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My friend has the first ever iceolator from Mila too. I bet it's worth a bit now. The original was made from stainless steel and had legs that made it stand about 4ft. I'll grab a picture and post it here as I'm seeing him at some point this week.

Do you guys remember the aardvark hand trimmer. That thing was leathal! I still have a scar in my leg from where one bit me :)
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I do remember almost buying one HAHAHAHHAHA
So your a new grower, but you must be well in the scene - would we know you from anywhere else?
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[youtube]https://youtu.be/xP0Z6qic8rg[/youtube]

I also learnt that olive oil breaks down oil from the plants from that thing.

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I never grew but used to knock about with a few faces from the UK growing scene. Some of those cheesy strains still knocking about came from some of my pals from Essex ;)

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:Anyway, I've said too much :sad:

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hahaha nah Im just nosey. My last grow was luton cut.

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Nanook of the north wrote:
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hahaha nah Im just nosey. My last grow was luton cut.
It always amazes me how they're still about. That Luton cut is over 20 years old! It's a great plant but the yields are now lagging a little from what I've been hearing. It's been around the block a few times.

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I seemed to do ok last few grows tbh :)


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Looks great buddy! I'm going to say it don't look like the Luton cheese I've seen though. From memory it was always light green and had a terrible leaf to bud ratio but stunk like crazy. Same as the Exodus cut tbf. A guy I used to speak to crossed those strains with Northern lights and Arctic Sun. I can't remember what he called them but they looked more like yours.

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I tend to overfeed tbh hence dark.
Its hard to tell, really stinks but you only know what the guy you got the cut from claims, and he only knows from his guy and so on and so forth. Smokes good tho :D

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