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</span>, :crossed_fingers: fingers crossed
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Thanks for getting this started and good luck! Can't wait to follow along :heart:
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</span>, been a couple years for me too! Sadly they won't glitch me up on the board :smile:
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Grey-wolf might place and hasn't logged in for 2 years? LOL, kinda cheering for them. somebody dug deep to select that answer.
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Holy cow, batman! 2 solutions by the 5th? Someone might get over "10" this month. :sunglasses: :+1:
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</span>, :+1: A magnifying glass app on a phone is usually good enough to check the trichomes, but I wouldn’t mind one of the microscopes. Cheers.
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Hi again. This seems a bit abrupt on the harvest. I usually find outdoor autos take about 80-110 days depending on the strain. Cool overnight temperatures seem to be the thing that slow them down versus the indoor rates claimed by the breeders. Cheers.