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BadBradBlu
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And the stuff curing...
Badbradblu - Malawi Gold Grow
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BadBradBlu
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Just one more of that purple power baby! 
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BadBradBlu
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Cheers Boss! 
reps for sure on that last photo makes my mouth water the trichs are ridiculous
FreakNature
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reps if I could bro. Those are sweet looking sativa buds. I'm happy for you.
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You are too kindfuture nug of the month winner
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Freak thanks just for the word man - what would this grow be without great friends like you to share it with! 
Bubba - I will toast that nug to you man!
Bubba - I will toast that nug to you man!
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I thought I would update my thread as I did a major harvest this weekend and all the mature heads have been removed. I tend to harvest in sessions rather than a whole plant at a time for two main reasons:
1. It gives me the opportunity to catch each individual bud at its peak potency and precise stage of development that meets all of my personal criteria.
2. It lightens the workload - I actually find it very therapeutic processing weed and I would rather do it in small, manageable portions which dont take too much time out of a day.
I had already started and had chopped quite a few branches by the time my homie arrived with his camera but these shots show some ready buds before I chopped and remaining imature ones Left on the plants.
and this was left behind yet to ripen...
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1. It gives me the opportunity to catch each individual bud at its peak potency and precise stage of development that meets all of my personal criteria.
2. It lightens the workload - I actually find it very therapeutic processing weed and I would rather do it in small, manageable portions which dont take too much time out of a day.
I had already started and had chopped quite a few branches by the time my homie arrived with his camera but these shots show some ready buds before I chopped and remaining imature ones Left on the plants.
and this was left behind yet to ripen...
overview
nice shots the color in it is beautiful
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BadBradBlu
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Shot BubbaKush! Here are a few more for you...
thanks for that is an amazing plant
CharlieMopps
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I hope i can grow anything that nice someday.
makevelli420
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Wow nice plants, I love the photo shots. Nice and healthy.
Cannapheliac
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wow! Is the word buddy for sure! I was planning on growing Malawi gold when I move up north, I plan on growing monsters, ive heard that Malawi gold can get a stalk as thick as a telephone pole! And that if grown right in full sun they could reach 25' tall! That is a true cannabis monster!
How was your per plant yeild?
How was your per plant yeild?
Cannapheliac
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wow! Is the word buddy for sure! I was planning on growing Malawi gold when I move up north, I plan on growing monsters, ive heard that Malawi gold can get a stalk as thick as a telephone pole! And that if grown right in full sun they could reach 25' tall! That is a true cannabis monster!
How was your per plant yeild?
How was your per plant yeild?
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That is a negative photo - I thought looked cool
A new bud
Trich close-up
StonerGrower
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Looking great! You might want to get some source of magnification and check out those tiny little black spots on those leaves. Its probly nothing, but you can never be too sure.
very healthy and trichs are outrageous. In love with the color still. the neg shot is rad. if i had to guess the spots are dirt i had that on my leaves. I really want to grow this strain now. Is it a Sativa?
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