Got here late mate so I’ll just roll out my swag
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Nice tent bro!
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That’s an Aussie swag mate, designed by the original settler’s of Australia(swagman), no pitching tents just roll it out… no worries!
A swagman (also called a swaggie, sundowner or tussocker) was a transient labourer who travelled by foot from farm to farm carrying his belongings in a swag (bedroll). The term originated in Australia in the 19th century and was later used in New Zealand
The one in the picture is a bit more effort, this is what I used to use
Humans sold separately
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Thanks for the info man. I have never heard that term here.
Swag is something totally different in the States.
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Ya cool tent .
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Haha I didn’t even think of that when I posted it, the Aussie bushman aka the original swagger lord 
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Its funny though.
Schwag used to be brick weed. It was normally mids to lows, and was compressed into bricks. It normally came from Mexico.
Swag now has a different meaning. Most of the back weed gas dissapeared, and swag is normally marketing materials, like hats, shirts, cups, etc.
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Larry got ripped off on the schwag haha
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I started in about 1999, and I was only able to get brick mainly until the last 11 -12 years.
I think I got crap homegrown a couple times. In 2005/or so I got hooked up on good homegrown, for one harvest only.
The earliest dank I got was the first I grew, while I was getting advice on the first OG.
I never saw that one!!! 
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We were legends right? I was known as the great hook up. I kept my mouth shut on where it came from.
Funny thing is a local grower wanted some of my seeds, so he could grow good weed like me. I used schwag bag seeds. 
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It was hard keeping your mouth closed at times right mate especially when close friends compliment the weed but I held strong too for a few years in Denmark, I would tell friends who came to my house that my spare room was locked and being rented as a storage space. It wasn’t until 2 close friends who were on their way over were met on my stairs with a bunch of cops and me being raided for a 200 plant SOG set up…
Side note: always clean your filters, faaark
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Damn that’s shitty man, good thing it’s in the past…
Did your buddies try to defend you?? Like “It’s not his, someone was renting his storage space!!” 
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Badger those are some fat leaves! Nice work.
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They didn’t make it up, they got stopped on the stairs and were pretty confused but I had to fill them in soon enough when I needed a couch to sleep on after getting out of jail a couple days later to an eviction notice… good times.
Yeah thankfully it was a good 8 years ago now.
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Man, that really sucks.
My story is getting arrested for half a joint the first time I was growing, in the early 2000’s. I didn’t get caught with any more than that, but growing ceased for many years. I’m glad to be back into it. There’s nothing like it, hobby wise.
@Tejas thanks buddy. It was brought to my attention that I could roll some nice cannagars with them. That may be the next thing.
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Those plantslook horrible for three weeks. Almost look like they are drowning or starving. What are they in, how wet are they? 
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Yeah mate it was a tough period, pretty humbling too going from earning tens of thousands a month to sleeping on a coach broke but it’s fair to say I took advantage of Europe’s open borders, kept moving and never looked back.
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I think they’re starving. It’s weird. Seedlngs and clones either love or hate my seeding/ clone soil. It’s equal parts or peat moss, perlite, ewc, and compost.
I scraped the top layer of soil off that didn’t have feeder roots in it, and top dressed with super soil. I also added a later of mulch. They should perk up.
They seemed fairly damp. They really never took off. They’re s1’s, so that may have something to do with it.
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I personally go 70% aeration 30% peat moss for my babies, then top dress lightly with EWC once it has a few inches of growth. I feel the gas exchange when watering is crucial when they are young. This mix helps prevent over watering
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I’ve been pretty good at not overwatering. I’ll see how these look in a few days. They should perk up, if they are hungry.
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