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Larry {the} Gardener

Larry {the} Gardener

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AC man came pretty early, so I got over to the BP patch with food and water. Killed the CP1 {#2BP} male and dusted the young CP1 and Slo2 again. It has rained each time I've done it, so I tried again. Huge thunderstorm about an hour afterward. Hope it had enough time.

Here is the cloud about 5 minutes before it opened up.

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The CP1 {#2BP} male. I tried cutting off the shoots again, but they were so touchy, I just cut the two major limbs and eased over to the girls and gave it a shake. Then I stripped off all the smaller leaves for bread making. I'm starting to like the edibles.

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The young CP1.

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T-Pig is 41 - 1 = 40
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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Went on to the Deer Ate CP1 with light food and water. It was dying more each time I saw it, so I went ahead and chopped. Really hated to think about watching it die bit by bit. I had a high regard for this plant, coming up from it's humble beginnings like it did.

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Got about 1/2 of a grocery bag of leaves and little buds.

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T-Pig is 40 - 1 = 39
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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This morning I got the BST1 from the GN patch halfway trimmed. It must be a little further along. The seeds are looking mature. I got 3/4 ounce. I'm calling it Hurricane Head, in the tradition of Norman Mailer's Tough Guys Don't Dance.

I shelled a little of it, to replace the bought pot and tops in my stashes around the farm.

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Larry {the} Gardener

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
This morning I got the BST1 from the GN patch halfway trimmed. It must be a little further along. The seeds are looking mature. I got 3/4 ounce. I'm calling it Hurricane Head, in the tradition of Norman Mailer's Tough Guys Don't Dance.

I shelled a little of it, to replace the bought pot and tops in my stashes around the farm.

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I'm pretty sure those seeds are BST2 male X BST1 female. But I will look back to make sure.
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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I got down to the FP patch on Tuesday. The BST1 {FP} had fallen over. I duct taped it and got it up off the ground.

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The BST2 {#3FP} had more bud rot. I cut away all of it, and everything close. I washed these buds in hot, then cold water. Did help with the neem taste.

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The BST2 {#2FP} was looking good. Just one spot of rot where a leaf had fallen on a lower bud.

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Larry {the} Gardener

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My laptop is fucking with my pictures, so my memory might not be as sharp as it normally is. But I will persevere. I'll load a picture then try to remember where it was at.

This looks like it was a male CP1 in the 3DT patch. I killed two of them and saved the pollen.

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Also killed the male in DDW patch. Did not save that pollen.


T-Pig is 39 - 3 = 36
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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Alright, I have my memory, I mean, my pictures back. Tuesday night I went to the GB patch and killed the GV1{or 2} male there. This was one of the late season runts. It got over 6 feet, and you can never have too much pollen, so I saved the shoots off this one.


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T-Pig is 36 - 1 = 35
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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Wednesday morning bright and early, I hiked over to the AL patches. I killed one CPDA male and clipped the shoots off another one. This one in the hole with the female is the one I'm using for breeding. I dusted the two CPDA females right there, and one in the other end of the patch. The 4th one most likely got a little pollen for the older male, but neither of them are keepers in the genetic sense.

Here is some of that forbidden brother sister love, Chicken Pen Deer Ate style.

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T-Pig is 35 - 1 = 34
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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On Thursday, September 15th, I planted 9 [BST2 {#1FP} male X BST2 {#3FP} female] seeds in round pots. 5 [BST2 {GN} male X BST1 {GN} female] seeds in square pots. Also did one tray jumper in bigger round pot. It was one or the other of those two.

The BST2 {#3 FP} seeds are hereby known as Rotten Stinking Bastard. The BST1 {GN} seeds are hereby known as Hurricane Head.

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Larry {the} Gardener

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
On Thursday, September 15th, I planted 9 [BST2 {#1FP} male X BST2 {#3FP} female] seeds in round pots. 5 [BST2 {GN} male X BST1 {GN} female] seeds in square pots. Also did one tray jumper in bigger round pot. It was one or the other of those two.

The BST2 {#3 FP} seeds are hereby known as Rotten Stinking Bastard. The BST1 {GN} seeds are hereby known as Hurricane Head.

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I'm going to do a winter crop with these. Most likely with natural light only. Want to see what they will do in cold weather, and I have plenty of seeds from both.
 
Larry {the} Gardener

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This morning I went to the GN patch with food and water. The BST2's are late transplants, so pretty small, but looks like it will be good.

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The BST1 that broke from the hurricane had broke again. I might could have taped it, but I went ahead and chopped. Well, I did leave two little buds. Will see what they do. Last week over half of the seeds were mature, so that should be higher now. I like the looks of this strain, but I don't like the weak stalks. I'll do some more crosses with them with my winter and spring crops.

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T-Pig is 34 - 1 = 33
 
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