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Very short plants
or have they been trimmed? (If so, that someone should be a makeup artist because it was not obvious.) I charmed my way out of a couple of pups but only if I dug them out with my bare hands. Which I did. Then, since I was waiting to be served lunch with a guy I met yesterday, I went and washed up. Having encountered the obsession of a musaphile up close and personal, he was amazingly cool. I tried to send 1 home with him; he said to pot them up and, if both take, then we'll talk. Generous, too.
 (Yes, he also sprung for lunch.)Picture may not be clear but the plants are about 4' tall maybe. And the bud is quite petite. Any clues about what they are?
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09-21-2016, 07:55 PM
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Re: Very short plants
My guess would be SDC. Free, that's nice. Good for you. Congrats!
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Re: Very short plants
That was my guess. I suddenly have other SDCs that weren't free. Oh, well. I hope they taste good. For a while there I was getting Orinocos gratis; I think I have at least 7 now. I wonder when the "just take them off my hands, please" AeAe cycle will start?
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Lol! It will way before us in Canada.
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Diggin pups with your bare hands? That's serious. Well done.
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Re: Very short plants
The plant was about 1,2 meters tall? (4ft) or more? Thanks
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