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The Girl Who Drank The Moon
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Yeah. it was kind of boring. Not a reason to upgrade my M.
And I bought 2 of them and both failed. The Xikar was 38 bucks and I was bitching about the price lol. That thing lights every single time though.
CraZysWeeD
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All about the fuzz... They got a remarkable easy product to use and so simple. They should try marketing it more aggressive. This is a perfect delivery system for the drug and they should market it through healthcare...
Other jet lighters I had the gas or flame diffusor fails, cause of long heat maybe the material gets worn. Then they light as a regular flame lighter. Should invent an induction lighter.
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All about the fuzz... They got a remarkable easy product to use and so simple. They should try marketing it more aggressive. This is a perfect delivery system for the drug and they should market it through healthcare...
Other jet lighters I had the gas or flame diffusor fails, cause of long heat maybe the material gets worn. Then they light as a regular flame lighter. Should invent an induction lighter.
They should make a big Dynavap like the size of a cigar. Then you can use a blow torch and get lit to the moon. LOL
CraZysWeeD
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Lol
I got some Guerilla Glue scraping from my scissors I think I will try in the dynavape any day I feel cocky...
I got some Guerilla Glue scraping from my scissors I think I will try in the dynavape any day I feel cocky...
To me, this is the reason not to strip that early. You don't want the plant replacing the leaves you stripped...that's wasted energy that should be spent stretching and building budsites.
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Pretty puffballs!
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LOL
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The plants are filling in and growing straight up, so I decided that it would be in my best interest to install a trellis net to spread them apart. They also received their first dose of build-a-bloom yesterday. I will quietly thank Mother Nature for no deficiencies -calcium, or otherwise, being that we are well into week 3. There is no more spraying so I will have to rely on what is in the soil from here on out, and since the MoonShot is spanking
dat ass,
we will just have to pray for them.
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Gorgeous plants. Spot on. Nice job
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Thanks Derby
Vertical is the word here. Good move on the support and spacing!
Kismet
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Girls are looking fantastic Retrix. Loved the faces of the girls in the plants away's back, Swear when i am blazed i see faces in my veg girls on occasion 
. Smoke another one right?
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Thanks Shed.
Girls are looking fantastic Retrix. Loved the faces of the girls in the plants away's back, Swear when i am blazed i see faces in my veg girls on occasion
LOL Kismet. Thanks.
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Checked both plants for water. Misted tops of pots to keep the top layer moist. I found that this is the best compromise to keep the surface of the soil moist without over watering. I read that a concentrated amount of the soil life is in this top layer so I try to keep it from drying out too much.
The plants are showing the first signs of trichome production, and still no signs of nutrient deficiencies of any kind.
Temperature: 81.5
Humidity: 51%
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