yall got me itchin!!
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02-10-2009, 10:37 AM
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 | GD, SOB, MF......  it looks like all three of my thai x ss babies are gonna be males....  one is definite, and the other two are just barely too small to tell but definitely look like the beginnings of males.... with the papayas not popping and the thais being males, it looks like im left with the auto ak's for now.... feminized seeds it is from here on out.....its still not too late to get some blue cheese or violator kush...maybe some white berry, or even some afghan kush..the possibilities are endless...mwahahahahaha...sorry, got a lil carried away.... 
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02-10-2009, 02:17 PM
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| Hey Zait, and anyone else. Noticed you had blueberry outside last year? I'm curious about it because I've heard that blueberry was only for inside. I've some blueberry (dutch passion I believe) inside right now, if it can go outside then I'll get some outside in May. I'm in the PNW so I want strains that will finish before the rain and botrytis mold comes. Unfortunately the only strains I have access to now are dutch blueberry, mango (KC brains? don't really know got clones from someone), and what is supposedly white widow (again not sure of the parentage apparently seeds from somones hermied plants). Of those perhaps mango can go outside but I was thinking the other two might be unsuitable... Anyone with outdoor experience with these or similar strains please let me know your experiences! Thanks folks. Spring is coming. Wont be long now. | ||
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02-11-2009, 09:48 AM
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I`m hoping that the White widow does well out doors as i got my seed oder and I`m hoping they will do well in my climate | ||
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02-11-2009, 04:18 PM
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| First post on these forums and let me just say thanks to you all for all the info splashed all over this place. I have searched the internet for months trying to find somewhere like this where people will actually help you and not just say "lolz keep tokin" etc lol. I'm planning to grow this year for the first time, I have 10 KC "brain's damage" Indica seeds but haven't picked them for any reason, they were cheap on EDIT so I got some lol. I plan to germ and grow the plants at home for a couple weeks, and then plant outside around where I live (but not to close  ). I'm in the UK so straight the way I know I have bollocks weather for it.. but I can't grow at home as my parents would be less than impressed lol. I will be waiting until at least late march - april to plant outside, but is there any important advice peoples can give to make sure I get a nice little harvest? | ||
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 You have deff. found the right place to learn. Sorry im not much help on outdoors growing. And good luck.
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| Reading!? that's like 130 miles away lol. I live in the midlands. Thanks anyway though. And yeah, my parents don't even think I still smoke, so growing I'm sure would be a very bad move. Shame is, we have a double brick garage at the end of our garden, it's big enough for a 100 plant grow lol. Maybe one day eh For now I have 1-2 spots planned out, nice south facing fields where no body goes. I'll post pictures when I have them  Oooh, last question.. if I'm planning on putting my plants outdoors at the end of march / april.. when should I start them off at home? Like just a couple weeks before or much sooner? Thanks | ||
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