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Ill grab a few with the lights on. eh?

Sorry about the focus! Twas stumbling around in the dark....so high only dogs could hear me....

Was thinking of crossing the Rhino with Carolina to make "Rhinoliner"....hehe As you can see....yellow is the name of the game....:shock: When we found these plants they were all this color. Now I dont mean when we found them this last time to collect seeds (of course they were then), but...

Has seen many an issue these last few weeks. I wish I had more time with it this go round. I am a commercial fisherman during the summer months.:-| The real show with this one will be this fall into winter. Stay tuned?

The Rhino has contributed a few clones already as well. You may notice a few branches missing from the underside if you look closely.

The Rhino has contributed a few clones already as well. You may notice a few branches missing from the underside if you look closely.

Well I think I have been quite successful in keeping a "very stretchy" sativa small and manageable. I have managed to provide 10 clones from the Arjan’s Haze. (Five from each plant) I have plans for a few more, but mostly will be spending the rest of the time training them for there next faze...

Anyone Ready for an UPDATE?

Thanks there Flori, I enjoy sharing my stories!

Update comming soon!

Speaking of Hair. Stop by your local barber and pick up a few bags of human hair. That will work wonders!

Well there are countless ways to manage pests, I suggest you do a bit of research. I however deal with pests that are of the larger breed. Bears and Moose mostly. My trick for them does keep smaller critters at bay too. What I do is use Ammonia in different manners. For instance, a bear that is...

THE WORD: A good buddy of mine had me over for bong loads and wild berries. It was wonderful. He then surprised me with some clones he got for me!!! What a pal! The clones are of Jacks Cleaner and Sweet Tooth #2. He also offerd me a Rhino and BC bud clone, but declined. I snapped a few...

Well Great! Those look like they are taking very well. I see the jungle like vegetation and palm furans; you must be in a warm climate. I know there is quite a diverse population of pests in those warmer climates, how do make out with keeping your plants pest free? They look like there is no...

Hey there Boulderheads, Looking good. Purdy slick. How does that sponge look at the end of the grow? I would suspect that it collects salts. Any problems with it? If so, you could use that same idea but switch to a piece of pumice. Very neat. The plants look wonderful! They will do great...

:lol: Ohhh I pity you tired folks. Well; I suppose I am quite the opposite, but then again there are not many folks as "willing" at my age... My take: Life is too short not to slow down, take some time for your self, and make growing a hobby in stead of a chore. I don’t grow for anyone but...

:lol: Ohhh I pity you tired folks. Well; I suppose I am quite the opposite, but then again there are not many folks as "willing" at my age... My take: Life is too short not to slow down, take some time for your self, and make growing a hobby in stead of a chore. I don’t grow for anyone but...

I like this picture, I was smoking last years outdoor crop of an Alaskan strain in the hammer on the left, and widow from the blue bowl on the right. :leaf: The other photos were just taken in the dark. The flash really shows true color. There is little purple undertone when the HPS is off...

Thanks Pit, you always have something nice to say. :hug: Good ol' buddy!

Neat! Well glad to hear your making an effort to join the club in growing. Go ahead and invite your friend over for a chat, we can all talk MTU. :idea: