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wow i cant get over the fact of how stunning they look
looking at your plants makes me wanna move close to earths equator and start growing outside yearound
Thanks for your positive energy and support, brother!
Relaxed's Outdoor Medical Grow - 2016
Thanks for your positive energy and support, brother!
Tasty my friend Keepem Green
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The assorted veggies for Spring
sativa Blackberry (in training)
Swiss Cheese
Jack Dawg
Underdawg
sativa Blackberry (in training)
Swiss Cheese
Jack Dawg
Underdawg
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VladimirPutin
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So did Vlad finally find the epic grower's hangout?
Far out plants Mr. Relaxed, Outdoor is crazy!!!
V
Far out plants Mr. Relaxed, Outdoor is crazy!!!
V
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Aloha brotha CHH, hope all is going well in your world mate
Thanks Conrad
So did Vlad finally find the epic grower's hangout?
Far out plants Mr. Relaxed, Outdoor is crazy!!!
V
V, not much to report on right now other than it's raining. Had to cut a small amount of rot/mold out a few days ago, just hoping it doesn't start back up again. 
Dr Bob
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That Blackberry in training I bet will turn out pretty amazing. I have been dying to try one sometime soon.
Love the new digs for 2016.
Bob
Love the new digs for 2016.
Bob
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I have the same envisioned result! When you get a "pop up bush" you go with the flow
Here are some pics of the older ladies
JD
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They sure are beautiful this time of year.
Dr Bob
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They sure are! Those may be the most colorful girls I have ever seen. Almost every color imaginable on one plant.
Bob
Bob
VladimirPutin
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Everything in Boston is loud, dirty, and grey, so your update is some most welcome beauty-therapy.
Especially in "The House that Lest Built".They sure are beautiful this time of year.
yea Looks Great Brotha and all is well here
lotta work atm
lotta work atm
Bout makes ya want to lick the lens................. Keepem Green
Everything in Boston is loud, dirty, and grey, so your update is some most welcome beauty-therapy.
Are you sure you aren't talking about Brooklyn? It also begins with a B.
Those plants are gorgeous
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Decided to go ahead and do re-shoot of that last update with natural lighting. Temps warming back up to Spring temps (in the low 70s). Trichome production is really taking off on these ladies, after feeding them 0-8-1 bat guano, it really stimulated resin production. But darn, these are about the nicest and prettiest cannabis plants I've grown to date.
Love the Fall colors, and perky fans. Does it look like the leafs a bit puffier or thicker than summer plants? Wonder if they are trying to grab every photon they can.
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Love the Fall colors, and perky fans. Does it look like the leafs a bit puffier or thicker than summer plants? Wonder if they are trying to grab every photon they can.
I don't think the leaves look "thicker" or "puffier" than the summer. Not much different with the leaves other than turning purple. I'd imagine they turn purple because during the winter there is a lot less UV-type light (or shorter wavelength light), there is more IR light during the winter, therefore the plant will produce pigments that can more easily absorb longer wavelengths of light. So, in essence, it would turn purple to grant itself a winter advantage over strains that do not turn purple quite as easy. In other words, turning purple provides it with the ability to dominate its own special ecological niche in nature, one in which green plants would not survive. I think this is also one of the reason why the plant appears purple, because it's absorbing the visible spectra other than UV/purple light, and hence reflecting the blue/purple light (from the synthesized pigment).
They are definitely trying to grab every available photon they can
