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Shiva Grows
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shiva82
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i gave it my mate to grow in his yard. i posted a few pictures a few pages back. i don't save any pictures , so you will have to search i'm afraid to say. i chopped it 2- 3 weeks early as mold had set in a few areas into the stem zone , and experience tells me in the u.k , to not leave it longer to fully mould. futile picking parts off here. i will go and trim it shortly with my friend, and grab a handful to smoke . it's all his . i'm just taking a smoke out of it . hopefully mould has not spread . i cut out all infected parts i could see last week . it did alright considering . if it was under protection from the heavy saturating rains she would of been fine
goingrey
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Even indoors it's chop time if there's mold anywhere on the plant for me.
shiva82
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backyard royal caramel. premature , and not quite dry yet. i tested a pinner and it did indeed taste and smell of caramel. more so as a clone this round outdoor opposed to as from seed and grown indoor. bits of mould here and there , but most is ok. i drove home paranoid about the smell , and felt baked . in another week i can test it properly. here is a nug
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shiva82
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yeah , just studying the picture. i have to go through it all bit by bit and cut it out
zaprjaques
da boveda kid
yo, did anyone of you ever hear about the blue java banana aka ice cream banana?
i was listening to an old episode of the growing with fishes podcast and somebody mentioned having them in their garden.
i researched a bit and found out they can be grown outdoors in europe cause they can withstand a bit of cold temperatures.
its best to grow in pots and bring them in in winter if possible though.
and with small pots they wont grow too big.
ive seen clones available on etsy for around 15 euros....
i was listening to an old episode of the growing with fishes podcast and somebody mentioned having them in their garden.
i researched a bit and found out they can be grown outdoors in europe cause they can withstand a bit of cold temperatures.
its best to grow in pots and bring them in in winter if possible though.
and with small pots they wont grow too big.
ive seen clones available on etsy for around 15 euros....
shiva82
Well-known member
never heard of it . interesting . if you can find them on etsy for 15 then maybe they will be 5 euro elsewhere lolyo, did anyone of you ever hear about the blue java banana aka ice cream banana?
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i was listening to an old episode of the growing with fishes podcast and somebody mentioned having them in their garden.
i researched a bit and found out they can be grown outdoors in europe cause they can withstand a bit of cold temperatures.
its best to grow in pots and bring them in in winter if possible though.
and with small pots they wont grow too big.
ive seen clones available on etsy for around 15 euros....
shiva82
Well-known member
ice cream banana sounds good. i thought you were making up a modern hybrid strain name to begin withyo, did anyone of you ever hear about the blue java banana aka ice cream banana?
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i was listening to an old episode of the growing with fishes podcast and somebody mentioned having them in their garden.
i researched a bit and found out they can be grown outdoors in europe cause they can withstand a bit of cold temperatures.
its best to grow in pots and bring them in in winter if possible though.
and with small pots they wont grow too big.
ive seen clones available on etsy for around 15 euros....
zaprjaques
da boveda kid
haha there's one indeed!
the banana cultivars name referes to its vanilla like aroma and creamy soft flesh.
