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Does look close to ready but looking at it does looks like it’s a little overwatered and been underfed . Agreed though it’s too close to harvest to worry about trying to correct it

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Hey mate to be honest I’m too tired and stoned atm to remember what I’ve done in the cultivation forums but I think I was closing parts of like dairies to promote the Glogs (Grow logs) over them 😉

That really is awful mate and unfortunately life just is I guess. Someone might drink like a fish, smoke like a chimney and live happily till their 90’s or more and another might be fit and healthy look after themselves and still get the short straw. Hope you can beat it or at least live comfortably enough 😢 🤲

Hey mate bit of a late reply but they’re both good for the job, but read the label because I’m pretty sure the eco oil says something about being for ornamentals only

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Depends on your preferred growing style... But generally more towards the shorter internodal lengths. Are they regulars or fem, auto etc?

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