Olive Drab Green
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I think your plant might be tripping face.I think my plant may be gay...
"about a pound"
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Olive Drab Green
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My bad.
Joe Blows Trees
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It was a runt that unfortunately got the brunt of the damage from mites because they attempted to hide in an area around her and being so small, she really didn't have a chance. It's a mystery bean from a fellow grower and honestly, after growing out the others, I'm not impressed, but wanted to see how much she'd yield for hash.
tangerinegreen555
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oh, I never said I wouldn't try it...
potpimp
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Thanks man, I appreciate that. I've used this same avi since I joined in 2007.
abe supercro
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diatomaceous earth @Joe Blows Trees ?
Joe Blows Trees
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It's sand mixed in with my soil. Had a gnat outbreak as well. That's one of the few pots left with sand. Got the gnats under control now so no need for it. The apple cider vinegar mixed with soap has taken care of the adults. 
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abe supercro
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good reminder on the sand. i also need to spread around some fresh sticky cards to identify if gnats or anything are gettin a foothold.
this will be the time of the year, when i nxt repot any just rooted lil ones and add a layer of fine play sand to the top. makes a barrier from any fungus gnats.
this will be the time of the year, when i nxt repot any just rooted lil ones and add a layer of fine play sand to the top. makes a barrier from any fungus gnats.
dannyboy602
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You simply run one hand up its xylem while gently licking on its phloem
Tim Fox
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ya baby