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TreeTree

TreeTree

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#18973
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Growing, years
A 100%
Autoflower
100%
Outdoor
Royal Queen Seeds
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100% Royal Queen Seeds
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TreeTree
First time grow
First time grow
TreeTree
@MaryJaneMD, i dry for about 3.5 days and cure for about 2.5 weeks. If I dry any longer it gets way too dry.... I have air conditioning going so it sucks out the moisture pretty good.
TreeTree
@@Tryhard, it does contrast very well with green:)
TreeTree
holy moly bro...that's gonna be some BOMB ass smoke...her frosting has just begun my friend just wait...you have done an awesome job with her it appears...BOMB SEEDS picks their own personal diary of the month but you have to be growing their strains...Did not know if you knew that...if you have time to get this updated they will be picking their winner for the month NEXT THURSDAY...you could win a pack of free seeds...they do ship them super stealth too...you've got a real nice plant and your 16 weeks in...that's a lot of work bro and if you have the pics and info it maybe worth your time to get this caught up and such...your almost there!!!!
TreeTree
Is that perlite?
TreeTree
you have leafminers
TreeTree
she's drenched. Make sure your soil drains water well
TreeTree
cute plant
TreeTree
yeah quality is terrible
TreeTree
careful she's yellowing
TreeTree
wouw what a stretch !
TreeTree
praying leaves
TreeTree
nice healthy plant
TreeTree
You should have checked your EC
TreeTree
Welcome to the mini autos club ^^
TreeTree
So how did they go in the end?
TreeTree
maybe there are long lasting nutrients in your loam which cause the nitrogen surplus.
TreeTree
Damn that's a tough fight against the caterpillars !