oh, theyre getting purple!

[doobage]

would have taken some close ups but speed was an issue, dont want anyone seeing me near these beauties!!!
strain unknown, but im guessing it could be a northern lights or afghan strain
feedback is welcome
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doobage Reviewed by doobage on 09-20-2006. oh, theyre getting purple! would have taken some close ups but speed was an issue, dont want anyone seeing me near these beauties!!! strain unknown, but im guessing it could be a northern lights or afghan strain feedback is welcome Rating: 5

[rottenPauL]

it looks like sative relaited but its beautiful my friend... beautiful

[OzzyOz]

definately a sativa

maybe some type of haze that turned purple from low temps during flowering?


looks good though :-)

[MaryjaneAndHashley]

beauties

[ThePurpleMan]

are they yours?

[LIP]

It's not NL, thats for sure, cos that aint a almost pure indica, more like an almost pure sativa. Nice plant though.

[KHAN]

Looks alot like the ice :s

[doobage]

Oh yes, they're mine, i actually have a thread posted on the outdoor grow forum under 'Multiple strain Northeast grow' or something to that effect. has some of the plants in the other area on it with a bit of background. i'll probably post older pics for more background with some info but for now i just wanted to show everyone these :-) i might go back home this week to check em (im in college, my dad has been taking care of them the last few weeks) and if so there will be more pics for sure.
:thumbsup: thanks for the feedback

[Nochowderforyou]

That is def. a sativa dom. strain though. I'm guessing a 60% sativa, 40% indica cross, but whatever strain it is, damn, those buds are looking perty.

Enjoy the smoke and update at harvest time. :smokin:

[doobage]

here are some from the other location
strains unknown, some are the same but some are of a skunk persuasion.
one of them is reallllly spindly and lanky due to my dad taking off every fan leaf... but hey theres a new four wheeler trail about 10 yards away so the less noticeable, the better
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