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I'm leaning that way too as every mini horse I've been around was a sneaky biter. Bite ya in the ass or leg when you weren't looking. Coyotes stay away from my place after I shot a few for eating my barn cats. Foxes are an occasional pic on the security cam but even they have learned to stay...

My wife and I have been debating getting a mini horse or mini burro. That is definitely my name choice now if we end up with either. I can just imagine the neighbors asking me the horses name lol.

Hell at those prices the little monsters better be raking my lawn on their way out. Just crazy, I'm beginning to think most Canadians are wealthy if you are expected to pay the prices I see y'all post.

Kinda early to open it " for the kids " ain't it? You must have tried one to be sure it's safe for them. What a nice person. So how were they?

Citric acid powder at 1-3 tsp per quart of water will wipe our adults and dry up the eggs. Try the lower strength first as strong concentrations can burn some pistils. A pump sprayer with a very fine mist helps and be sure to really soak the undersides of leaves. A bud wash after harvest is a...

I still need 876 more messages to hit the mythical 5,000 post mark and earn my 388 points. Gonna stop there as a RIU tattoo is not in the cards. Unless all the cool kids get one, then I'm bowing to peer pressure faster than everyone that bought a bowl trimmer this year :bigjoint:

48% is too dry for proper slow drying in my experience. I try to be around 60% and no lower than 55% during the whole dry.

These guys obituaries always seem to read "at least he died doing what he loved ". I'm good, I'll take dying while falling face down in a pecan pie, I'd die doing what I love :bigjoint:

Nice setup, I really like the stackable dome especially as I prefer bigger cuts. Do you happen to remember where you picked it up?

Citric acid will wipe out both adults and eggs. Just be sure to really soak the under sides of all the leaves. A pump sprayer with a fine mist is best in my experience. It's in the canning section of the grocery store and Walmart usually.

My wife works for Walmart and we get our meat, dairy and bread at Harris Teeter. The cooler at Walmart breaks down way too often for me to trust the perishable stuff from them.

I lost my older pics when my phone broke but I ran 4-5 of the 5 gallon pots in my old 4x4 . Yield is a factor of genetics first and everything else second in my opinion. I aim for one ounce of dried buds for every gallon of my pots size. So a 5 gallon pot should yield at least 5 ounces of dried...

I've run organic dry amendments in 3 to 7 gallon pots. 5 is the best for tent growing in my opinion, and I veg 8 weeks total. I'd average 5-7 ounces a plant using the 5 gallon pots. I watered daily in the 5 gallon pots once they were established but they did well with the schedule.

Peak fall foliage is a week or two away but it's looking amazing all over the mountain. Should get some nice pics this weekend when I go into town. There's been a big increase in traffic in our tiny town already.

I just finished the 3rd of 4 plants myself. I'm whooped and it's Bubba Kush time.

My poor wife works the overnight shift at Walmart so it's Christmas music all night starting soon. I have no idea how she doesn't just slap me when she gets home from work during the holidays.

Now her horrible Christmas album is stuck on loop in my brain. You're getting coal in your stocking this year for sure :bigjoint:

This is what happens when you start Christmas talk before Halloween lol.

Just to clarify, what are the rules with those Croc cowboy boots? Socks because they're boots or bare feet because they're Crocs? Asking for a friend :bigjoint:

I glanced at an article in the paper today that said he's making them change the skin tone. Didn't read much besides the headline though.