ok

[takeittothehead]

ok i was wondering this and have had it on my mind for some time now..well my buddy had kicked out his gf and had a nice skunk plant well he brought it over to my house he had it on 12/12 same as with my plants....would it bother them budding out in the same room?(mines not skunk but mines pretty good bud)

[L Rag]

Are you trying to ask if it would be a problem having two different types of plant budding in the same room? I dont get it lol..

[M.B.A.]

seems like that is what he's sayin. The might try to fight and shank each other w/their spears of dense buds!!! Film the whole thing and call it "300"....grams that is,lol

[twitch]

seems like that is what he's sayin. The might try to fight and shank each other w/their spears of dense buds!!! Film the whole thing and call it "300"....grams that is,lol

lmao

[psteve]

They should be fine as long as neither one is a Siamese Fighting Bud plant. ;)

[takeittothehead]

so they would be ok in the same room?...you all have a good sense of humor...

[psteve]

so they would be ok in the same room?...you all have a good sense of humor...Yes, they will be fine. They will not affect each other at all (unless one of them has bugs).

[Mr. Clandestine]

They should be fine as long as neither one is a Siamese Fighting Bud plant. ;)

Holy hell, where can I get my hands on some of those seeds?!? A monastery in Thailand?? :jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

The one that is new will need to be put on the same light cycle by giving it an extended night until you can put it in the room you already have when the lights come on.
Don't give the plant an extended day.
Be careful, they may not get along well, but you know that when you put too many females in one place, eventually they start cycling together... :jointsmile:

[takeittothehead]

lol