Thundercat
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I don't think it was directed at you man, I think that guy might have stopped reading part way through the thread or something, and decided to post.
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I don't think it was directed at you man, I think that guy might have stopped reading part way through the thread or something, and decided to post.
Token
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Your just one of the stupid people that need to be led, you little bitch. I think your a dumb ass that can't figure out that a plant is a plant and they all grow the same so if you can figure out one plant you pretty much got the rest, so it makes you happy when someone takes you by the hand and shows the way, like a little dumbass.
2cimdma is making this so easy and ya'll are still asking how to do it, it's amazing how dumb some can be, now go shoot yourself and do the world a big favor so we don't trun out like idiocracy!
ballo
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good one token...please tell me you're under 14 years old. i remember getting that serious on forums and the rest of the internet back then.
Your just one of the stupid people that need to be led, you little bitch. I think your a dumb ass that can't figure out that a plant is a plant and they all grow the same so if you can figure out one plant you pretty much got the rest, so it makes you happy when someone takes you by the hand and shows the way, like a little dumbass.
2cimdma
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Alright well today was pretty gay. I come home from office for lunch and what do ya know the new puppy ate some poppies.
But how can ya stay mad at a face like this?
It has been warm outside so I planted some they are getting decent in size.
My barn is behind the two oaks. Hmmm should I put horses in there or........??
Scored one so you guys can see how it looks right after cutting. I went alittle shallow.
But how can ya stay mad at a face like this?
It has been warm outside so I planted some they are getting decent in size.
My barn is behind the two oaks. Hmmm should I put horses in there or........??
Scored one so you guys can see how it looks right after cutting. I went alittle shallow.
Thundercat
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Thats sweet bro!! I'm not a huge dog guy, but my GF thought he was the cutest!!
Thundercat
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Wow that sucks man. Sorry to hear that.
2cimdma
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Alright well I've started a new grow on Tuesday(1/6). So instead of taking this whole thread up on it and pissing people off Im going to start a grow journal. I'm going to make it as detailed as possible. If anyone needs any help or has any questions feel free and Ill help if I can. Im actually going to have two grows going one soil(the bigger of the two just cause I can manage more this way), and the other is hydro. Ill just put it into one journal though and Ill keep ya updated on both.
2cimdma
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Link to my Persian White Poppy grow
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/149643-persian-white-poppies-dwc-soil.html
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/149643-persian-white-poppies-dwc-soil.html
aattocchi
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Are you growing weed under that rock? Pinapple Express, LMAO!
SACReDHeRB
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wrote comment to have in subscribed. Good advice
G Dubya Bush
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I'm impressed with what 2cimda has done.
I'd never thought of trying poppies inside. I've been a gardener all my life - farmers market cut flowers and vegetables. I was raising hen and chicks and selling the pods in dried arrangements at the farmers market when a customer asked me if I knew they were opium poppy pods. I honestly didn't.
My crop was already dried that year, but the next spring I went out and planted twice as many poppies interspersed among my other flowers ( It's the ultimate poppy camouflage, they are inconspicuous among lots of other flowers.)
I don't know about other parts of the country, but in the upper midwest it's just about time to plant outside. In my experience they start well in early April when I plant peas and onions. They grow quickly enough that I don't bother starting inside.
I'd never thought of trying poppies inside. I've been a gardener all my life - farmers market cut flowers and vegetables. I was raising hen and chicks and selling the pods in dried arrangements at the farmers market when a customer asked me if I knew they were opium poppy pods. I honestly didn't.
My crop was already dried that year, but the next spring I went out and planted twice as many poppies interspersed among my other flowers ( It's the ultimate poppy camouflage, they are inconspicuous among lots of other flowers.)
I don't know about other parts of the country, but in the upper midwest it's just about time to plant outside. In my experience they start well in early April when I plant peas and onions. They grow quickly enough that I don't bother starting inside.
joshranwest
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My crop has been planted today! Planted about a handfull of seeds.
spiked1
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Man o man, you have some serious growing up to do dude, best if you start right now, all you do is bitch on other peoples threads, and I don't mean this one alone, it's like every time I see you post.Your just one of the stupid people that need to be led, you little bitch. I think your a dumb ass that can't figure out that a plant is a plant and they all grow the same so if you can figure out one plant you pretty much got the rest, so it makes you happy when someone takes you by the hand and shows the way, like a little dumbass.
northsidenovis
Active Member
good stuff I tried growing poppies had 3 gardens with all up only about 25 large plants with big crowns had 1 plant that had 62 crowns (i dont think it was skill more luck than anything) all though I wasn't very luky in the long run as all the petals were falling off and last of the flowers blooming along came some theives that thought they deserved my poppies more than me and stole them I came home on a sunday afternoon to dirt all over my lawn and no poppies my advice would be to stay discreet
camaro630hp
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i am very happy 2 c my post is still going after all this time i have been away < thanks 4 all the info < post and the pics good luck 2 all .and thanks again
spiked1
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It's very interesting, that's why I guess, but glad you started it.
I'm in the southern hemishere and April is the time to plant them outdoors here, but after reading several posts I think I'll try some in my grow room as well.
