Beginning To Understand Her

How ya been Smokey? How's BC and the babies? You know I have to ask...Hope all is well...

Thanks QT, BC and her brood are doing fine. The kittens are strong enough to climb a tree and chill on top of the neighbors shed. I will try to get video of them playing soon. I have been through the ringer, physically and emotionally, but today it does not matter. I will be playing at Toots in Crockett tonight with some great friends. We are going to rock the house.
 
Video time!!!

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w00t! You got a lot goin' on under that camo cover! And that flat crazy one is very interesting... I'd love to get some good shots of that one for the books.

my camera is not that great. I will try to borrow one of my roomies cameras for some good shots. I am currently uploading a breeding video for my breeding journal. The flat one is strange, it's putting out two round branches from the top. Definitely a two headed monster in the works. It is putting out pre flowers which makes me wonder..
 
One of my house mates(HM) commented on the spiders and small stature of my forest. It was also mentioned that HMs friends neighbor had an outdoor grow with bigger plants "This Tall" lol(could be seen from the window). Worrisome, if they can see it who else can? Good thing HM is good people.
I explained that these were mostly indica Dom, and most are in pots. the ones that go into the ground will get much bigger by Sept., especially the sativa land races from Peru. :cheesygrinsmiley:
Apparently HM has a short memory,( MMJ related), but is was just last year that HM marveled at the size of the trees I had grown:yummy:. But what can you expect from a DJ/Fetish Model. :dreamy:

The spiders, :bitingnails:I explained will eat all the bugs I don't want(all). Removing the web is as easy as running your hands along the leaves and stems. The spider jumps off , and will make more web to catch and eat more bugs. Could be problematic during flowering. I am keeping an eye out for egg sacs. I did not have much of a problem with spiders last season so I am not too worried.:hmmmm:Note :No leaves have been attacked since I allowed the spiders to remain. I am learning by watching nature interact with my garden.:adore::peace::Love::MoreNutes:
 
Smoke2Js, you are so right about Mother Nature policing Herself! The Spiders are there for a reason, exactly the one you stated(TO EAT ALL THE BUGS YOU DON'T WANT ON YOUR PLANT!) I would not worry about any Spiders or their Webs, they will not hurt your plants, the eggies either. And speaking of Sativas, I have also grown out some Land Race varieties, my favorite was a Strain from Mexico called Punta Roja, roughly translated to Red Point, referring to the hairs, which are all a bright Fusia Red. I had one grow to 23ft, no BS. It was the biggest (TALLEST) plant I have ever grown. God, I love Land Race Sativas. The ones from Peru sound great, what Strain are they exactly? I need to diligently go over your Threads to check out the pictures, for some reason I thought they would all get posted in the thread like I did mine. I stupidly realized that the wording at the bottom of your posts is where the "REAL", pictures probably go! Anyways, hope everything else is going great. SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN.
 
One of my house mates(HM) commented on the spiders and small stature of my forest. It was also mentioned that HMs friends neighbor had an outdoor grow with bigger plants "This Tall" lol(could be seen from the window). Worrisome, if they can see it who else can? Good thing HM is good people.
I explained that these were mostly indica Dom, and most are in pots. the ones that go into the ground will get much bigger by Sept., especially the sativa land races from Peru. :cheesygrinsmiley:
Apparently HM has a short memory,( MMJ related), but is was just last year that HM marveled at the size of the trees I had grown:yummy:. But what can you expect from a DJ/Fetish Model. :dreamy:

The spiders, :bitingnails:I explained will eat all the bugs I don't want(all). Removing the web is as easy as running your hands along the leaves and stems. The spider jumps off , and will make more web to catch and eat more bugs. Could be problematic during flowering. I am keeping an eye out for egg sacs. I did not have much of a problem with spiders last season so I am not too worried.:hmmmm:Note :No leaves have been attacked since I allowed the spiders to remain. I am learning by watching nature interact with my garden.:adore::peace::Love::MoreNutes:

Spiders for fliers, ladybugs for aphids, and get this one... WASPS, for ants. Mantis for everything else, hoppers, crawlers, and the like.
 
All I can say is that you have BALLS! I can hear the traffic in the background, but I guess BUMP CITY really is understanding. The plant that you showed with the stalk bonding together in like a club, where the two stalk joins, is a genetic mutation common in certain strains of Herb. I used to have this happen in a Strain called ATOMIC HAZE. It still produces a Bud, but the Bud is weird looking, like a, for the lack of a better term, Siamese Twin looking bud. Or a bud that looks like two buds joining together like an Amoeba, I am not trying to sound like a Dick. These Buds are just weird! But they are good for personal Smoke, just weird looking Buds. I liked your Volunteer Starts a lot. I have noticed that plants that come up like this seem to always do great, I believe it is because they are acclimated to the spot, if they came off of Buds that were seeded there the Grow before. Anyways, I was impressed with your courage and boldness doing it where it sounds like you are doing it. Keep it up, it is inspirational to see "LIKE" others that this Plant inspires. SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN.
 
All I can say is that you have BALLS! I can hear the traffic in the background, but I guess BUMP CITY really is understanding. The plant that you showed with the stalk bonding together in like a club, where the two stalk joins, is a genetic mutation common in certain strains of Herb. I used to have this happen in a Strain called ATOMIC HAZE. It still produces a Bud, but the Bud is weird looking, like a, for the lack of a better term, Siamese Twin looking bud. Or a bud that looks like two buds joining together like an Amoeba, I am not trying to sound like a Dick. These Buds are just weird! But they are good for personal Smoke, just weird looking Buds. I liked your Volunteer Starts a lot. I have noticed that plants that come up like this seem to always do great, I believe it is because they are acclimated to the spot, if they came off of Buds that were seeded there the Grow before. Anyways, I was impressed with your courage and boldness doing it where it sounds like you are doing it. Keep it up, it is inspirational to see "LIKE" others that this Plant inspires. SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN.

Thanks, for the words on the "volunteer starts" I was considering moving them further into the sun. But then I noticed how good they are doing there. I am not moving them. Super Bush on the way.
 
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