i went with the purple haze x malawi this year that has just started to bloom. the vigor on these are unbelievable
the ace Malawi hybrids I ran were enormous.
the zamal hybids I ran were enormous.
the hybrid vigor of both was exceptional.
i went with the purple haze x malawi this year that has just started to bloom. the vigor on these are unbelievable
thnx 'lumi-Could be over exposure from flash?
zamal auto flower pheno from zamaldelica I call zamalish and the soa zamal ( fermented fruit pheno).what zamal did you use? i have soa, but think i get french touch zamals as well
It's been a while since I've posted. Honestly, I didn't know if the panama red would survive the heat here. We had a stint of 105 degree days and she didn't like it. She has recovered and hopefully will finish by the end of December. She is one big ole mess of weighed down branches.
Also, I broke my camera so this is the best I got for now. For a size reference, that tallest branch is about 6 foot 6 inches. The shorter branches are something like 5 feet.
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Check out my little Nepali clone, throwing out all these single leaves. She's been in flower for a couple of weeks now, growing like a weed in a tiny little pot.
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best pest control ever bro!
Raco's Haze #27 (Tom Hill Original haze) cut outdoors, this one was found between hundreds of plants in a massive grow-op!
Raco's Haze #27 (Tom Hill Original haze) cut outdoors, this one was found between hundreds of plants in a massive grow-op!
Getting slower than I expected, but I'm sure the wait will be worth it! Gonna try it indoors under 600W soon as well.
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Vibes.
great leo and ripper control as well; the real pests!
I got yellow jackets down here. I get almost immune from the stings after so many times. seriously. the last time I got 4 yellow jacket stings I couldn't even feel them after 1/2 hour.
if you go stomping around outdoors in the se usa around my area you will get hit.
Looks like she misses home sampson ,It's been a while since I've posted. Honestly, I didn't know if the panama red would survive the heat here. We had a stint of 105 degree days and she didn't like it. She has recovered and hopefully will finish by the end of December. She is one big ole mess of weighed down branches.
Also, I broke my camera so this is the best I got for now. For a size reference, that tallest branch is about 6 foot 6 inches. The shorter branches are something like 5 feet.
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