rustlin'leaves
Member
would just like to say hi to all my fellow aussies.Been lurking for a while and reading some of the posts....simply amazing,esp kangativas outdoor grows and high countrys grows are amazing as well.
Many years ago(early 90s) i spent much time growing skunk #1 indoors.I never had the opportunity to grow outdoors as i lived in the suburban jungle known as sydney.In the early 2000s i moved to the northcoast region of nsw and experimented with some small outdoor grows but never could find the right bean for what i wanted.With kids now around i stopped all growing but still enjoyed the occasionally smoke of good local strains but could never find THAT 1 seed.That was until late last year,i was given a handful of seeds that are from a local grower whos been growing the same strain for along time,definite sat dom with a very citrus smell during grow.Im hoping they succeed for me although im being extremely cautious and going small due to the incessant tin birds that seem to patrol the entire mountains/hinterlands out the back of the my local region with so much regulatory that they are more reliable then the sydney train system....anyways fingers crossed...
So to everyone here i look forward to watching and reading your posts and hope i can contribute with relevance on some of the posts...
Wazz
Many years ago(early 90s) i spent much time growing skunk #1 indoors.I never had the opportunity to grow outdoors as i lived in the suburban jungle known as sydney.In the early 2000s i moved to the northcoast region of nsw and experimented with some small outdoor grows but never could find the right bean for what i wanted.With kids now around i stopped all growing but still enjoyed the occasionally smoke of good local strains but could never find THAT 1 seed.That was until late last year,i was given a handful of seeds that are from a local grower whos been growing the same strain for along time,definite sat dom with a very citrus smell during grow.Im hoping they succeed for me although im being extremely cautious and going small due to the incessant tin birds that seem to patrol the entire mountains/hinterlands out the back of the my local region with so much regulatory that they are more reliable then the sydney train system....anyways fingers crossed...
So to everyone here i look forward to watching and reading your posts and hope i can contribute with relevance on some of the posts...
Wazz