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Momma's Kitchen Serving: Green Gelato, Sex Wax, Alaskan Purple, Red Afro & Kalashnikov
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She’ll clean up nice.
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Babies are rocking
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It’s like earth day in here
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Why not, I got time .... lol
In the mean time I'm taking done my Afghani.
It had Nanners... still can't find the "Oh shit" button, but they weren't open or standing high. I think that I caught them in time. Little shits.
In the mean time I'm taking done my Afghani.
It had Nanners... still can't find the "Oh shit" button, but they weren't open or standing high. I think that I caught them in time. Little shits.- Thread starter
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I have a little crystal ballThank you @MrSauga, I have no idea how you know whats happening here but your dialed in tight... not the first time you anticipated what was happening.Grateful
Great pic tutorial on removing the membrane and well done. Mission accomplished!
You threw out some beautiful pics on this update... some are worthy of POTM. Nicely done.
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LOL! I would have never thought mine came from your place. I love the setup! Great looking flowers from the garden too! A perfect green thumb!I knew you took one lol@MrSauga
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Okay missed this hours had to run to the dump!
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Things are looking good! I previously never used domes with seeds but I have been babying my last round of seeds under clear cups that I mist in the morning. I only leave them on for a day or two above ground.
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Try planting just a bit deeper if you’re having issues with helmets and membranes not coming off.
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Wow! I always bury mine shallow and usually end up removing the helmet by hand. Thanks for the tip!
It usually helps a lot
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I see! That makes sense. Thanks @Pennywise learn something new everyday 
The farther the plant pushes up against the soil the friction for pulling away the seed hull.
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