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Hell yeah. Plants looooooooove dead fish. The problem is, so do raccoons and other pests that go digging around and tearing through stuff to find the source of that delicious fish smell. :/

My plant isn't flowering yet, I'm in Seattle. I should probably check on it today. >.>

I see. Well, it looks to be straight up indo. Which is my favorite. Hope it all works out for you.

Some of the LowLife strains that have have pretty good potency, from what I've heard from people who've grown and smoked it. In fact, on RIU, and other cannabis forums, I pretty much hear only good things from the growers and users. The only negative things I ever read about Lowlife are from...

Ah. Well, it's a very nice spot. Good luck on your endeavor.

Outside plants naturally grow thick stems, usually. Just from the plant moving around to follow the sun, and from the breeze. It'll buff up in time.

So it's bagseed, do you have any idea what it might be? Did the guy you buy from usually deal any specific strains? That's what a lot of people here in Seattle do. They'll get a couple of suppliers who grow the same couple of things all the time.

Sweet. That's a pretty decent spot behind those bushes on the right.

Very nice.

It's all good. If a plant looks healthy during the day time, then you're a ok.

Score! Same here. The city of Seattle has pieces of land that are called "open areas" (pieces of land that couldn't be developed, heh), that's where I plant. Waist high blackberry vines and krapiva up to your shoulders. Ain't nobody wandering through that stuff. :mrgreen:

It's sleepy time!

It worked, didn't it? :p

I'm from Texas. Collin County, in fact. And I remember getting cold weather in November. :p

Nice shorts.

I knew it.

No way you gave your plant birth controls, and it worked. No way. I refuse to believe that. Seriously. No.

.... You gave it birth control pills? WTF?

I agree with that.

Yar, should be fine.