I'm sorry to hear that.
I hope that when he returns he updates and sends the seeds or returns the money...
I hope that when he returns he updates and sends the seeds or returns the money...
guerillaassasin
New member
Thank you, I don't have much hope
Eltitoguay
Well-known member
18-May-2024
Extreme Haze regular (NL#5-Haze "extreme haze pheno" x Old Timers Haze "green light pheno"; Tropical Seeds Company), born May-14, inna pot, outdoor:
Extreme Haze regular (NL#5-Haze "extreme haze pheno" x Old Timers Haze "green light pheno"; Tropical Seeds Company), born May-14, inna pot, outdoor:
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Eltitoguay
Well-known member
21-May-2024
Extreme Haze regular (NL#5-Haze "extreme haze pheno" x Old Timers Haze "green light pheno"; Tropical Seeds Company), born May-14:
Extreme Haze regular (NL#5-Haze "extreme haze pheno" x Old Timers Haze "green light pheno"; Tropical Seeds Company), born May-14:
Eltitoguay
Well-known member
4-June-2024 :
Last night there was a sudden, torrential storm. This morning, outside the house, I found this large mantis in the pot where the Extreme Haze (NL#5-Haze "extreme haze pheno" x Old Timers Haze "green light pheno", Tropical Seeds Company; born May-14) is still.
I think the poor mantis was dragged along the ground by the storm, and managed to climb to the pot (which is protected from the rain by the wall and by what protrudes from the roof) to safety. I surprised her by getting rid of the leaf litter and dog hair that was tangled around her wings, legs and antennae, while she was sunbathing to dry. When it was dry, I carefully moved it, between two huiguera leaves, to the garden itself, where it has a multitude of potential food.
Last night there was a sudden, torrential storm. This morning, outside the house, I found this large mantis in the pot where the Extreme Haze (NL#5-Haze "extreme haze pheno" x Old Timers Haze "green light pheno", Tropical Seeds Company; born May-14) is still.
I think the poor mantis was dragged along the ground by the storm, and managed to climb to the pot (which is protected from the rain by the wall and by what protrudes from the roof) to safety. I surprised her by getting rid of the leaf litter and dog hair that was tangled around her wings, legs and antennae, while she was sunbathing to dry. When it was dry, I carefully moved it, between two huiguera leaves, to the garden itself, where it has a multitude of potential food.
