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Until you come face to face with a momma bear & cubs or a moose did you know more Canadians are killed by moose than any other animal in Canada
Cons Outdoor Auto Lake Grow #2
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By "bears" I assume you don't mean just Yogi type bears coming for your pic'a'nic basket. They might have a taste for you too.
So is a 12 gauge enough? You trying to make noise or have some bear steaks?
I’m Australian mate. We have no fear.
We cuddle bears here and we’re looser than a mooses goose!
Lolling!
Those bears look pretty terrifying tbh. As do those moose antlers. They would debowel you fo sho!
I did not know that. I also didn’t know you were Canadian! I thought you were from the USA. Hey I got a joke you might like.
What do you call an intelligent American?
A Canadian.
lol!
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Most bears around here (black bear) are yogi & just looking for a snack it's the momas with cubs but more worried about a cow moose with a calf or a bull moose which do wander through camp every once in a while, 12 gauge with 1oz slugs will stop most any thing around here but would fire a warning shot first if possible I walked into a 400lb black bear (10 feet away) moose hunting one year & left my rifle in the boat & the hunting partner was a idiot I got lucky there to walk away
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Lol! I know a few smart ones, Have a ice cold Foster's & throw a shrimp on the barbie for me, do yous actually say that?
I'm just repeating this for emphasis, con!
What animal kills the most Canadians outside of Canada?
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Good morning everyone hope your weekend is a great one, week 7 the MWC & Dk in the layered pots are still going upwatds they're not big drinkers last watered on the 15th a few more days till they're fed again the LST MWC is slowly growing & the broke DK is reaching out & trying to have a purpose bit coming along better than I thought & the CCC is coming along good & notice it's growth daily just wish they could get atleast 4 days of sun & all are being feed level 1 nutes & ph'd to 6.0-6.3 & that's about it for now enjoy the upcoming week
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Lol! I do have a answer but would not be appropriate on this site
They exude a pristine energy, that wild look!
Beaver?
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Thanks Carmen I just need to find a better back drop so one can see the plant better kinda hard to see a green plant with a green background
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Nothing like canadian beaver Lol!
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So I have 2 of these black planters I think they're 20 gal 5 gal bucket beside it for size reference, I think I'll try some autos in there next year
If that's the 63 litre tote from Canadian Tire it's about 14-15 gallons.So I have 2 of these black planters I think they're 20 gal 5 gal bucket beside it for size reference, I think I'll try some autos in there next year
That's the one I'm using for my SIP.
That's a lot of soil for an auto!So I have 2 of these black planters I think they're 20 gal 5 gal bucket beside it for size reference, I think I'll try some autos in there next year
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Yeah it is the Canadian tire tote that's a big assed SIP don't know how I missed that, I think I'll try atleast one of these next year
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Do you think a auto would not do well in a pot that size? to big of a area for the roots to fill?
I can't see an outside auto needing that much pot, even in a SIP unless you wanted a really big res. How much soil was your biggest indoor one this past season?
I used it for my quasi-SIP last summer, with a Dark Devil auto.
As far as I can tell the roots didn't entirely fill it. When I dumped the soil this Spring I didn't see many roots left compared to my fabric pots with autos, although they may have decomposed by then due to both higher water retention and being heated in the sun in cooler weather.
As far as I can tell the roots didn't entirely fill it. When I dumped the soil this Spring I didn't see many roots left compared to my fabric pots with autos, although they may have decomposed by then due to both higher water retention and being heated in the sun in cooler weather.