Heres a lil background info on this trooper:
She was started outside, by seed, in Texas' around Mid-May. She was started alongside her soul-mate, a Romeo plant that had been veged indoors. Suffice to say the rest of my outdoor plants are dead by mother nature, and the few that did survive popped nanners. Soon there after we found a home for Romeo. Hes doing quite nice, and should be hitting the chopping block in a few weeks.
Since we moved the romeo indoors, this juliet has been left for dead in the Texas' heat. It had not been watered/ferted/or given any human care for the last month and half. So when i went to check on it last week, i wasnt really expecting much. Instead of finding a dead little gimp, a 2 1/2ft thriving LADY was there. She has now been moved to Verona where she can be cared for like she deserved. The car ride was a lil rough on her, but shes now fully recovered, and loving her new hole.
Im going to go check on her, here in the next hour, and will try and get pictures uploaded soon.
bartender187
She was started outside, by seed, in Texas' around Mid-May. She was started alongside her soul-mate, a Romeo plant that had been veged indoors. Suffice to say the rest of my outdoor plants are dead by mother nature, and the few that did survive popped nanners. Soon there after we found a home for Romeo. Hes doing quite nice, and should be hitting the chopping block in a few weeks.
Since we moved the romeo indoors, this juliet has been left for dead in the Texas' heat. It had not been watered/ferted/or given any human care for the last month and half. So when i went to check on it last week, i wasnt really expecting much. Instead of finding a dead little gimp, a 2 1/2ft thriving LADY was there. She has now been moved to Verona where she can be cared for like she deserved. The car ride was a lil rough on her, but shes now fully recovered, and loving her new hole.
Im going to go check on her, here in the next hour, and will try and get pictures uploaded soon.
bartender187
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