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ilikemsticky
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that's a cool video when do we see the trees lol!
Sticky's Almost Perpetual Grow
Early October lol
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ilikemsticky
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October 2015 ha!
At least lol
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ilikemsticky
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October 2015 ha!
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ilikemsticky
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bb frost!
Is she greasy or sticky?
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ilikemsticky
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she is very sticky theres all kinds of those floaters on her and other things I cut one off a couple days ago and laid it on a plate I went to move it and it was stuck to it lol its got some fat trichs on it om going to snip those buds Tuesday and then let it go and see if it will reveg!
Cool, it's a pretty plant.
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ilikemsticky
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I like the plant im hoping it will reveg and so I can take cuts you no if this plant wouldn't have went through the borg it would likely be 6 or 7 ft. by now suck is the life of a cannibus plant!
Try from clone this fall.
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ilikemsticky
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this fall I want to do a sativa grow im thinking sssdh-alaskan thunderfuck-y greige-Malawi I can fit 4 in my 5x5 pretty well with a little room to move around the y greige are fems the others are regs so I will likely start two of each of those!
Start them at 11/13 as seedlings.
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ilikemsticky
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ive heard that before helps keep the size down some and they'll finish quicker to I really wish I lived in a climate where I could grow out sativas naturally outside that would be so cool!
I've tried growing Colombian and Thai outdoors and they never got close to maturity before the first snow.
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ilikemsticky
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indoor only
a guy could start one outside them finish indoors its not the same but it would work but what kind of critters would you have on there to flourish in your tent!I've tried growing Colombian and Thai outdoors and they never got close to maturity before the first snow.
Start early indoors then move outside when it warms up.
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ilikemsticky
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so then back in about October!
Lol most likely!
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ilikemsticky
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its dam likely lol!
