FinTheFarmer
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Couldn't agree with you more these plants amaze me more than the perfect curvature of a beautiful womanYup. We all make plenty of mistakes. Fortunately our plants are amazing at recovery.
Couldn't agree with you more these plants amaze me more than the perfect curvature of a beautiful womanYup. We all make plenty of mistakes. Fortunately our plants are amazing at recovery.
Cool. Sounds good.I cut right above the node maybe a quarter inch up, used a brand new razor should be good. How would I know if it was infected?
Lol. Yeah. Kind of the same here.Hah! That's awesome man! I've never had a deer completely destroy my plant but Ive had some do damage. As far as those blackberry patches man that's the way to go nobody wants to go walking through that and like you said they like similar soils. Props on having that on lock that's whats up!
I whole heartedley agree. I also have learned from my mistakes also, I feel that's how a good grower evolves over the years. And yes an established MJ plant outdoors is extremely tough and resilient. I've seen it with my own eyes as well manYup. We all make plenty of mistakes. Fortunately our plants are amazing at recovery.
Totally agree here as well, nice comparisonCouldn't agree with you more these plants amaze me more than the perfect curvature of a beautiful woman
I whole heartedley agree. I also have learned from my mistakes also, I feel that's how a good grower evolves over the years. And yes an established MJ plant outdoors is extremely tough and resilient. I've seen it with my own eyes as well man