12/12
The lighting schedule for growing marijuana indoors. 12 hours of sunlight/12 hours of complete/uninterupted darkness.
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12/12
Give Your Partner a hoodie day! Doesnt matter if its your boyfriend or girlfriend, you must give or buy them a hoodie or sweatshirt!
bf:Babe I got you something
gf: What is it?
bf: Dont you know what they it is? its the 12/12 so i got you my hoodie!
gf: Omg thanks babe!
gf: What is it?
bf: Dont you know what they it is? its the 12/12 so i got you my hoodie!
gf: Omg thanks babe!
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