Strawberry Kush
Don Carlos
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Anything outdoors 2020
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Strawberry Kush
Don Carlos
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Strawberry Kush
Don Carlos
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that is a very unusual and interesting looking bug...
what is it a species of mantis ?
ive made berry white resin oil, (pure buds) in the past...
(store bought weed)
and i really liked it, great flavor, a sweet exotic smell when burnt
great buzz, energizing, non couch lock, clear headed, focused
creative, social, and euphoric.....all would be words to describe it
thats one mean looking cola, pal....lol
stellar!!
-axle
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...como el Son...
Of course, it's a praying mantis. Straw-coloured ones like that tend to walk more on the thistle and dry grasses of the olive groves. The mantises that most often come to my plants are the green ones (there are some with very curious horns), but this year I haven't seen any yet....
There are also totally white ones...
What I also usually see, on the ground, are scorpions and snakes, but those are another kind of "bugs"...
Here is another of those straw-coloured mantises (even larger than the previous one) that I photographed last 26-9, also on the flowers of the King Congo (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei; Tropical Seeds Company):
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Crazy Chester
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A5 Haze looking killer for sure, RED 1!
Here's the leaning towers of Alien OG at 66 days of flowering:
I was forced to take some early samples when I found two smaller buds hanging from a thread after caterpillars ate through them:
Here's what I do to caterpillars who eat through my bud - I feed them to my guard spider who lives under the window frame behind the plant:
Here's the leaning towers of Alien OG at 66 days of flowering:
I was forced to take some early samples when I found two smaller buds hanging from a thread after caterpillars ate through them:
Here's what I do to caterpillars who eat through my bud - I feed them to my guard spider who lives under the window frame behind the plant:
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
It sure is nice seeing all these beautiful ladies! Great work everyone. 
Thanks my friend
