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myizm

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myizm said:
Tangie ghost train haze. I'm in the mid Atlantic region and getting soaked so I brought the 5 gallon into garage for some pics. I would like to give some facts and my opinion first. I am growing outside in dirt and also a 5gallon and a 100 gallon smart.I get about 4 hours of direct sun.I have had no issues with rot or bugs on this strain but have with a few others this year. The buds are rock hard and dense. The sm ell is now like original skittles. My opinion is if you are looking for a strain that would flourish in this situation this is it. I can't speak for the smoke yet but it has a great lineage.View attachment 3513352View attachment 3513353 View attachment 3513354
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I know this is subjective but what do you think? Close?
 
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TWS

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757growin said:
I was thinking I should've moved over one mountain where it doesn't rain. Lols. Looks stacked in there dude. I can't wait to dab all your hard work!
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I was thinking about your plant under the house eaves . do you have gutters there ?
 
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757growin

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TWS said:
I was thinking about your plant under the house eaves . do you have gutters there ?
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Right were my mind was yesterday. I chopped everything right in the fall zone. I was thinking about putting a plate in to reroute the water but just ended up cutting cause I didn't want to mess the roof up. Lesson learned about planting to close to the house..

Edit. But still like 90% is still up of her
 
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TWS

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757growin said:
Right were my mind was yesterday. I chopped everything right in the fall zone. I was thinking about putting a plate in to reroute the water but just ended up cutting cause I didn't want to mess the roof up. Lesson learned about planting to close to the house..

Edit. But still like 90% is still up of her
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you could take a piece of 90 degree L metal - drip edge and tuck it under the shingle and glue tab down as a diverter

 
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757growin

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TWS said:
you could take a piece of 90 degree L metal - drip edge and tuck it under the shingle and glue tab down as a diverter

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That's what I was kind of thinking but was afraid I would of cracked the cement tiles. So now I get maybe a unit or so of cloudy trich bud. Still has like 2/3 more weeks to go. They are big buds but would have been huge.
 
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