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I'd say you got a big'un there @StoneOtter!

She looks delicious too.:yummy:
 
Congrats on another lovely harvest, Stone.
 
Hey stranger.:hugs:
Glad that I got to see your harvest.
They all look amazing Stone.
Each one a looker!:drool:You sure have a way with the ladies.

You're still using the Mega,right?
 
FINALLY AN OUTDOOR UPDATE UPDATE

As I watch a pair of dragon flys pick smaller fliers out of the sky protecting my Stankberry I finally got a sunny pic. She's been out for 2 weeks and today got fed 3 cups of geoflora veg scraped into the top and watered in. YUM! The hole is 2.5 cu ft if my math was right, and is a little taller than 3 feet. Here she is.
Morning
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Outdoor Stankberry 2021
And afternoon
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Outdoor Stankberry 2021
 
StoneOtter said:
FINALLY AN OUTDOOR UPDATE UPDATE

As I watch a pair of dragon flys pick smaller fliers out of the sky protecting my Stankberry I finally got a sunny pic. She's been out for 2 weeks and today got fed 3 cups of geoflora veg scraped into the top and watered in. YUM! The hole is 2.5 cu ft if my math was right, and is a little taller than 3 feet. Here she is.
Morning
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Outdoor Stankberry 2021
And afternoon
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Outdoor Stankberry 2021
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She definitely looks happy. Nothing like natural sunlight to give the plants a boost. Now if you can only keep the damn bugs off. Your pet dragon flies are a nice start. Do you train them with a dog whistle, or something else?
 
What an outdoor beauty Otter! :love: Good move getting that support pole in there early. :)
Azimuth said:
Do you train them with a dog whistle
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I don't think dog whistles work as well in the northeast as they do in some other parts of the country. :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
Azimuth said:
She definitely looks happy. Nothing like natural sunlight to give the plants a boost. Now if you can only keep the damn bugs off. Your pet dragon flies are a nice start. Do you train them with a dog whistle, or something else?
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The dragons are having a big year here. There's 3 or 4 kinds flying around. These two were fighting over snacks. Sorry about the poor pic.
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Dualing Dragons
 
InTheShed said:
What an outdoor beauty Otter! :love: Good move getting that support pole in there early. :)

I don't think dog whistles work as well in the northeast as they do in some other parts of the country. :cheesygrinsmiley:
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Yeah, she's a leaner. Had a rough start with a ton of wind and rain when I was hardening her off in her too small pot. Character building, yeah, that's the ticket! She's about doubled in mass in two weeks so she's taken to the new digs. And, what is a dog whistle?;)
 
Dragonflies like a long stick perched at an angle and preferably leaning over a small pond. Makes for good insect hunting for 'em.
 
Highya SO,

Your outside lady looks really nice. What strain is she? My outdoor ladies aren't as filled out as much as yours are. They are 3 ft tall, though. Everything is looking good! Happy Vapin'
 
Bode said:
Highya SO,

Your outside lady looks really nice. What strain is she? My outdoor ladies aren't as filled out as much as yours are. They are 3 ft tall, though. Everything is looking good! Happy Vapin'
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Hey Bode, she's a stankberry clone I had in the house until two weeks ago. She's from the mother that produced an unusual amount of bud last year.
 
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