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Kg A5hz s1 exterior grow
- Thread starter el mani
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TheDarkStorm
Well-known member
Thats expressed its self beautifully outdoors...good work el mani...gonna look amazing wen finished.
Hi hazemaniacs...
This week there was very bad weather, torrential rains and strong winds.
On Saturday the plant seemed quite battered, it has long and flexible branches so it was scattered by the storms.
after the storm calm comes ... with a little help things return to their place.
This week there was very bad weather, torrential rains and strong winds.
On Saturday the plant seemed quite battered, it has long and flexible branches so it was scattered by the storms.
after the storm calm comes ... with a little help things return to their place.
Alpen rock
Active member
That's some crazy trait...
there is something special about these monsters outdoor haze plants, what a beauty!! I wonder how it will smoke
One of the very best herb i smoked was a december greenhouse plain "Haze" during the golden days in Switzerland (beg.2000) that looked like schwag but had an amazing tropical maracuja smell and a straight incense taste/smell when burning, the high was powerful, electric and deeply creative...outstanding!!
Beautiful plant, gracias por compartir El Mani
Good afternun,
This week more rain and some hail has mistreated it something else.
Outdoors it's very resistant, I've seen some botrytis at some point, nothing important.
It is almost ripe in some branches so I've taken a sample today ...
The bugs ignore it, thank God, the smell is discreet but in the afternoon when the sun hits it, it gives off a delicious aroma between meaty woody, a little spicy, something citric and a sweet touch surprises at the end that I did not expect.
This week more rain and some hail has mistreated it something else.
Outdoors it's very resistant, I've seen some botrytis at some point, nothing important.
It is almost ripe in some branches so I've taken a sample today ...
The bugs ignore it, thank God, the smell is discreet but in the afternoon when the sun hits it, it gives off a delicious aroma between meaty woody, a little spicy, something citric and a sweet touch surprises at the end that I did not expect.
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