white rhino
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shortybighead
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hey what seed bank did them white rhinos come from?
4train2wreck0
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looking good. those are some fat leaves!
skyb
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well hi again people,im 11 days into flower now and have lost 3 out of my five rhino, 1 was hermie and 2 male,must say its uppseting to loose your best plants, but the 2 fems i got left im very happy with,as its my second grow i think 2 is enough for me to handle,ive added tomato fertilizer for the flowering, the pic is of the main cola , both plants look like for like at the moment, there plenty of buds developeing on the rest of the plants also, hopefuly i will get a good smoke out of these things lol
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skyb
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the tears of last week have vanished now,throwing three plants away hurts, befor i started i would have settled for 2 nice babes like these,cant beleive how fast there growing at the moment,guess my dream is to produce just one of the amazeing plants u see in here , one day lol watever happens i no im going to get a smoke lol
potpimp
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That's for sure my friend!! I started out thinking "$100 for seeds, germinate in a paper towel, put in potting soil, transplant to ground, water, wait for plants to mature." WRONG - The more I've learned on here, the more I've seen the absolute need for good equipement. By tomorrow I will have spent close to $2,000 on seeds, lights, Hydro equipment, lights, fans, lights, meters, lights, nutrients, lights, CO2 boost bucket, lights, mylar, lights, half a dozen different chemicals to control pH and other things, oh and did I mention lights? They can get expensive. Tomorrow I am heading to a hydro shop up the road to buy some Advanced Nutrients stuff. That's gonna hurt but it's head and shoulders above everything else out there. If I can double my yield by using a more expensive product I would be a fool not to use it. What the heck, I'm a fool anyway for getting into this hobby, LOL. To me it's (1) an experiment (2) a chance to grow my own (3) a personal challenge to actually grow a plant to over a foot tall without it dying. I figure the equipment, chemicals, etc will last a long time so this is a front-end loaded investment.
