-
We are officially moved over to Discourse.
Autoflower Discourse"
You will have to create a new login for the new site!
This current Xenforo-based forum will be preserved as a read-only archive going forward with efforts to better categorize and tag original and canonical content.
The URL autoflower.org will soon point to the new Discourse site; so we'll be back to business in a few days!
Send Son of Hobbes a private message if you have any questions!
Indoor Nizmo's earthbox adventure under HLG Blackbird!!
- Thread starter nizmoKush
- Start date
Looking very nice.
Earthbox doing its thing
Earthbox doing its thing
Definetely man in loving it.
Day 26 for the Midwest widow and im kinda undecided st this point cuz I have 2 photos going on in the small tent and would be better in this tent light wise. Then again this plant is gonna be a good size as well but I think it will go under the ts1000.
Day 30 for Midwest widow
I think I should of topdressed a couple days before I did but no biggie.
P.S. don't go by the white curtain hanger as height from previous pictures lol I moved it up so the tent won't suck the walls in close to her.
I think I should of topdressed a couple days before I did but no biggie.
P.S. don't go by the white curtain hanger as height from previous pictures lol I moved it up so the tent won't suck the walls in close to her.
Hey nizmo, gorgeous plants!
On the menu of my local taquería they use 'barbacoa' for brisket, cooked until it falls apart in a stringy mess, kind of like Cuban 'ropa vieja.' After you mentioned that might not be a good definition, I had to look it up. So in the dictionary 'barbacoa' translates as barbecue. In fact, they said that the English word 'barbecue' comes from the Spanish 'barbacoa.' So I learned something you probably already knew, thank you very much.
On the menu of my local taquería they use 'barbacoa' for brisket, cooked until it falls apart in a stringy mess, kind of like Cuban 'ropa vieja.' After you mentioned that might not be a good definition, I had to look it up. So in the dictionary 'barbacoa' translates as barbecue. In fact, they said that the English word 'barbecue' comes from the Spanish 'barbacoa.' So I learned something you probably already knew, thank you very much.
Thanks I definitely enjoy and love growing plants weird to say but it comes naturally or like feels natural to me to do it.
You gotta try traditional barbacoa made in a hole in the dirt now that gots some flavor.
Ohh by the way she drinks her rez in about a day and half or less
@Mara Cachafa I jist remembered stringy mess and it reminded me of carne deshebrada that is a stringy mess as well lol so delicious
Similar threads
