sandhill larry
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Forgot to mention that one of the Slo2's in KPe has cashed. Roots and stem got ate. I'll try to get a hard count for all the patches, but KPe has 2 CP1's and 2 Slo2's. KPw has 3 Slo2's.
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bi polar express
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Missed the new name for a sec haha getn work done in the bush sorry about the eaten ones
sandhill larry
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It seemed easier than going in circles with google over my gmail account, then if I got into it, going in circles with RUI.
sandhill larry
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Last night Sister let me know some of my cousins were up planting food plots and working on their tree stands. I slip across their land to get to the GN patch, so I was glad of the heads up. They are gone now for a day or two, so I hope to get across there early in the morning. I left a jug of water the last time I was back there, so it will be slack packing.
sandhill larry
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I got to the FP patch this afternoon. Cut a few more of the BST2 {Peach} buds. Hate cutting early, but have been losing too much to rot to do nothing. Also had to take a few of the BST1 {Hurricane Head} buds. It's a much younger plant, so smaller. It won't stand too many early pickings. No sign of PM or worms on either of them.
sandhill larry
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Yesterday I slipped over to the GN patch. Only two young BST2's left. Not looking too bad. {I took a few buds off the other plant}
sandhill larry
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Thursday I got by to check on the BP patch. The young CP1 had one brown tipped bud, that I found a little worm in later. Will get back to do a more better search on Monday.
There is one CP1 and one Slo2 in the BP patch.
There is one CP1 and one Slo2 in the BP patch.
sandhill larry
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One of the four GV1's in the JP patch.
One of the CP1's in the 3DT patch was pretty far gone, so I went ahead and chopped it, leaving one CP1 there.
One of the CP1's in the 3DT patch was pretty far gone, so I went ahead and chopped it, leaving one CP1 there.
sandhill larry
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Another of the GV1's in JP patch.
bi polar express
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Getting closer, looks good!
sandhill larry
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My Winter crop. Four Hurricane Head {BST2 male [GN] X BST1 female [GN]} And one tray jumper {either RSB or HH}
sandhill larry
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The BP in the SOL patch. There was a bad spot on a bud, so I clipped it. There was a seed {I lightly dusted with CP1 pollen} that looked like it might come up if planted. This and the CP1's and CPDA's were my best smoke last year. High hopes for these seeds.
sandhill larry
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Judging by the order of the pictures, this has to be the BP. I hope there isn't more of this. That would really suck.
Edit: There is always the chance this is where the bud worm came from. I didn't label in the bush, trusting my memory to last until I got them in paper bags for drying. And you guys know how my memory works. Like a steel trap. Kind of rusty and about half sprung.
Edit: There is always the chance this is where the bud worm came from. I didn't label in the bush, trusting my memory to last until I got them in paper bags for drying. And you guys know how my memory works. Like a steel trap. Kind of rusty and about half sprung.
sandhill larry
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The Hermie 88 in the GV patch. Not to much to look at, but I'm going to see what the seeds do this coming Spring. I only have four of the 88's {F1's} going, so each of them are precious.
sandhill larry
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This year has been a tough one. If I have a good Spring crop, I may leave off planting full seasons until June or later. Less time for them to get F'd up.
sandhill larry
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The older 88 in the Slo patch. There was a broken branch, so I'll be sampling this in a few days. {this is also lightly dusted with CP1 pollen}
sandhill larry
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There is one BP in SOL patch. One 88 in GV patch. Three 88's in Slo patch. I will get a good hard count on the out lying patches soon.
sandhill larry
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A couple three nights ago at the camp I did some trimming. I feel for you guys who have to make them all pretty for sale. I try to do the big ones pretty good, but most of the smaller ones will get trimmed when they hit the rolling tray. This is the BST2 {Peach} from the FP patch. I have 6-7 ounces of BST1 and BST2 dried now. Enough to last the year at my summertime pace. But I have noticed I'm smoking more now that I have fresh bud. There are a few dark buds in the picture. If they crumble when pressed, I shell out the seeds and toss the bud. Lots and lots of these seeds. {BST2 #1FP male X BST2 #2 FP female}
sandhill larry
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Last night I planted 8-10 of the BST2 {Peach} seeds in the GB patch {where I had pulled up the GV1 male a few weeks back}. It was the last good planting day for a while, and I had forgot to bring pots and potting soil from the house. {and these seeds had try jumped. I didn't find them until after I had everything put away. It was easier to plant them than to dig everything out}
The young seedling have grown pretty good. I will go ahead and move them soon.
The young seedling have grown pretty good. I will go ahead and move them soon.