I wish they made a photo version of the dark devil, I just don't have room in the veg area to run a big pot o' autos.
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.heh...I'm terrible at smell descriptions...kinda sweet, but something else more earthy...chicory maybe?......not
It's not just me!!!
I get "nose wash" really bad... I guess I just subconsciously block out odors. (I'm a plumber)
I try my best to describe each strain, I'm betting it probably sounds like jibberish. LoL.... Like a teenage girl trying to explain her weekend plans... lol
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...yeah, it has to be pretty distinct for me to catch it...like ammonia or skunk...usually falls under dank...
...although I did a Strawberry Blue a few years ago that was totally recognizable and very nice smoke....cheerz......h00k......
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) but appreciate Bee's and other pollinators. so we try do our part in that regard...plus, they are nice to look at...cheerz......h00k......
They look very healthy. You still have a ways to go before transplanting. Let them go bone dry then drench them, when you have to water them every day or every other day start doubling up the drenches. You should hardly see any "dirt" when you pull the root ball. It usually takes at least 8 weeks for this to happen if you let them get bone dry between waterings and dunk them when you do water. Most of mine are more like 12 weeks in 1 gallon pots before I consider them ready to flip....thanks PW...thinking about up potting soon...maybe a week or so...thinking also another trans with the roots powder in the hole and on the roots, when I do...then get into alternating with growth ?,,, sound good brixer's?...cheerz...
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). The plants take it well and I like to make sure there's heavy microbial action. I'm not recommending you do this, but it is what I've been doing.
