Never received my order if I could up load pictures I would of emails showing receipt and communication between the owner and I and proof of payment and how she confirmed payment then said she didn't receive payment and asked for a receipt witch i had. Then she just ghosted and stopped responding and it shows order paid but not delivered.. said people do this kind of thing. We'll its a $275 lesson hopefully this helps someone else from getting ripped off
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Key Lime Pie
Genetics: Durban Poison X OG Kush X Cherry Pie
Indica / Sativa: 50/50
Average Test: 20-25% THC
Time To Flower: (9-10 weeks)
Average Yield: Average
Flower Notes: Buds are dense with lots of crystals and purple hues.
Growing Notes: It can be successfully cultivated indoors or outdoors, although outdoor growing requires consistently warm and humid conditions with daytime temperatures between 72 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Unsurprisingly, Key Lime Pie’s plants have a bushy indica shape, with strong lateral branching. Growers should practice “topping” in the vegetative stage, which involves trimming light-blocking fan leaves that grow at the top of the plant in order to encourage maximum flowering in the lower branches. To bring out this strain’s eye-catching purple colors, growers may also want to artificially “shock” the plants by exposing them to cold just before flowering occurs.
Genetics: Durban Poison X OG Kush X Cherry Pie
Indica / Sativa: 50/50
Average Test: 20-25% THC
Time To Flower: (9-10 weeks)
Average Yield: Average
Flower Notes: Buds are dense with lots of crystals and purple hues.
Growing Notes: It can be successfully cultivated indoors or outdoors, although outdoor growing requires consistently warm and humid conditions with daytime temperatures between 72 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Unsurprisingly, Key Lime Pie’s plants have a bushy indica shape, with strong lateral branching. Growers should practice “topping” in the vegetative stage, which involves trimming light-blocking fan leaves that grow at the top of the plant in order to encourage maximum flowering in the lower branches. To bring out this strain’s eye-catching purple colors, growers may also want to artificially “shock” the plants by exposing them to cold just before flowering occurs.
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Key Lime Pie
Genetics: Durban Poison X OG Kush X Cherry Pie
Indica / Sativa: 50/50
Average Test: 20-25% THC
Time To Flower: (9-10 weeks)
Average Yield: Average
Flower Notes: Buds are dense with lots of crystals and purple hues.
Growing Notes: It can be successfully cultivated indoors or outdoors, although outdoor growing requires consistently warm and humid conditions with daytime temperatures between 72 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Unsurprisingly, Key Lime Pie’s plants have a bushy indica shape, with strong lateral branching. Growers should practice “topping” in the vegetative stage, which involves trimming light-blocking fan leaves that grow at the top of the plant in order to encourage maximum flowering in the lower branches. To bring out this strain’s eye-catching purple colors, growers may also want to artificially “shock” the plants by exposing them to cold just before flowering occurs.
Genetics: Durban Poison X OG Kush X Cherry Pie
Indica / Sativa: 50/50
Average Test: 20-25% THC
Time To Flower: (9-10 weeks)
Average Yield: Average
Flower Notes: Buds are dense with lots of crystals and purple hues.
Growing Notes: It can be successfully cultivated indoors or outdoors, although outdoor growing requires consistently warm and humid conditions with daytime temperatures between 72 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Unsurprisingly, Key Lime Pie’s plants have a bushy indica shape, with strong lateral branching. Growers should practice “topping” in the vegetative stage, which involves trimming light-blocking fan leaves that grow at the top of the plant in order to encourage maximum flowering in the lower branches. To bring out this strain’s eye-catching purple colors, growers may also want to artificially “shock” the plants by exposing them to cold just before flowering occurs.
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