Aussie Growers Thread

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TerryTeacosy

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Antidote Man said:
What I wanna know is if any of you guys grow guerrilla and get chased by man eating crocodiles and taipans and spiders and all that
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Mate, it depends on where you live in this "Wide Brown Land" of ours.

Salties (man-eating croc's) are more prevalent up-North in the tropics. Taipans (fucking horribly aggressive & venomous bastards) are generally found in arid/desert areas.

Spiders here are everywhere & they're great at keeping the mossies at bay. Some of the largest, hairiest/scariest dudes (ie. Huntsmen) are absolute pussycats & I'm happy to let them crawl all over my hands/arms with no fear whatsoever. Think of a spider with a leg-span of 4-5 inches.

A small Redback, on the other hand, can give a fearsome bite that's extremely painful & could kill a small child in the wrong circumstances. If I find one it will be summarily despatched without a second thought.

Funnel-Webs - NASTY fuckers that can kill you pretty quickly without the anti-venom on-hand. Either avoid, or send them to spider-heaven rather than deal with the problem.

Does that answer your questions?
 
Antidote Man

Antidote Man

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TerryTeacosy said:
Mate, it depends on where you live in this "Wide Brown Land" of ours.

Salties (man-eating croc's) are more prevalent up-North in the tropics. Taipans (fucking horribly aggressive & venomous bastards) are generally found in arid/desert areas.

Spiders here are everywhere & they're great at keeping the mossies at bay. Some of the largest, hairiest/scariest dudes (ie. Huntsmen) are absolute pussycats & I'm happy to let them crawl all over my hands/arms with no fear whatsoever. Think of a spider with a leg-span of 4-5 inches.

A small Redback, on the other hand, can give a fearsome bite that's extremely painful & could kill a small child in the wrong circumstances. If I find one it will be summarily despatched without a second thought.

Funnel-Webs - NASTY fuckers that can kill you pretty quickly without the anti-venom on-hand. Either avoid, or send them to spider-heaven rather than deal with the problem.

Does that answer your questions?
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I'm probably the foremost expert on the American northern copperhead snakes, and to some degree timber rattlesnakes in the northeast. Wrote a book on the subject. I know quite a bit about snakes, and more so their denning habits. But I was more so wondering about being in the bush. I can think of places here that are tick infested, and in the south, snake/spider infested. I know guerilla growers tend to grow near water, and those salties i hear live just about everywhere in the northeast territory, including puddles. I've seen pictures of dense jungle/savannah that look like if you took one step in them one of those beasts would get you. Just curious if anyone has had any bad/scary experiences... but thank you for that..
 
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bursto

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fck yes bitches, so my Scotts Og order from Attitude wont germinate, so i thought try a free seed from that order see if they all stuffed,,So i picked gelato cake

2 days later she cracked :weed: happy days

so Gelato cake it is then
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ketamine_disposal_unit

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bursto said:
what strain keta?
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Doing a few crosses


Gorilla Nut bx2 male ((gg4 x peanut butter breath) x peanut butter breath) x peanut butter breath. fresh coast seed co

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-HSO Gorilla Breath #1 my prize horse
-HSO Gorilla Breath #2 - similar to above just bigger yields and slightly edgier buzz
- Pure Michigan f2 3rd Coast Genetics
- Killer Glue Little Chief Collabs
- GMO Skunkhouse Genetics
- Gorilla Butter V2 Fresh Coast
 
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