malicifice
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Is it strain to strain or other reasons? Does heat, air flow, nutes play a factor? What's up with these stigmas?
What makes it hairy?
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All of the above are a factor but not finishing the plant can also mean extra hair if you let the plant go longer the buds fill in more so the hairs are smaller
LinguaPeel
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Mutations. Would you date a girl with 3 pussy lips? No but a shitty poser running a seed brothel would sell 10 pokes for 100$
Dumbguyneedshelp
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I would...
Rob Roy
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It's not usually something you ask before a date though, right?
"So, uh, Betty Sue, would you like to go catch a movie or something this friday night.... wait...you don't by any chance have 3 pussy lips do you" ?
Dumbguyneedshelp
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Usually I have to pay extra for that 
rob333
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p p and more p
Renfro
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well those nasty feminists don't shave...
Dumbguyneedshelp
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I'm a fan of hairy 3 lipped vaginas
Rob Roy
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chronicvanisland
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The pubic cilia are essential to premium pistil production(ppp) the plant decides on how many hairs to grow( some curly )
Ailalelo
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Interesting thread. I agree, Sativas tend to have funnier hairstyles. And yes, it is a genetic thing. I like very much the occasional redhead, but they are very rare and their effect tends to be different.
I know some varieties that have been heavily inbreed that have very short pistils. Long healthy pistils are what we like.
I know some varieties that have been heavily inbreed that have very short pistils. Long healthy pistils are what we like.
