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Plant of the month contest - The official contest .. ( November 2010 )

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We are now accepting nominations for the plant of the month contest.

Please submit a photo of your best plant picture ( there is a seperate contest for nugs. ) We are only going to accept a self-nomination.

Once all nominations are in we will all start to vote for a winner, we will keep the contest going until the last few days of the month ... I usually close voting to tally votes around 9pm eastern time.

The winner will recieve a badge that says ... Plant of the month winner

Rules :

1. Entry must be original photos of your own plants. The plant must be living and it does not matter what stage of life it is in, it can be a 1 inch seedling or a plant 10 minutes from harvest it just has to be living.

2. Your entry can ONLY include photos of the plant you can though add a object as a reference point for size or a closeup A.K.A macro shot.

3. You can have a maximum of 2 photos but has to be of the same plant. Also you CAN NOT.... add, change or delete your photos once you have added your photos to the contest.

4. Make sure you upload your photos to the stain hunters server.

5. Self-nominations only !!!!!

6. No videos people just pictures

7. No voting for yourself ... if you vote for yourself your entry and vote will be removed.

If you do not read the rules and your entry is not in compliance with the rules... your entry will be taken down and you can not enter again till the next contest.

Hope everyone enjoys the contest and plays fair

good luck everyone

~Bgb

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Jay Ryan
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These are some pics of my White Widow, heading into week 10. She will be harvested in the next few days, and she is a real keeper. I want to try to reveg her.

She is about 3 feet tall from the top of her bucket (DWC), but she has wound up 4 feet in diameter. The first 6 weeks of flowering was under 120w LED lights, the last 4 have been under a 400w HPS.

I am dying to see what her yeild will be.

Here she is:

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You can't see because of the light, but it looks like it snowed on top of her she is so crystal white. Her hairs have turned and her trichomes are an even mix of clear/cloudy/amber.

She looks perfect!

My whole grow journal on her and my other plants are in the forums at:

http://www.strainhunters.com/portal/content/super-shed-part-two-update-26-november-2010

Peace,

J

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My vote goes to Jay Ryan, beautiful ww that gots my heart this time. Growersmokers plant is also nice and has great colors but think it is harvested and dead.

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