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spent some time in the Alice in the early to mid 80's and all the gear was hydro and came from Adelaide [from what i was told] don't know what the strain/s were but it was the best of the best back then... 

 

I think it's safe to say that Adelaide is/was the home of hydro in Australia back in the 80's anyway...

Got a clay ball in a bag just recently in Brisbane, from Adelaide apparently.....

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I think Cannabis from the 80’s/90’s is best being a great memory! Sort of like reminiscing about how great he-man was or even playing wonder boy or California games that everyone spent 100’s of hours playing, but in reality watch/play them now u realise they just don’t cut it.

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Don't meet your hero's? Always let you down eh?

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Don't meet your hero's? Always let you down eh?

just mean memories are great but sometimes you just don’t see how far things have progressed

Ooooh just thought of another one. Like when u remember how great arl was in the 80’s how

Men were men, but in reality probably a step above school boys footy these days

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Yep, often people put the clay balls (hydro-ton) at the bottom of the pot when growing with coco. To give you an idea just how much hydro is grown in Adelaide, I have nearly slipped on clay balls walking on the side of the road on more than one occasion. The back roads in the market garden areas to the north of Adelaide are littered with grow waste (root balls, nute containers etc) and clay balls and perlite seem to last forever. Years ago I was driving down a road and had to swerve a series of root balls in the middle of the road that someone had obviously turfed out of a moving car. Despite the law crackdowns, Adelaide is still the hydro capital it seems. Maybe if they make it legal people will actually dispose of their waste responsibly  :twiddle:

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thought you were taking the piss at first... but you're serious??? ^_-

 

tumbleweed root balls rolling down the dusty streets of Adelaide...  :rofl:

 

Yep, often people put the clay balls (hydro-ton) at the bottom of the pot when growing with coco. To give you an idea just how much hydro is grown in Adelaide, I have nearly slipped on clay balls walking on the side of the road on more than one occasion. The back roads in the market garden areas to the north of Adelaide are littered with grow waste (root balls, nute containers etc) and clay balls and perlite seem to last forever. Years ago I was driving down a road and had to swerve a series of root balls in the middle of the road that someone had obviously turfed out of a moving car. Despite the law crackdowns, Adelaide is still the hydro capital it seems. Maybe if they make it legal people will actually dispose of their waste responsibly  :twiddle:

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