Did you start them in those pots? O yeah by the way they look awesome yuppers can't wait to hear the smoke report
Thanks, they were started in solo cups and transplanted around day 23 or so. I usually start in solos with autos and transplant between day 14-21 and they do fine.Did you start them in those pots? O yeah by the way they look awesome yuppers can't wait to hear the smoke report
The Anvil can get big according to the breeder, especially with a big pot to grow in. Mine are all in 2 gallon pots and the taller phenos are a little bigger than 36" from soil to top. I shoot for 1 ounce of dried buds per gallon of soil used and these look to be on track to meet or exceed that. They should be mostly deep purple once they mature so I'm gonna have a bunch of purple buds this run and great meds for my wife too.
In the late 90's while I was in college, one of the student employee secretaries in the athletics office would sing that every time she sent a fax or made a copy. I was an IT student worker, so I was in and out of just about every department on campus was we migrated from Windows NT domains to an active directory network and updated every staff member to Windows 98. When we upgraded the athletics suite I was sitting there installing 20 licenses of Windows on the office computers and joining them to the new domain as she wiggled at the fax machine and sang, "Face down, ass up, that's the way I like to fuck"
Be careful with squash always seems to get PM at end of growing might treat ladies with a preventative
$400 an oz. That is insane!So...I went to a dispensary for the first time the other day (definitely had dispensary product before though)
Nice taste, okay weed, but not impressed for over $100 for a 1/4.
Only hash for concentrates here too
I'm sticking with mine. Maybe a little something from there....here and there.
Alien cookies x kush mints cross....reminds me of something from way back. And a Tropicana Slurp, that tastes like forbidden fruit somewhere in there, so that's tasty.
It's 53 degrees here! Instant sweatshirt! Great weather to go ham on my rockery restoration. Removing a ton of silt and weeds from the beds and between the rocks. When we bought this place all these terraces were buried, couldn't see the rocks at all and the beds were filled with saplings.
