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I was only able to get 1kg bags on Lazada. It used to be freely available and cheap, I think they were collecting from caves in national parks. How do you use bat guano and does it have properties that other nutrient sources don't?

Made him look somewhat childish though, just because his silly idea was shown to be such.

Or just ignore it, as social media itself is toxic

Revered Monarchy, King Chuck? Pauline would agree I suppose.

I think there should be many Indicas that can handle the heat and sun, I think the Afghan Kush would be fine and there should be others. Now is the dry season and less hot, run them at 18/6, move them outside and you will do much better than with lights. There will be no shortage of strains, but they'll probably be different to what you grew back home. They should only need shade cloth for a few days, best is to move them out during overcast weather.

From what I've seen, opium is like hash, solid. How does one dip into this? A reliable source claimed some was soaked in hash oil, I don't know. If it is indeed an original old school strain, then there would be lots of takers for the seeds. Are they for sale? Any pics? I read a famous grower who said the Thai strains were difficult to cure, although personally I've never felt it's quite the art some claim. The original Thai stick had a bit of a compost smell, similar to brick weed. Apparently due not being dried properly before being bagged. The OP stated it may be the same strain as some brick weed, if so then it's only a matter of time before properly trimmed and dried quality bud is available at a good price from friends. Might not be good news for those who invested in lights and dispensaries, but I'll enjoy the reduced hype.

If you top them they will bush out, have more top buds and not be so top heavy when flowering.

You can also get good results from the sun, it's cheap and over time has proven reliable. For those who have to use them lights are fine, but good buds can be harvested outdoors here if you have the right strains. This would be the cheapest and easiest way to get started.

I'm curious why Green Crack is as cheap as the Thai. Is it more suited to tropical conditions and can be grown outdoors?