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Hi Xfers, maybe I'm wrong but it seems you're having the same problems I had posting pics... If so, Ncali kindly explains how to do it in post #3135 of this thread
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Hi Xfers, maybe I'm wrong but it seems you're having the same problems I had posting pics... If so, Ncali kindly explains how to do it in post #3135 of this thread
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So much sexy in this thread!!
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Beautiful Kaskadian ! They're fattening up quite fast for such a pure sativa strain, easy to see they're loving your care...
Beautiful Kaskadian ! They're fattening up quite fast for such a pure sativa strain, easy to see they're loving your care...
Thanks brutha!
More Ace Purple Haze x Honduras...
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Such sparkling beauties brother !
I wish so much it were safer for me to order more Ace seeds but, even if I could, I'm sure I wouldn't be able to care for them as well as you do. Tropical outdoor has its down sides... ;-)
I wish so much it were safer for me to order more Ace seeds but, even if I could, I'm sure I wouldn't be able to care for them as well as you do. Tropical outdoor has its down sides... ;-)
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I've reposted in post #3149 the pics that had disappeared from it. Not sure why but I must likely have done something wrong, as usual... ;-)
I won't post anymore pics here and I apologize to all pure sativas lovers for having spoiled the thread with pics of plants that, however strongly they lean on the sativa side, are only hybrids...
Peace to all of you brothers
I won't post anymore pics here and I apologize to all pure sativas lovers for having spoiled the thread with pics of plants that, however strongly they lean on the sativa side, are only hybrids...
Peace to all of you brothers
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well we have had a look under most my girls skirts ....but I have,nt posted this one yet .
its nevils haze /malawi x a5 bx ...now there should be enough sativa in there to give you satty guys a relief from my hybrids posting ... its been through a wet war and come out giving weather the finger . outdoor crops have been smashed this season with huge rains and destroyed . I,ve come of pretty good .
friends seed he passed me to try , for mold resistance ,
she,s only had about 5 sunny days in 40 days , she gets too finish is sunshine and sticky up which is great
its nevils haze /malawi x a5 bx ...now there should be enough sativa in there to give you satty guys a relief from my hybrids posting ... its been through a wet war and come out giving weather the finger . outdoor crops have been smashed this season with huge rains and destroyed . I,ve come of pretty good .
friends seed he passed me to try , for mold resistance ,
she,s only had about 5 sunny days in 40 days , she gets too finish is sunshine and sticky up which is great
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WOW ! How could one not fall in love at first sight...??? ;-)
Thanks a lot for sharing Beanz !
Thanks a lot for sharing Beanz !
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Here's a different Ace Purple Haze (Oldtimer's Haze) x Honduras female. Really spindly, covered in trichs/resin, and smells entirely like tropical fruit. Doesn't even have any kind of cannabis smell, just fruit.
11 weeks of 11/13
11 weeks of 11/13
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Hey Sticky, what is your camouflage plant in the back?
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Hey Tipunch !
It's Wedelia Chinensis. A natural pest repellent kind of rampant grass that helps holding the soil on slopes under tropical rains. I also use it to make a maceration that I dilute with water and spray on the plants before flowering. They love it and it really helps against insects and, since they're often vectors, against viruses. We've had a major TMV outbreak about 7 years ago (that lasts to this day...) so I looked around to see which plants were unaffected. I tried several and found this one to be the most effective so far.
I keep my fingers crossed... ;-)
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