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You live out that way? I hiked over in Banff down to Yellowstone in selected spots in the 70's. Love the place!
Dark Matter, Red Sky, Chunky Cherry Thai, BP Skunk In LOS
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@Bode 
what do you have up so far?
what do you have up so far?
Colby Rohrig
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Is it possible to get a map of where u stayed ?
Highya SO,
I concur on the horsetail. That's what I use for a silica supplement in the canna garden. I just noticed yesterday our horsetails are up about 2 inches.
Seedlings - I have 8 reg Apollo 13, 4 reg mobsta, 4 reg Debo Skunk, and 4 reg ACDC cross (CBD), but two CBD's resemble ruderalis (very stunted). All the rest are doing great. I found out Aloe juice (Cut leaf) growes more roots, so I put some of that, and a little lactobacillus juice also. They're the best I've grown this far, at least. Looking forward to a great season.
Your crop is looking so nice!I know you're looking forward to a great season!! Happy Vapin'
I concur on the horsetail. That's what I use for a silica supplement in the canna garden. I just noticed yesterday our horsetails are up about 2 inches.
Seedlings - I have 8 reg Apollo 13, 4 reg mobsta, 4 reg Debo Skunk, and 4 reg ACDC cross (CBD), but two CBD's resemble ruderalis (very stunted). All the rest are doing great. I found out Aloe juice (Cut leaf) growes more roots, so I put some of that, and a little lactobacillus juice also. They're the best I've grown this far, at least. Looking forward to a great season.
Your crop is looking so nice!I know you're looking forward to a great season!! Happy Vapin'
Fredwak
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Hi stone
everything is looking peachy over here! Good luck with the pollination.
Smile and stay stoneder
everything is looking peachy over here! Good luck with the pollination.Smile and stay stoneder
Colby Rohrig
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How do u utilize this ? Tosser in da blender er what ?..
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I wish i remembered the topographical . One hike was a 6 or 7 day walk. The first or second day in we found a hut/house with a bed, wood stove, even a door, and a food swap locker to take one and leave one. And what a view of Lake Louise in the distance if I'm remembering the right place. Did some glacier pool swimming
for a moment along it somewhere too. What a grand place!- Thread starter
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Nice run for you this year! The only one I'm positive on for outside is a stankberry. Two more I have to get my ass in gear and move on. Maybe one.
How do you process the horsetail?
Colby Rohrig
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Even just a general directions would be fine i wanna find ur cabin this summer and take a picI wish i remembered the topographical . One hike was a 6 or 7 day walk. The first or second day in we found a hut/house with a bed, wood stove, even a door, and a food swap locker to take one and leave one. And what a view of Lake Louise in the distance if I'm remembering the right place. Did some glacier pool swimming
Colby Rohrig
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Gawd proud owner of a pair og Baby ball'z after that dip ? Er what ?.
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Thanks Fred! Tonight's the night for the little one! I'm picking some mood music out now.Hi stone
Smile and stay stoneder
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Every now and then I search for it but haven't found it yet. Some avid hiker in the mid 1900's put it there for all to enjoy. I'm looking for the guy that I traveled with too. He picked me up hitchhiking in Butte Montana and we walked quite a bit together. He even came to visit and I brought him to New Hampshire for a hike one year. Good times!
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That water was so clean! I was concerned about jumping in and hitting bottom so I threw a stone in. It took a half a minute to hit bottom! So clear! And yes, I was out as fast or faster than I went in! Hardly got wet!
Colby Rohrig
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thats amazing .....
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Bode's going to enlighten us. I've never used it.
Highya SO, CR, guys,
I pick a bunch, put in food processor with brown sugar (2:1 horsetail/sugar). In a mason jar ferment for at least 3 weeks (I add a little water). Mix liquid 500:1 water/horsetail. Very basic. This year I put a couple 5 gal pails without the bottom in the garden. Then I put kitchen scraps/vegetative matter in the pail, put some lactobacillus and dirt and compost right in the garden. Happy Smokin'
I pick a bunch, put in food processor with brown sugar (2:1 horsetail/sugar). In a mason jar ferment for at least 3 weeks (I add a little water). Mix liquid 500:1 water/horsetail. Very basic. This year I put a couple 5 gal pails without the bottom in the garden. Then I put kitchen scraps/vegetative matter in the pail, put some lactobacillus and dirt and compost right in the garden. Happy Smokin'
DutchinAB
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That’s right in my backyard! Well, about an hour drive west really. I love exploring that area as well, one of my favourite hike-in fishing spots is in that area. Although I’ve never come across said hut you mention...sounds like quite the adventure!!I wish i remembered the topographical . One hike was a 6 or 7 day walk. The first or second day in we found a hut/house with a bed, wood stove, even a door, and a food swap locker to take one and leave one. And what a view of Lake Louise in the distance if I'm remembering the right place. Did some glacier pool swimming
Also an adventure in your garden, Otter!! It’s looking beauty!!
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That's beautiful! Let's see if I can do it! Thanks Bode!
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Amazing beauty Dutch! I saw a bunch of trout but they didn't want my east coast baits.That’s right in my backyard! Well, about an hour drive west really. I love exploring that area as well, one of my favourite hike-in fishing spots is in that area. Although I’ve never come across said hut you mention...sounds like quite the adventure!!
Also an adventure in your garden, Otter!! It’s looking beauty!!
Maritimer
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Empirically speaking the pubescence phase of development will end when the GRN establishes homeostasis at reproductive levels. Until that homeostasis occurs, some portion of available plant resources continues to be utilized accommodating vegetative growth. Once reproductive responsibilities begin, it becomes paramount to all other concerns.BBQ, family, and White Rhino for the win!
To really know whenpubertystretch is over, put them in a doorway just before flip and mark the frame at tallest height. Then keep checking for when upward growth stops. Mark that on the door frame as well. It will tell you empirically when stretch is over, and you can also reminisce about it years later.
Rising levels of Abscisic acid gets the girls horny.
