GROWING SUGAR.
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Re: GROWING SUGAR.
Gaza, your little light sword swathed in latex would have glowed with a far different wave length than a grow light,
Such lights, replicating the rays from actual sunlight, can be used, and I have used, from seed sowing, germination, pricking out, potting on, and final potting up through to flowering.
I have had occasion, in the past to grow plants in this manner over a period of about three months with total success. On harvesting, such plants had never seen actual daylight.
The force was with me.
Such lights, replicating the rays from actual sunlight, can be used, and I have used, from seed sowing, germination, pricking out, potting on, and final potting up through to flowering.
I have had occasion, in the past to grow plants in this manner over a period of about three months with total success. On harvesting, such plants had never seen actual daylight.
The force was with me.
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Toper - Senior Distiller

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Re: GROWING SUGAR.
niether has my old chap Toper nested under my
belly. May the force be with you.
belly. May the force be with you.
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: GROWING SUGAR.
My sister once rented a property to someone with that knowledge.
They nailed the curtains closed to the walls, raped the electricity meter, and after harvesting the "crop" dissappeared with the equpment used.
It wasn't Petunias they were growing.
Robert.
They nailed the curtains closed to the walls, raped the electricity meter, and after harvesting the "crop" dissappeared with the equpment used.
It wasn't Petunias they were growing.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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