Duggan Does Blueberry Twist In Doc's Gear - Two Pots - 4 Plants - 1 Kit

TheGreenYeti said:
:laughtwo: I still buy and watch DVDs. I havent had the desire to buy a Blueray player. I still buy Music on CD though and keep them around. i am not a huge fan of buying music digitally, it just doesnt feel right to me.
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I am the same way Yeti, I still like CDs. Now I do convert the songs to a digital format and put them on my SD card in my phone so I can listen to music where ever I go without needing a CD player.
 
Radogast said:
My sister was 20, we were living next to San Francisco Bay, and she decided to go to Lake Tahoe with her boyfriend for a long weekend. His car was a piece of junk that couldn't reliably make the 400 mile round trip with a 7,000 ft climb over Donner Pass. I had 2 cars at the time, a reliable '66 Chevy II Nova straight six with 80,000 miles on the engine (an old lady car) and a boxy little tin can Renault 10 with 400 miles on an engine I rebuilt (a wierd person's car :) ) I tried to talk her into borrowing the '66 Chevy automatic with it's quiet, smooth ride and bench seats, but she was set on the Renault 10 with it's stick shift and zippy little, pick up the inside front wheel in a hot corner, swing-axle performance.

Because of a design flaw in the rear engine car, where the radiator pushed air out at the back of the 'trunk', I made her SWEAR not to drive between 60 and 75 MPH for more than 10 minutes at a time, explaining that the air flowing at 65 MPH caused a bubble that forced air over the roofline to land on the radiator exhaust grill- stopping all cooling. She swore she would follow that rule and the Renault 10 survived the weekend climb over the Sierra Nevada mountains range.

What my sister had failed to mention, and the family did not find out until 5 months later, was that she was borrowing the car to go to Nevada and get married (funded by her boyfriend selling his piece of junk car.) They decided any good elopement deserved a honeymoon, especially when the groom was trying not to be arrested for petty theft, so they took off for Salt Lake City and lived there a couple of months. Deciding that being a bi-racial couple in Utah was not enough of a challenge, they headed south through various deserts in the heat of summer. Somewhere in Texas, her car illiterate new hubby decided to set the cruise control for 65 MPH and ignore the temperature guage and flashing idiot light until the engine overheated and sent a piston and sleeve through the side of the engine block - at least that is the story my sister told when she returned home 5 months later, 7 months pregnant, married and without my car. (She left out the petty theft, but the fact that he served 6 months in a work release county facility shortly after his return seemed more than a coincidence.)

After their return, my distinctly pregnant sister and her new husband needed a car, so I forgave the Grand Theft Auto incident and sold her the '66 Chevy - which lasted her longer than her 3 year marriage. I went along with it, because she hooked me up with a good deal on an 1.1 liter Lemon Yellow Opel Rallye Kadett outiftted with aftermarket dual side draft SU carburetors that accelerated like a go cart to a top speed of 85 MPH. Even more of a tin can than the Renault, it was 1500 lbs dripping wet with no carpeting or floor mats and plastic coated cardboard door panels without soundproofing. It was a dream to work on, since you could see every part on the car except the inside of the engine and drive train. When I replaced the clutch, I picked the transmission up with one hand and slid it into position - but I digress.

My sister later married the man who sold me the Opel Kadett (still married to him.) Over 60, they still drive cars hard in autocross (parking lot) timed laps - yet I am the black sheep of the family :)
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Gotta love family huh Rad! Great story brother!
 
Great day everyone! Got a few pics of the girls today. Uploaded last night , but was too bagged after Marilyn left...:tokin::grinjoint: You's know......LMAO..:rofl::smokin:
Ok, to the girls...they are bulking up like they're going off to war or something...really putting on some girth and weight. Back pot needed some TLC yesterday as five or six branches broke down , so they needed some quick fixes. have to get back there and put a couple stakes in that pot i suppose. Sure don't like these strains that can't hold themselves up...FFS's. Anyhow , like i said , some leaves are a lil crispy but they should be OK for the last 4 weeks or so.Have top dressed with a couple handfuls of Epsoms , so we'll see if that helps some. Cheers gang...have a great night eh!
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Blueberry Twist 4weeks out!
 
NICE!...but wait!...no toes in any of those shots!?...:rofl:...cheerz...h00k...:Hookah:
 
Mr Am4zin said:
Epic :passitleft: does anyone have 31.5 oz as a guess? If not, that's mine.
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Ya Mr., how come ya stopped short a 32??..LMAO..Ya know , that shit happens to me all the time,..:rofl: 32 is my GR goal, but it's not at the top of the list....i'm really shootin for taste while smoking, the potency will always be there cuz of strain selection but ,..the taste, i want that candy sweet, gimmy some more stuff flavor. Anyhow, have a great night Mr.:high-five:

Buckshot317 said:
Damn, they sure have grown since last pics.. I can smell them thru my phone. I believe this grow is going beat out your last. Your going to have 2+ pounds.

Hope your feeling better today,......
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Thanks Buck, yes, much better. Seen my youngest after his 'camp' today, glad i could see him for a few min's. before his mother wiscked him away. These BT's are screaming for Magnesium...I gotta get this under control. Top dressed with Epsoms,...sprayed with Brix W/Snake oil. We'll see. I need four more weeks out of them. Anyhow , thanks for stoppin in my friend!:high-five:

dr.h00k said:
NICE!...but wait!...no toes in any of those shots!?...:rofl:...cheerz...h00k...:Hookah:
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No toe , toes! :) Hey Hook,..top of the day to ya bud! You good...:thumb:? Bin so busy this past week , with the boys here. First week with them, this summer break. I get them for one more week before school starts up again. Still see them a lot though , so i like that:) thanks for bringin your humor along Hook...need that :passitleft:
Cheers bud!:high-five:
 
Rooster1 said:
Duggan, will those taco leaves recover? Is this where you would apply De-stress? Looking very good, can't wait to see these puppies in four more weeks. I'll be back thru.... Ole Rooster rollin' on for now....
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Evenin Rooster, taco leaves...they will not recover. Right now the goal is to keep the existing leaves from doin that so much and to maintain a nice green color. Remember our soil is not loaded with Mg. ..we want to see some shortage of it , but not this early. It's quite common for certain strains to show like this late in bloom, no matter how much Mg. is available to them. These are growing in the same soil as all the other strains I've done in Doc's gear and every once and a while this pops up. The only extra Mg they've received has been with two drinks of the new Transplant and a couple sprays with Snake Oil, so it will take a bit of time . The top dressing of Epsoms has not bin watered in yet either. I'm hoping Doc's new formulas will help with this Mg. issue some. Time will tell. I have a lot of confidence it will. Cheers Rooster...:high-five:
 
Radogast said:
My sister was 20, we were living next to San Francisco Bay, and she decided to go to Lake Tahoe with her boyfriend for a long weekend. His car was a piece of junk that couldn't reliably make the 400 mile round trip with a 7,000 ft climb over Donner Pass. I had 2 cars at the time, a reliable '66 Chevy II Nova straight six with 80,000 miles on the engine (an old lady car) and a boxy little tin can Renault 10 with 400 miles on an engine I rebuilt (a wierd person's car :) ) I tried to talk her into borrowing the '66 Chevy automatic with it's quiet, smooth ride and bench seats, but she was set on the Renault 10 with it's stick shift and zippy little, pick up the inside front wheel in a hot corner, swing-axle performance.

Because of a design flaw in the rear engine car, where the radiator pushed air out at the back of the 'trunk', I made her SWEAR not to drive between 60 and 75 MPH for more than 10 minutes at a time, explaining that the air flowing at 65 MPH caused a bubble that forced air over the roofline to land on the radiator exhaust grill- stopping all cooling. She swore she would follow that rule and the Renault 10 survived the weekend climb over the Sierra Nevada mountains range.

What my sister had failed to mention, and the family did not find out until 5 months later, was that she was borrowing the car to go to Nevada and get married (funded by her boyfriend selling his piece of junk car.) They decided any good elopement deserved a honeymoon, especially when the groom was trying not to be arrested for petty theft, so they took off for Salt Lake City and lived there a couple of months. Deciding that being a bi-racial couple in Utah was not enough of a challenge, they headed south through various deserts in the heat of summer. Somewhere in Texas, her car illiterate new hubby decided to set the cruise control for 65 MPH and ignore the temperature guage and flashing idiot light until the engine overheated and sent a piston and sleeve through the side of the engine block - at least that is the story my sister told when she returned home 5 months later, 7 months pregnant, married and without my car. (She left out the petty theft, but the fact that he served 6 months in a work release county facility shortly after his return seemed more than a coincidence.)

After their return, my distinctly pregnant sister and her new husband needed a car, so I forgave the Grand Theft Auto incident and sold her the '66 Chevy - which lasted her longer than her 3 year marriage. I went along with it, because she hooked me up with a good deal on an 1.1 liter Lemon Yellow Opel Rallye Kadett outiftted with aftermarket dual side draft SU carburetors that accelerated like a go cart to a top speed of 85 MPH. Even more of a tin can than the Renault, it was 1500 lbs dripping wet with no carpeting or floor mats and plastic coated cardboard door panels without soundproofing. It was a dream to work on, since you could see every part on the car except the inside of the engine and drive train. When I replaced the clutch, I picked the transmission up with one hand and slid it into position - but I digress.

My sister later married the man who sold me the Opel Kadett (still married to him.) Over 60, they still drive cars hard in autocross (parking lot) timed laps - yet I am the black sheep of the family :)
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Awesome story man! While it sounds like it was a shit show I enjoyed your telling of it. Thank you for that. I enjoy the Nova IIs. I would prefer one with a 327 or better in it, but it would be sweet to come across a grocery getter with low miles and in good shape.
 
TheGreenYeti said:
Awesome story man! While it sounds like it was a shit show I enjoyed your telling of it. Thank you for that. I enjoy the Nova IIs. I would prefer one with a 327 or better in it, but it would be sweet to come across a grocery getter with low miles and in good shape.
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Yes Yeti, very cool story , covered a few years...thanks so much for sharing Rad!! Like yeti said too, you told it well:)
OK, that story reminds me of when i was 18 and bought my second 1967 Camero for 500 bucks...no rust 327 4 speed, Muntzie, Hurst......etc.Ya...500 bucks, let a friend drive it one day ,....wrapped it around a silo..out in the country,..he blamed it on my tires! Next day i made an incorrect left hand turn with two girls in the car and got t boned(other side from the silo) and pushed up against a tow truck, not good! Bad times for Duggan..LMFAO...not so much!:( Anyhow the car was a write off and i paid , large for the two other vehicles. Have a great night eh!...
 
Too bad about the Camaro Duggs. I have had a thing for them ever since I was little and my moms friend used to come by in an 80's t-top Camaro. If I could have any of them it would be a 69 Z28 with a 302 4 speed. They under rated them from the factory (on purpose, for insurance reasons) and made gobs of power at high RPMs. If only I could have lived when it would have been feasible to have bought one and not have to refinance your house to do so :dreamy:
 
My God Dug you got it going on there, those buds look amazing and still 4 weeks to go, WOW. I am not even going to attempt to guess what your harvest will yield you I am no good at that shit. Have a good night dude, it is good to see someone else is all about the sweetness of the smoke, I am all about the flavor and the great aroma.:yummy::passitleft:
 
Duggan said:
No toe , toes! :) Hey Hook,..top of the day to ya bud! You good...:thumb:? Bin so busy this past week , with the boys here. First week with them, this summer break. I get them for one more week before school starts up again. Still see them a lot though , so i like that:) thanks for bringin your humor along Hook...need that :passitleft:
Cheers bud!:high-five:
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...All good here brotha!...except not enuff' fishing...been busy with some life stuff...couple projects at my daughter's house and helping my Dad with some yard work(92 and mobility is starting to fade)...although he still manages to golf 3 times a week...:rofl:...have harvested 2 auto's(Yeah, I know) that I started inside the house this spring while waiting for temps to improve...sativa dominant...missus h00k likey!

...spend as much time as you can with the boy's and cherish the memories...good and bad...life can be taken in a heartbeat...trust me on that...cheerz...h00k...:Hookah:
 
dr.h00k said:
...All good here brotha!...except not enuff' fishing...been busy with some life stuff...couple projects at my daughter's house and helping my Dad with some yard work(92 and mobility is starting to fade)...although he still manages to golf 3 times a week...:rofl:...have harvested 2 auto's(Yeah, I know) that I started inside the house this spring while waiting for temps to improve...sativa dominant...missus h00k likey!

...spend as much time as you can with the boy's and cherish the memories...good and bad...life can be taken in a heartbeat...trust me on that...cheerz...h00k...:Hookah:
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Wow Hook, your dad's 92 and his mobility is STARTING to fade...WTF...mines doin that now....yikes!:)
It's so great your helping him BTW!:Namaste::high-five::thumb:
 
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