Not long now
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Andy looks like you got some guttation going on there?
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andygoneglobal
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is that good or bad? i'm not very experienced
I'm pretty sure it's a sign of a happy plant. I grew a Pinkman Goo a while back, it being one prone to it, and never got it. I think we can call it lucky. I hear it's sweet to taste. So a good thing!
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andygoneglobal
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thanks very much
