cl_sullivan
Bluelighter
How can you tell the two? My sister rkns natchie smells stronga while a mate rkns the colour is light than dro.
What can I do to tell the two apart?
What can I do to tell the two apart?
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Hydro v Natchie
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Swerlz
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I have no fuckin clue what natchie is
cl_sullivan
Bluelighter
el natural
Chainer
Bluelighter
around here dro is much better than anything natural unless you hit the coast. I figure this is what it is like in most places.
The dro around here just has exaggerated colors, and generally smells deeply of skunk, though this isn't always the case.
The great outdoors and indoors usually smells more floral, and maintains a brighter, less fluffy green.
This obviously can differ from place to place. You might want to try to edit your first post to make it more legible, I had a hard time understanding.
The dro around here just has exaggerated colors, and generally smells deeply of skunk, though this isn't always the case.
The great outdoors and indoors usually smells more floral, and maintains a brighter, less fluffy green.
This obviously can differ from place to place. You might want to try to edit your first post to make it more legible, I had a hard time understanding.
FrostyMcFailure
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Its called english: Learn it.
Hydro isnt a cannabis type its merely a growing method. No fucking duh your sisters weed looks different then your own, do you honestly think every grower gets the same thing? Hell even if person A and person B had the same seeds chances are they'll be different due to phenotype alone. Clones even "warp" over time, just look at Mass. skunk.
Hydro isnt a cannabis type its merely a growing method. No fucking duh your sisters weed looks different then your own, do you honestly think every grower gets the same thing? Hell even if person A and person B had the same seeds chances are they'll be different due to phenotype alone. Clones even "warp" over time, just look at Mass. skunk.