Blaze & Daze
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TCH
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But, never enough!!!!
TCH
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That checks out. Lol
Do you have a method to quarantine clones prior to introduction to your garden?
Damn that's cheap! 6 clones for $40. I've seen them go for $50-$300 each here.
Stiickygreen
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I'll keep em separated for a bit, for sure...but as I said...they'll swim in the Spinosad on arrival...and that will kill most shit up front if there's thrips/mites/etc. (and I can spot that damage easily/know what to look for/etc). I'm willing to play after all of these fucked up seeds! My only real worry is a virus. That Hlpd or whatever it is.....
And they are for outside. My tent stint this Winter was just to look-see at genetics. I hate tents.... what a limiting factor in a grow right up front. Not that shit can't transfer outside...but in 8 years I've only seen aphids once...and I brought them outside from the gH...so bugs and stuff aren't a huge issue here. We will see though. Never say never and all of that.
BarnBuster
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When I was still working (15 years ago), we'd get these kids coming in for a job who, even though they said they were Honor Society, etc in high school, couldn't write/compose a sentence worth a shit. They were also the same ones who didn't know the significance of the dates 1776 or June 6, 1944 or who Robert Louis Stevenson and Herman Melville were. If asked where "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union" came from, no clue.
I mean, WTF do they teach kids anymore?
TCH
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When I was still working (15 years ago), we'd get these kids coming in for a job who, even though they said they were Honor Society, etc in high school, couldn't write/compose a sentence worth a shit. They were also the same ones who didn't know the significance of the dates 1776 or June 6, 1944 or who Robert Louis Stevenson and Herman Melville were. If asked where "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union" came from, no clue.
I wish you could buy spinosad here!
TCH
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They are built different. Think of them as clubs, not balls. Some throw well at low speeds but don't stay aloft very long. Some like low speeds but glide for days. Some will turn right a bit before fading back left. Some will come out just heading left. All different lengths, shapes, landings, etc. As a beginner, I could definitely get away with a nice straight mid range and a putter. (I could realistically still get away with that) One of the goals this year is to start to fine tune my bag a bit to get the discs to do what they are made to do and fully utilize them. Think how you have acertwin club for 100-125 yard shot and one for 125-150, etc....
TCH
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The caveat (I think thats the right word) is that while they are like the clubs, you can still lose them like the balls. Sooo, 14 might not be enough. Lol
StareCase
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Are the clones already rooted?
Stiickygreen
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No doubt. It's safer than a lot of what is allowed as it's a biological offering rather than a chem/etc. Dunno how it works up there but here...on places like Ebay/etsy/etc folks offer things/ship things that aren't truly allowed...LOL. There are no limitations here in CO on spinosad...but I tried to buy a biological for nematodes once and got shut down on all of the retail outlets. Went behind the scenes and BAM...it was in hand in less than a week. LOL.