i second that most emphatically. you sir, are tasting the rainbow!
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Haha thanks man.
Over at potpros there is a photoperiod thread for this years grow. This grow was last years. If you can view signatures the link is in my sig.
Hey man, every time i try to access the photo-sensitive monsters thread i keep getting 'error' alerts. i really want to read it, too!
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Ah yeah....potpros has been down for a bit...hope it will be back up and running soon!! I have the thread backed up just in case.
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WOW just looking through this thread, and damn those are some nice plants . I live 1 province away from the west coast and i always wanted to try outdoor but it gets damn cold before oct 1 on good years you can make it through sept , i was also looking at strains from BCbuddepot but after reading what you have said about them makes me rethink .. but i have grown out blueberry from DP plenty of times never really looked at her as an outdoor type but after seeing this i might have to try it out
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WOW just looking through this thread, and damn those are some nice plants . I live 1 province away from the west coast and i always wanted to try outdoor but it gets damn cold before oct 1 on good years you can make it through sept , i was also looking at strains from BCbuddepot but after reading what you have said about them makes me rethink .. but i have grown out blueberry from DP plenty of times never really looked at her as an outdoor type but after seeing this i might have to try it out
Hey thanks man. You might do well if you check out my Maximizing Autoflowers : A guide to growing under the sun which is located in the outdoor section here. If you deal with a lot of frost in sept then autos would be better suited than most photos. You might also have a look at sweet seeds as they have several fast varieties that finish early sept, some even done in august. Gah avoid BCbuddepot...there is far, far better genetics out here. Dinafem, Sweet Seeds, Bomb Seeds, Dutch Passion all have vastly superior genetics in their strains from what I have seen.
DP Blueberry has treatd me very well, but....she can be prone to hermy if stressed out too much. But she is a fine plant, and yields are absolutely top notch. Take it easy
sorry dude, i meant this one...
https://www.autoflower.org/t...osensitive-monsters.47308/page-13#post-910801
i don't know why but it just keeps on delivering error messages.
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Yeah that thread was moved over to potpros...the link shows as AFN but its actual location is over at potpros...i'll see if I can pull a link, but I don't think I can with the site being in the state is it. Oh wait a sec...I got the link, you just cant like or comment on it or anything. http://www.potpros.net/forums/threads/guide-to-training-photosensitive-monsters.47308/
912 still killing it mate.said it before and il say it again.u are the best outdoor grower i have ever come across.ur plants are perfection mate and grown perfectly in there natural surroundings. and ur training is top notch to get the most out of ur plants.keep it up mate and merry christmas
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912 still killing it mate.said it before and il say it again.u are the best outdoor grower i have ever come across.ur plants are perfection mate and grown perfectly in there natural surroundings. and ur training is top notch to get the most out of ur plants.keep it up mate and merry christmas
Hey thank so much for your complimentary comment bud. Plants do indeed love it around here! And they give me precisely what I give them...immense amounts of kind!
FYI - Just in case some aren't realizing it, this is a thread from last years grow. You'll have to check out my thread here for this season autos or swing over to potpros to see this seasons photoperiod plants.
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