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It was my first time having this profound of an effect. It only took like 3 good hits, too. The plant I made the hash from did look kinda sativa- dominant (bagseed).

oh yeah, I know that, but I meant about this weird numbness I have had all day today...

So let me begin by saying I know this was stupid. I feel the need to share this story so I feel a little better... I had never really got high before. Just a little buzzed, spaced out listening to music. But never really f'ed up. I had a little glob of bubble hash, tin foil (smack me now, I...

Yesterday I killed a 3 and 1/2 foot male. I decided to make some ghetto ice-type hash as a little experiment... I don't have any bubble bags just a pot, a wooden spoon and...ice. So I put in about a third of the plants' worth of leaves, a bunch of ice, then water. I stirred this until the...

Forgot about this for a while.....:? Anyway, the little plant that I put directly into the soil is now a 5 foot plant with definite female preflowers! The plant that was the largest in the photos went in the ground after a while too, it's about 3 and a half feet, can't be sure about its sex...

All I've got is one plant showing female sex, the other two have nothing so far...

my smallest plant just went into the ground, in a mixture of one part well drained soil to one part peat, the bale type. I added osmocote per the directions on the container and am using an automatic drip irrigation system...aka plastic bottle with a few pinholes. If this guy does nice I'll put...

Ok...got the two largest plants transplanted into 12 inch pots last night. My supply of 5 gallon buckets disappeared over the years...:-? Anyway, both were loosely rootbound with nice, healthy white roots. As for the smaller two, I'm thinking they might go into the ground. We shall see...

Here they are at 17 days, this was taken around 11am. The largest plant has 5 bladed leaves, and white roots are starting to show through the drainage holes. Probably transplant it to a 5gal bucket after work tonight. The insects are being held at bay, thankfully. Gotta run to the garden center...

:mrgreen: :peace:

Ahhh didn't notice that was a T12...a Noncompact Fluorescent.;-)

Sounds like a personal problem. ;-) I'm putting my outdoor plants in buckets. No moles around here, but we do have groundhogs. And said groundhogs don't usually want to reach up a 5gal bucket to eat plants. The bugs can be a problem, at least you probably don't have japanese beetles and...

looking awesome, man! Looks like they did nice under the CFL's, but they'll take off outdoors. Subscribed and good luck

Thanks for the subscribe, +rep 4 u:peace:

Oh yeah and....I might have missed this, but is it normal for outdoor plants to slightly wilt at night? It's not bad but it is noticable. They're always perked right up when I visit in the morning...:shrug: I'll research this a bit.

Thanks!! I went out and checked on 'em tonight, the large plant is starting to get 5-bladed leaves. Good deal! :peace:

Saturday the 21st, at 16 days old. The yellowing went away as the fert went to work. A little damage from insects, but I neem'd 'em so we'll see if that helps. :peace:

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Big +1, have the same stance as you on this. mutant food...:spew:

Here's exactly two weeks since germ of these four. Definite skunky-sour smell coming off:weed: