OREGON STRAIN PINKLEBERRY

xtsho

xtsho

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What's the actual benefit of pink pistils? They might look cool but what do they bring to the table?
 
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The Mantis

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ky farmer said:
pinkleberry who has some beans of it that will let some of them go.i have cash.
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Those flowers look cool. But yeah don't spend that much on the beans.

If you want pink, check out Killing Fields from Sannie. 80% turn pink and it's a very similar looking beautiful pink color. Only $30-40 for a pack! I don't remember super dark pink pistils, but certainly the bud and calyxes are all pink. I'll see if I can add some pics....

here's a few (not my pics but from google):




 
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ky farmer

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The Mantis said:
Those flowers look cool. But yeah don't spend that much on the beans.

If you want pink, check out Killing Fields from Sannie. 80% turn pink and it's a very similar looking beautiful pink color. Only $30-40 for a pack! I don't remember super dark pink pistils, but certainly the bud and calyxes are all pink. I'll see if I can add some pics....

here's a few (not my pics but from google):




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thank you for the help but I wount the pure pinkleberry.
 
Thundercat

Thundercat

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hlpdsk said:
Nice, but I just looked at those and they are $50 for 5, so it is the same price. Pinkleberry is a 10 pack
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It's pretty awesome this is an IBL F5. You don't see enough deep breeding happening these days. I would love to get my hands on a pack of these honestly. You should pick up an extra pack and trade me for a new glass piece, I'm a glass blower :). There is pictures of my work on my journal I wanna say second to last page.
 
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