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misshappen buds
by Bemo on 7th June 2009, 12:19 am
does anybody know how this happens ???, that are the buds of my rebuild Mm. Germaine:
have a nice Sunday, Bernhard
have a nice Sunday, Bernhard
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Re: misshappen buds
by Simon on 7th June 2009, 12:41 am
Here it's caused by the wallabies eating the tops out of them but I have seen it described as bud blast too. They open ok but have a chewed look about them. Sometimes thrip will also cause such deformities.
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Re: misshappen buds
by Bemo on 7th June 2009, 2:21 am
thank you Simon,
I will keep an eye on it
, the macrolens is still mounted ...
I will keep an eye on it
, the macrolens is still mounted ...
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