Aussie Growers Thread
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Aussieaceae
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Growoolit
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Like Super funds, past performance is not an indicator of future outcomes, no matter how spectacular or impressive. Try thisCan we have days of our lives back this normal chat is kinda boring yeah ?
Venus55
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They must have done a serious amount of bed prep to plant in red clay..?
Growoolit
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They must have done a serious amount of bed prep to plant in red clay..?
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Looks like they used a rotary tiller and ploughed rows and just planted. Some plants are small, and others are impressive.
Pretty good, that red soil.
This is what happens when a grower wears white Crocs.
Also noted that the cops are pulling the roots out, to get total weight. Why? They should be made to trim and cure before weighing up.
I would have arranged the plants to spell out "Private Property, Fuck Off", but I'm a man of few words, at times.
They must have done a serious amount of bed prep to plant in red clay..?
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Looks like they used a rotary tiller and ploughed rows and just planted. Some plants are small, and others are impressive.
Pretty good, that red soil.
This is what happens when a grower wears white Crocs.
Also noted that the cops are pulling the roots out, to get total weight. Why? They should be made to trim and cure before weighing up.
I would have arranged the plants to spell out "Private Property, Fuck Off", but I'm a man of few words, at times.
Lucky Luke
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ask for the address.
Lucky Luke
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There was a guy down here selling Seedsman stuff. Not sure how it worked. He ended up getting done. Putting cards on shop counters wasn't the brightest idea.
Lucky Luke
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Thats not clay thats red dirt.
Venus55
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Ok. I thought when wet would be like clay
reza92
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Even small time breeders who still use small cliplock bags (bodhi comes to mind) use their own sticker labels and seal the packs. Most take the step up to branded or plain Mylar bags, an impulse sealer (which are cheap as fuck) and some kind of container pretty quick.
reza92
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Na they’d be running liquid nutrients. Only the hole dug for the plant would have decent dirt, the red clay actually makes it like a pocket so with mulch will hold water for ages. Only downside is when it rains your plants can drown.
reza92
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It’s only not clay because it’s too dry. Get it wet and it’s not dirt anymore
Lucky Luke
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fair anuff. Must be different than the red dirt in the Kimberly and the red dirt down here then.
My property is clay- its fkd stuff.I hate having to dig the lid off the septic every few years for a pump out.
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reza92
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Yeah she’s a bit different to red sand, like if
You out lightning ridge way etc and it rains you need to stay on The hard packed areas/roads, if you get off the tracks you’ll sink real quick.
Personally I wouldn’t even liken it to normal clay but devils clay.
Lucky Luke
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Lucky Luke
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looks awesome when u get the patchwork quilt thing happening and green crops in other patchers.
reza92
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Yeah looks nice but how is it in the wet? That stuff does look nice and loamy though and like it’d have some drainage capacity while still holding some.
Lucky Luke
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lol, how is it in the wet? haha its Tassie! lol. No its fine- just red dirt.