Citylimits
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Decided to run some more Humboldt gear this year.
Pineapple muffin 50 days
Hibiscus 55 days
Pineapple muffin 50 days
Hibiscus 55 days
Massachusetts 2020 outdoors seed selection
- Thread starter Nizza
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jerry-joe
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funny the difference one state can make. im in maine and it snowed a lot yesterday. im growing mephisto now, but indoor so not sure if i can help other than to say mephisto is pretty popular and between that, the fact that outdoor people are getting ready and covid you might wanna get those beans sooner than later.
DarkWeb
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I liking every bean from Mephisto I put in the ground. Very nice stuff. Snowed last night here too.......so much for doing yard work.
ganga gurl420
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That is beautiful. What did you end up pulling off of her?
dubekoms
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Damn i was not expecting that. At least it doesn't look too bad, less than an inch here. My daffodils were under about 5in of snow from that last storm we had a couple weeks ago and they weren't phased at all, tough little bastards.
Corso312
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.blows eh . We got 3" this morning, but I think that's it til Halloween. I'm putting plants outdoor may 1 .
stealthfader508
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thx ... and sorry just saw this ... i don't really know what the exact amount was, I never really weigh them out when i'm done, but I think I only got about a pound or a little less from each plant ... this year will be different though, the ones already in the ground are about the size of where I was last year on july 1
Nizza
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less is more in MA? rofl!!
Oh is this too soon? (covid-19?) I'm referring to the outdoor season in MA though. coastal tho
MOB in the bag
the eagle has landed!
Not a pure cut, but an s1 selective cut, and thanks alot @youknowwhouare
Updates incoming, for the community of NE growers, or others with these issues, trying get selective strains for your area!
edit: I first thought about less is more, then thought about the toilet paper commercial, then thought it was kind of funny. But I'm also sorry Co-vid 19 is not something to joke about~ that is a bad humor.
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stealthfader508
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nice brother... did you pop the beans too? ... I'm hoping you can find an even better cut?
stealthfader508
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still don't get it, but it's all good ... you been smoking too much of that GG4 i think
Nizza
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there's something symbolic about the days around bob dylans birthday~ not so much the reminder but perhaps his vibe. Just love a listen to some bob dylan here an there!
bobb d.. love your music and a great inspiration, great energy! happy bday tomorrow
lol i dont think i know what i was thinking earlier with the whole message, but i dig that old commercial
Mass Medicinals
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I know this is old, but what washer are you using? And is that flower free in the wash? did you have to modify the washer to make it work for bubble?
stealthfader508
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I forget what brand it is but it's basically an RV washing machine ... they have em on amazon for about 75 bucks ... the only thing I modified is the outlet hose ... the one that it comes with is a small, ribbed hose ... it's awkward to use and the material and trichs get caught up in the ribs ... I just replaced it with some flexible vinyl tuning, a couple 90's, and an end cap to hold then release the water easily (a valve could probably be used here as well) ... here's a picture with the original hose, then the mods
Mass Medicinals
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Wow thanks for the rushed response with photos! Is that just an 1" tubing elbow in the second photo? Also did you have to add a filter on the inside? Did removing the outlet hose give you and trouble? Same with adding the vinyl tubing, wondering if that ever came loose on you during runs.
stealthfader508
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no problem man, you caught me at my desk ... it's 1"OD - 3/4 ID tubing ... you have to take the base off the machine (i think it's only 4 screws), then remove the old drain tubing (i think it was held on by a permanent plastic clamp I had to snip off) ... I used a hose clamp to attach the new drain hose to the machine so I never need to worry about it coming off ... I don't use a filter for the drain, but I guess you could rig up something... every once in a while if it starts draining slowly I'll just blow into the tubing and clear the drain out instantly so I never felt I needed it ... I do have a 220 micron bag I could put the material in to keep it all contained, but I prefer that if floats and moves around the wash freely ... I've done it both ways and actually notice a huge difference in yield when its freeballing