ThinkSayMakeDo
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Got...20 or 21 pops, lookin' good, dunno if I'll do the full 30, don't wanna go overboard and stress myself out over a number. So I'd say around June 19th I'll have 'em out.
East Coast Guerilla Monster Attempt 2010
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1badmasonman
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Way to keep on rollin TSMD. If that male is of good genetics why not cross it with a female and make up a new strain? Its pretty easy to do.
Also that spot of yours looks very nice. Good sunlight. Mine are a bit more covered up. Peace 1BMM
Also that spot of yours looks very nice. Good sunlight. Mine are a bit more covered up. Peace 1BMM
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Yeah, I would keep the pollen, but I don't have much space, and I wanted to get the new ones rollin', plus I just get so frustrated with males that I end up rippin' 'em out before I even think to do anything else. I do hate to waste the genetics though. Maybe I'll happen upon this one again. Yeah, I'm antsy about that spot, gonna go dig some now!
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Babes are lookin' good, well mostly...one seems to be gettin' eaten up a bit. But they're gettin big, prob. should have given them some feeding, but hell, if they're growin all like that still, they don't need it. Also did some diggin' today, got 7 holes done out of 24. Hah. Got lots of diggin' yet to do but this week is supposed to be cooler than the past few so that's great.
PICTAR.
Pic 1 - Cab Plant #3 .. Pic 2 - Plant #1 .. Pic 3,4 - Plant #2 .. Pic 5 - Plant #3 .. Pic 6,7,8,9 - Plant #4, the biggin'. .. Pic 10,11 - A bug I found on Plant #4...dunno what it is
PICTAR.
Pic 1 - Cab Plant #3 .. Pic 2 - Plant #1 .. Pic 3,4 - Plant #2 .. Pic 5 - Plant #3 .. Pic 6,7,8,9 - Plant #4, the biggin'. .. Pic 10,11 - A bug I found on Plant #4...dunno what it is
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ThinkSayMakeDo
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Love these buddies. Gray Catbird. It's a mockingbird, but primarily makes a cat-like sound as a normal call, and what I especially like, a couple alarm calls, one that is low-intensity, one high-intensity. The low is kind of a murmur of 'kwut'-type sounds, and the high is much louder and sounds like a grinding ratchet. I heard these when I first inhabited my plots, but now they seem to have warmed up to me, even letting me get close-up(for a bird that isn't a Robin) for pictures. They warn me of everything : planes, helicopters, people, deer, snakes, chipmunks, whatever. My little guard-birds.
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1badmasonman
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Now thats some cool shit TSMD. Its cool how you find that inner peace with the wildlife. I love birds myself. Good read lad. 1BMM peace
northeastern lights
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Yep use it to your advantage.
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Thanks guys, gotta love nature, especially when your trekkin' right through it.
Forgot these pictures of my garden.
Forgot these pictures of my garden.
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sven deisel
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i cheat i grow by the railroad tracks i know when the trains come so i take a little rototiller back with me at night and when that train comes to cover the noise i fire that baby up. digging in the woods is a real fucker i wish i would have taken it to camp with me
ThinkSayMakeDo
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That's a damn good idea. But, yeah I wish I had the same conditions. I work on a farm p/t, it's a fuckin' tease even in the smaller 30ft gardens that get finished up in a day, not to mention large-scale farm equipment, plowing fields upon fields in a day.
roundplanet
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Hey sven deisel don't they spray along rail trax?
northeastern lights
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Hey sven deisel don't they spray along rail trax?
I don't know about the RR but I know that they spray along the Power lines. My buddy has a camp way up north on the side of the power lines and every 4 or 5 years the send a notice that they will be spraying de-foligage. They only make one pass and it never seems to make it to the outer sides. He just puts out a few, I highly DO NOT reccomend growing near power lines. He is wayyyyy the F out there and like I said he just does a few.
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Got another confirmed female. Cab Plant #3 was today determined to be so. SO now every plant in my first plot is going to be budding. Whoop whoop. Oh, and I got 18 of 24 holes dug up, and most of the soil is nice and mixed up, so my second plot is coming along nicely, will def be ready for when I put them babes in the closet out next week sometime.
Here's the show.
Pic 1,2,3 - Cab lady Plant #3 .. Pic 4 - Plant #1 meh. .. Pic 5,6,7 - Plant #2 .. Pic 8,9 - Plant #3 .. Pic 10,11 - Plant #4 lookin' great.
Here's the show.
Pic 1,2,3 - Cab lady Plant #3 .. Pic 4 - Plant #1 meh. .. Pic 5,6,7 - Plant #2 .. Pic 8,9 - Plant #3 .. Pic 10,11 - Plant #4 lookin' great.
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1badmasonman
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bravo!!!!!!1BMM
ThinkSayMakeDo
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-Thanks a lot, 1bmm. Keep meanin' to sub up to your thread but I end up just reading it, hah.-
Here's a look at the cab, a little over a week old, lookin' pretty good. They look drooped and wet in these pics cause I'd just sprayed. I water 'em maybe every 2 or 3 days, spray once or twice a day on the days I don't water.
There's one that hasn't done anything past cotyledons. Dunno if I even trust that it's cannabis.
Here's a look at the cab, a little over a week old, lookin' pretty good. They look drooped and wet in these pics cause I'd just sprayed. I water 'em maybe every 2 or 3 days, spray once or twice a day on the days I don't water.
There's one that hasn't done anything past cotyledons. Dunno if I even trust that it's cannabis.
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PBFseedco.
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Lookin good MAN!!
ThinkSayMakeDo
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So I got a bunch of peat moss and compost all packed into my car for drop off tonight, and it's been about 2 weeks so I decided I'll just throw them in a rubbermaid and pack them into my car for drop off tonight as well. Ended up with 23 mostly healthful buddies, hope the best for 'em!
Cab shut down again
But I am currently planning out a nice bubbler system, or DWC. My bubble-cloner made me envious of the ease of hydro, especially bubbleponics. Prob. gonna trash the old cab and start from scratch-ish. Need me some materials and such before it can commence, but I'm too antsy to wait around for finances and junk, may as well get my cab established, then get the nutes and meter and such later.
Here's the babes in their last day in the cab, so long.
Cab shut down again
But I am currently planning out a nice bubbler system, or DWC. My bubble-cloner made me envious of the ease of hydro, especially bubbleponics. Prob. gonna trash the old cab and start from scratch-ish. Need me some materials and such before it can commence, but I'm too antsy to wait around for finances and junk, may as well get my cab established, then get the nutes and meter and such later.Here's the babes in their last day in the cab, so long.
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ThinkSayMakeDo
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Ummmmm. Here!
.DAY 35.
Pic 1,2 - Cab Plant #3, this one is in a part of my clearing that gets much less light than the others, the spot it is in faces North to South, so she's a good example of why you should plant East to West.
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Pic 3,4 - Plant #1,(Raised) this one faces kind of in the middle, receives a lot of direct sunlight, but mostly afternoon sunlight, just recently started to fill herself out.
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Pic 5,6 - Plant #2, now we're at East/West. Still not so much morning sunlight though, maybe a couple hours of it.
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Pic 7,8,9 - Plant #3,(Raised) Fully recovered, optimal light in my opinion, I think this would be my biggest plant, had a critter not wrecked it. Gettin' bigger though. Shot of the ex-broken stem as well.
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Pic 10,11,12,13 - Plant #4, my big babe. She gets the most morning sun, and much of the afternoon sun until about 5 or 6, actually she's in the shade a lot of the times I check the plot, while the others are baskin' in mid/late day sun. Gettin' bigger leaves, bigger stem.
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And my 2nd plot is coming along nicely as well. It'll be a surprise.
.DAY 35.
Pic 1,2 - Cab Plant #3, this one is in a part of my clearing that gets much less light than the others, the spot it is in faces North to South, so she's a good example of why you should plant East to West.
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Pic 3,4 - Plant #1,(Raised) this one faces kind of in the middle, receives a lot of direct sunlight, but mostly afternoon sunlight, just recently started to fill herself out.
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Pic 5,6 - Plant #2, now we're at East/West. Still not so much morning sunlight though, maybe a couple hours of it.
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Pic 7,8,9 - Plant #3,(Raised) Fully recovered, optimal light in my opinion, I think this would be my biggest plant, had a critter not wrecked it. Gettin' bigger though. Shot of the ex-broken stem as well.
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Pic 10,11,12,13 - Plant #4, my big babe. She gets the most morning sun, and much of the afternoon sun until about 5 or 6, actually she's in the shade a lot of the times I check the plot, while the others are baskin' in mid/late day sun. Gettin' bigger leaves, bigger stem.
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And my 2nd plot is coming along nicely as well. It'll be a surprise.
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northeastern lights
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looking good!
ThinkSayMakeDo
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Thanks nel! Feels good to have some green buddies growin' up closer and closer to my face.... in no time they'll prob. be above my head. I love it.