Light Deprivation Greenhouse

UncleBuck

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Have nippers will travel :weed:

Good thing you had your friend watch your shit. I would hook her up phat
fucking thievin bastards.
it'll be tough to show her how much i appreciate her help.

she already gets all her meds for free from me, she's always up at that hour anyway, and i paid her 80 a day to stay over at my place while i was gone.

i'll have to think outside of the box on this one. i know it makes her happy to see her daughter and grand daughter (who just moved away) happy, so maybe i'll do something for them somehow.
 

UncleBuck

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buck.......a no trespassing sign w a nra sticker for an o would keep thieves off your fence.....

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or it would make sure that they came back with a gun.

i don't want to escalate anything like that. the mere presence of someone or anyone is enough to send the little shits running.

i'm tempted to lure them in so i can beat the shit out of them though. maybe one day in the summer park the cars down the street, leave the fence open, both greenhouses open, and hide myself so that they think i'm not there...then if they take the bait they receive a nice beating.

but i'll probably just stick to guarding the thing.
 

joe macclennan

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i'll have to think outside of the box on this one. i know it makes her happy to see her daughter and grand daughter (who just moved away) happy, so maybe i'll do something for them somehow.
Sounds like a great idea. Good luck with your harvest. Hope the rain and excessive humidity doesn't hurt your crop.
 

UncleBuck

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Sounds like a great idea. Good luck with your harvest. Hope the rain and excessive humidity doesn't hurt your crop.
i combed through it today and it all looks good still, no signs of botrytis. the circulating fans are doing their jobs.

the only problem is me: i left for salt lake at 2 am, went nearly 36 hours without sleep, got only 6-7 hours of sleep the 2 nights i was there, drove back, stayed up all last night guarding, got a few hours of sleep this AM, and now i need to stop dragging my feet and start the harvest. but i am so damn tired.

'tis the season.
 

UncleBuck

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there is some botrytis out there on the headband plants, which is odd since they are not the densest buds at all.

the densest buds are by far the GDP, and i don't understand how these didn't mold at all while the headband did.





 

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UncleBuck

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nice looking nuggets you have there. are those the GDP or the Headband?
that's the GDP.

Nothing like 90% humidity and late flowering plants to bring out the botyris.
i know, the weather seems to be getting horrible every time i have some plants ready. i'm quite surprised i haven't seen them all go straight to mold with the weather we've been having.

it must be the clean living. or the circulation/exhaust fans. one or the other.
 

UncleBuck

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GDP is my guess.....looking good you always wet trim Buck or just when concerned about the rot?
i wet trim any time i can.

the only time i don't wet trim is on the october harvest in the big greenhouse. it would take me too long to get everything out of the cold weather at the end of the season, so i just bring it all in at once and hang it, and trim as quick as i can.
 

heckler73

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What is that coffee-table book? Farts in the wild? :lol:
That must be fairly popular with your erudite guests... After doing an Amazon search, I see there's a series of "FARTS" books...
Unbelievable... :neutral:
Oh brother... I love the description:
From tiny bubble-popping goldfish toots to thunderously loud elephant gas, learn how to spot the funniest (and smelliest) farts in the animal kingdom! Hilarious tidbits identify the odor, range, frequency, and aftereffects of ten different types of gassy expulsions, while the attached battery-powered fart machine reproduces each emanation with astounding accuracy. This is pure, unbridled entertainment for the giggling child in all of us. Let 'er rip!


Something tells me I need this book...
 

UncleBuck

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What is that coffee-table book? Farts in the wild? :lol:
That must be fairly popular with your erudite guests... After doing an Amazon search, I see there's a series of "FARTS" books...
Unbelievable... :neutral:
Oh brother... I love the description:
From tiny bubble-popping goldfish toots to thunderously loud elephant gas, learn how to spot the funniest (and smelliest) farts in the animal kingdom! Hilarious tidbits identify the odor, range, frequency, and aftereffects of ten different types of gassy expulsions, while the attached battery-powered fart machine reproduces each emanation with astounding accuracy. This is pure, unbridled entertainment for the giggling child in all of us. Let 'er rip!


Something tells me I need this book...
twas my wife's valentine gift to me this year.

the best part is when the cats walk across the table and step on the fart buttons and scare themselves half to death.
 

twostrokenut

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i wet trim any time i can.

the only time i don't wet trim is on the october harvest in the big greenhouse. it would take me too long to get everything out of the cold weather at the end of the season, so i just bring it all in at once and hang it, and trim as quick as i can.
I hear ya on the time constraints specially in croptober.
 
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