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as a breeder myself i really couldnt agree more with you more . if you ever find yourself in jamaica id be happy to give you some of my sativa dom seeds. i usually fill up my 45 acres and divide them according to how pure they are

its like mental disorders if your parents had depression or anxiety, chances are when you grow up your not going to be much different

im a breeder myself and dont understand how people could charge large amounts of money for a packet of seeds that you can more of if you just asked some friends for bagseeds anyways, jah bless

rep + for you jah bless

but to move here its cheap to live here and i hire seasonally. but the move down here im not to sure considering the only place ive been to besides here was somewhere in new hampshire

here i like to keep to the sativas 1 for the huge grandular trichome heads that are good for mass keif sifting. but also takes 3 months my tenants and i sift about 2 kilograms. with a payroll of 13 you think it would be easy

yes all sativas will be hard to grow indoors especially sativa dom. they requre much more light becuase they grow alot more and take alot more time before you can harvest if you wanted to grow a sativa indoors id say you would have to use atleast a 400 watt hps, and thanks they are planting...

thats some nute burn. my friend give it a flush and feed it only ph treated water

and to add if any one who is looking for cabins or guides in some sativa fields or just a tour of this great land send me an email on here. we throw birthday bashes for those over 18 which usually is a hash smokeout with some of the friendly rastafarians and to meet captain crazy (hes no as...

that picture was taken 3 weeks ago from 4 girl tourists who said they were wanting to learn about 'some of the original sativas' said they were from st louis i dont know where that is but maybe you have a better clue then me

they are taken by tourists who come to visit my plantations. most of my revenue is from curious americans. and any pictures taken are legally cleared by me or some of my tenants first especially when hightimes comes or cannabis culture and sometimes enthusiasts

should i add some close ups on the thai sativas? or do you want to see some of my monsterous plants. well to bad becuase thats a mile hike up a rough mountain so if you want ill give you sosme close ups of my farm and some of the last purest sativas

these are grown in the section of my plantation where i generally hold my purest sativas for experiments, and yes before you ask questions that is me. sorry if i look a little suspicious i generally dont like pics of my plantations because it is still highly illegal here aswell much love from...

can you use shake/shaif with this

i have (guilty) just once though. and i can assure you it does work as a good nitrogen nutrient just dont use it repeatedly ive heard the ph is to high

or you can go to waterhouse and get kidnapped. thats why must tourists who come here stay near the beach which is most agreed upon becuase my people are hurting and when the oppurtunity presents itself to make some money these men will do anything... ANYTHING

i do have other photographs of my plantation which i do want to upload to this thread but im not sure how to upload more after u start the thread. but my others are focused in a different section of my land where i generally breed new strains and experiments. and the good thing about my job is...

i own a plantation in jamaica (born and raised) we do not grow indicas becuase they do not do well in our hot environments. indica was started in the mountains of nepal where its cool and not alot of sun. you can certainly grow a hybrid in new england or even more west you just really want to...

if you could spy on your plants any leaf on any species of plant will droop because the sun is not their and the humidity goes down/up and will perk up in the morning when the water is in its stems is filled up. other reasons for it to droop are nutrient imbalances causing the plant to starve...

they are not dying in my opinion the ph is to high, not enough nitrogen, or to much moisture either in soil or air