in gold, a HUGH saving in time! no need to clone n test, put her straight in the flower room and ur away!BigRigRob wrote:Question ya'll, are the "fem" seeds worth the extra money?
outdoor seeds
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Feminised seeds are a god-send if you dont have a big grow area or you want to have an outside harvest, they aren't very good if you want to breed your own genetics.
Talking of feminised, this is a pic of one of my feminised Lowryders, this is being grown mainly on my window-sill obviously due to the great british summer we're experiancing again:

Just plain old water nothing else added, should be very sweet when smoked.
Talking of feminised, this is a pic of one of my feminised Lowryders, this is being grown mainly on my window-sill obviously due to the great british summer we're experiancing again:

Just plain old water nothing else added, should be very sweet when smoked.
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Then feminised seeds are the way too go.BigRigRob wrote:Thanks ya'll, I don't have the time to "baby" anything.
It'll be more like- germ, plant, hopefully grow.
Here's the same pic as above in full size:
http://i33.tinypic.com/2vskrqs.jpg
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hi im back again wells its been about 14 weeks since i started and i got 3 fems out 6 beans cracked ,ive not managed to get any pics of them yet(keep forgetting tobring the camera!!!) but they are full of bud and the trikes are all over the surrounding leafs been growing for 14 weeks in pots mostly in a conservatory(and they stink!) so now was wondering when to chop em and the best way to dry em? i will get some pics up asap!
keep of the grass (leave it all for me!)