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O M G i just looked back at Blue mazar at day 36 ... fuck im indeed gonna have to punch a hole in the ceiling
Pterostychus: The Never Ending Story, Now Jack Herer
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Troy01
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I'll vote for that. I couldn't understand why people grew autos until i grew my first..... BAM..... instantly committed to them.
Troy01
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Dang... those girls are growing like crazy. They are really looking great.
Ripe1
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Where are or did you get the Blue Dream seeds?
Ripe1
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I love the dowels under the pots!
Ripe1
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I was really wondering about that. Good for you man! The bug man smokes albino!day 30
they keep growing like crazy ... me like very much ... i can see small knots forming they should be the start of preflowers
oh and btw yesterday me and some friends tested out an albino bud that i grew ... turns out it tastes completely like a normal bud ... maybe a little smoother due to lack of chlorophyl
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Humboldt Seeds Organisation they are in Humboldt County, CA
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hehe creative solution to prevent them standing in their runoff ...
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hehe it was a nice experience both before and after the harvest
... i had some more last night tbh ... this time rolled the way i like it ... on the pic thats my m8 rolling with different tabac and we already had a J before so ... so last night when i had another albino bud ... i found it to be kinda like i suggested no interference of the chlorophyl on the taste of the smoke, it also was as potent as the other buds but i found also that the taste it gave was more pronounced ... subtly more pronounced , it was a cleaner experience sort of speaking
Ripe1
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That makes total sense. So you might be onto something there. Do you have anymore seeds of that? You could start breeding for the first all albino Flower.
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problem is ... all albino plants dont have chlorophylls so they die as they cant process energy and nutrients into hydrocarbs
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anyway today is day 36 from seed and still no sign of preflowers .... yawn
but aside from that they are thriving
but aside from that they are thriving
Bilbobudkin420
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Heard good things about their blue dream
Bilbobudkin420
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Shes gonna be a yielder i reckon!.. well both of em. One on the right more soanyway today is day 36 from seed and still no sign of preflowers .... yawn
but aside from that they are thriving
Thriving? More like tearing it up!
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hehe ... just shows what decent genetics can do i mean compare to last grow with moderate genetics ... conditions and feed are the same the only difference is the coco brand ... it cant be that ... i mean ... pro coco is pro coco right ?? sure ... it must be genetics
Bilbobudkin420
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I would`ve thougt cos its inert that it wouldnt make a difference apart from density and drainage. But yer I reckon you definitely picked a gooden.
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i believe they were the first to bring out BD in seeds before that it was a clone only
Bilbobudkin420
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You're probably right. First I heard of it was a poster in a headshop and it was humboldt.