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maxtabilis
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Here are some pics of this huge auto outdoors:
Sorry about the pic quality, all I have is cell phone pics for now. These plants where eaten by a wild animal during the veg phase and grew back from not much of anything. They where grown in homemade all organic soil mix that was A lil too hot causing some deficiency as well but this is no longer the case.
This was the first one to flower and it will be done in a few weeks.
This one will take about a month longer than the other but im not complaining.
Here is whats left of one of the monster fan leaves created in the veg phase. I think this is what gives it the explosive growth right before flowering. I have large hands and this leaf was over eight inches wide...
It has been a pleasure watching these things grow. I tried a quick dried immature sample the other day and was not disappointed what so ever.
I hope to post of some dried bud shots of these two beauties in due time.
For now I would like to thank LBH Seeds and Autoflower.net for giving me the access to these genetics.
Sorry about the pic quality, all I have is cell phone pics for now. These plants where eaten by a wild animal during the veg phase and grew back from not much of anything. They where grown in homemade all organic soil mix that was A lil too hot causing some deficiency as well but this is no longer the case.
This was the first one to flower and it will be done in a few weeks.
This one will take about a month longer than the other but im not complaining.
Here is whats left of one of the monster fan leaves created in the veg phase. I think this is what gives it the explosive growth right before flowering. I have large hands and this leaf was over eight inches wide...
It has been a pleasure watching these things grow. I tried a quick dried immature sample the other day and was not disappointed what so ever.
I hope to post of some dried bud shots of these two beauties in due time.
For now I would like to thank LBH Seeds and Autoflower.net for giving me the access to these genetics.
