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Doesn't everyone have the right to have this in their Backyard?
- Thread starter HawaiianGrown
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Hell yes!
HawaiianGrown
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........ and by "this" I mean a tropical climate and pure air and volcanic/organic soil and pure old-school landrace Hawaiian Indica genetics ready to serve.
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guest121295
Holy pakalolo, yes they do!!
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RedOne
hell yeah!
audioaddict
Active member
I would be quite happy with just the ability to grow some quality Hawaiian (or any other quality) genetics in my back yard.
I think even global warming will have a job turning my climate into tropical goodness with volcanic organic stuff to grow them in, but ya never know...
I think even global warming will have a job turning my climate into tropical goodness with volcanic organic stuff to grow them in, but ya never know...
Damn Straight!
The last 2 outdoor grows were seed runs. The sunlight intensity was too much for the girls, and as soon as the seeds were viable the plants died... like within 2 days! This year I'm using shade cloth over the top, and the girls love it.
Your Hawaiian Indica looks a lot like mine, I called her Kuipo. She came from Molokai.
Keep it green Hawaiian!
The last 2 outdoor grows were seed runs. The sunlight intensity was too much for the girls, and as soon as the seeds were viable the plants died... like within 2 days! This year I'm using shade cloth over the top, and the girls love it.
Your Hawaiian Indica looks a lot like mine, I called her Kuipo. She came from Molokai.
Keep it green Hawaiian!
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guest121295
How many harvests do you guys have per year outdoors in Hawaii? When I was just a pup I lived in Hanalei and weed was available all the time, the local stuff looked crummy to a weed snob from Ca like me but that's when I learned to love the island weed.Had only been used to outdoor Ca skunk and Thais and it took me a bit to realize the quality and leap over my big round green bud predjudices.It turned out that I found some unreal weed on the westside, what a climate.
ijim
Member
I was the base paperboy at Pearl Harbor in the mid 60s. There were some plants near the base softball fields. And along the canal between Hickam air base and Honolulu Airport. I would ride my bike past them all the time without a clue as to what they were. Until I popped my first see in 67. By that time I was four thousand miles east of there.
TheFlyinHaWyn!
Active member
sure, been doing it for years, family forever
mostly sativas tho, not me, i play with the new flavors
nice. a hui hou
mostly sativas tho, not me, i play with the new flavors
nice. a hui hou
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DJXXPLATINUM
OH PAKALOLO......LOVE THEM DAYS IN HAWAII...DJ
BlueGrassToker
Active member
Pakalolo a'gogo!
Damn straight we have the right! I exercise that right every chance I get. I have a HI growing out back now. (cherrychunk)
Damn straight we have the right! I exercise that right every chance I get. I have a HI growing out back now. (cherrychunk)
SupaDupaDupa
Member
We should, but in the USA that was one of many rights that have been taken away from us.
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tumbleweed
sub hg pakaloha,
i was wondering about the soil on the island, can you plant straight in the ground in good areas our is there a need to dig and backfill with storebought?
sweeet herb stick i also like the plant in the backround with those blade leafs
and of course we all should have that right
follow god law..
grow and live
i was wondering about the soil on the island, can you plant straight in the ground in good areas our is there a need to dig and backfill with storebought?
sweeet herb stick i also like the plant in the backround with those blade leafs
and of course we all should have that right
follow god law..
grow and live
Not only should we have the right, I'd like it to be mandatory.
HawaiianGrown
Active member
How many harvests do you guys have per year outdoors in Hawaii? When I was just a pup I lived in Hanalei and weed was available all the time, the local stuff looked crummy to a weed snob from Ca like me but that's when I learned to love the island weed.Had only been used to outdoor Ca skunk and Thais and it took me a bit to realize the quality and leap over my big round green bud predjudices.It turned out that I found some unreal weed on the westside, what a climate.
I flower outdoors pretty much year-round, but try to avoid having ladies out in Jan/Feb, as the reduced light results in hermies. This year, I put stuff out in May, with no light dep, and they still went into flowering right away.
