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alaskachic

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Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
I'm in it for the seeds. I've bought a couple of decent Z's for $130 each, so it would be easier and just about as cheap to just buy smoke. I don't like the risk of dealing with the dealers, so I'm getting my buddy to buy it for me for now. {I cut him out a 1/4 slightly below cost for his trouble} And I hope my few pampered plants will yield enough that I can stop worrying about buying anymore. I'm trying to breed a strain that will thrive on neglect and still be fire. Last year I got the fire part of it down pat. Still working on the neglect part.

Lol, my lifestyle is thriftstore chic. I try to dress poor, including the cars I drive. It just makes life easier. Because of mine and my wife's place in the community, lots of folks come by with their hand out.

Later on when I get to retirement age I will think about a little income augmentation. The scariest thing for me about getting old is running out of money. Being 55 and having less than $500K in the bank is sobering.
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LOL ya I worry as well, I played way to much and never thought about saving the stuff and yup I lead a simple life as well but I do like a few luxuries like my boats, and living on a lake :). Pot helped me achieve some nice stuff and see a few places. It did start to get very complicated and way more risk was involved near the end so we folded it up.
 
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[QUOTE="$bkbbudz$, post: 12476090, member: 895939"thoughts guess I'll just have to lend myself a hand and SHLAP OUT A SHTICKIE! LOL!![/QUOTE]
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Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
There is too much traffic on my part of the river for me to grow near it. I do have some spots picked out on a creek that I'm thinking of using. Most of mine will be rainfall only though. I have upwards of 75 holes dug, so they will be Darwin patches. Survival of the dankest. I have a few patches that I will try to pamper, but most are on their own once I get them in the ground and through their first couple of toppings. I will be going back at sexing time. Can't have them deciding on their own who is going to lay down with who.
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There's not a lot of traffic where I go cause it's pretty hard to get to, as the summer progress's the water levels drop and weeds grow, so keeps bigger boats out and plants are impossible to see unless beside them until the very end of the season when the cactus look happens lol. I used to take everything in in the winter just before a snow storm but that's kinda dangerous now with the tropical winters were having lol. Good luck with the Darwin grow (great name btw) and keep us posted. I also use bags and half way through or sooner I slice the bag bottom and the roots just head into the ground on their own which really helps with water retention by folding the bag top over.
 
Larry {the} Gardener

Larry {the} Gardener

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Budley Doright said:
There's not a lot of traffic where I go cause it's pretty hard to get to, as the summer progress's the water levels drop and weeds grow, so keeps bigger boats out and plants are impossible to see unless beside them until the very end of the season when the cactus look happens lol. I used to take everything in in the winter just before a snow storm but that's kinda dangerous now with the tropical winters were having lol. Good luck with the Darwin grow (great name btw) and keep us posted. I also use bags and half way through or sooner I slice the bag bottom and the roots just head into the ground on their own which really helps with water retention by folding the bag top over.
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Back when I lived in town, I would swim the river to get to where I'm growing at now. Now that I'm back on the farm, there isn't many places you can get in and out of the river without being seen. So much timber company land that used to be open land is now leased to hunt clubs, so I couldn't grow like I used to. The hunt clubs pay good money to lease the land, and they are out there even in the summertime.

I do have a couple of threads if you want to check on my progress. My grow thread: https://www.rollitup.org/t/covert-grow-ops-sidetracked.903809/

And a fun little thread I started a while back: https://www.rollitup.org/t/bushcrafting-the-weed-addition-bugout-patch.898431/
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
Back when I lived in town, I would swim the river to get to where I'm growing at now. Now that I'm back on the farm, there isn't many places you can get in and out of the river without being seen. So much timber company land that used to be open land is now leased to hunt clubs, so I couldn't grow like I used to. The hunt clubs pay good money to lease the land, and they are out there even in the summertime.

I do have a couple of threads if you want to check on my progress. My grow thread: https://www.rollitup.org/t/covert-grow-ops-sidetracked.903809/

And a fun little thread I started a while back: https://www.rollitup.org/t/bushcrafting-the-weed-addition-bugout-patch.898431/
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My harvest happens right around opening of duck so that's an issue but I just hunt at the creek opening lol.
 
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You my Huckleberry bk? You give best well rounded thoughts advice home now staring @ my future in an envelope


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