Nah, I'm pretty sure you got this now. In fact, if any of those plants don't survive. I will personally walk down the street buck naked while eating a double double with mustard.
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Nah, I'm pretty sure you got this now. In fact, if any of those plants don't survive. I will personally walk down the street buck naked while eating a double double with mustard.
And no napkins
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Animal style? (The double double not the walk!)
I don't like thousand island dressing. YUCK no place on a cheeseburger. or fries for that matter.
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Just wanted to make sure how much hosing off the sidewalk we'll need to do.
Most likely the case...
nobodyhere
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26 for a seed. I did not know they sold single seeds?It looks pretty average actually. Not really Big and 26 dollar like, and not really small either.
I am with you. Thousand Isle reminds me of vomit.
Those clones look fine!
Lololol usually it’s 10-14 days but I’ve seen roots in 7 days and also at day 30 or more for monsters.
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Thanks newty! Not too sclerotic then? They seem to be yellowing very quickly over the last 24 hours. I'm keeping them covered but cracked for the day.
The clones are coming shed I can feel it!! I don't know why I can break a branch have it hang by a tread, it joins and grows in a day or two, but I snip a clone and it's weeks of love, then sometimes as #shedsaid kaputz.
Its a mystery....well it could be me.
Its a mystery....well it could be me.
MiOutdoorsman
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Grow roots grow! Sending good vibes 
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It is a mystery Lowded. Most folks just stick it in some dirt and a week later it's ready for transplant. And then there are a few of us who just can't quite get it to happen.
I appreciate all the positive thoughts! Thanks for the support.Grow roots grow! Sending good vibes
Kismet
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You got this Shed . They'll be fine
Pjs420
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I have some Cali connection 818 headband seeds. I'd love to know how there seeds are too. Dispensary by me stocks their seeds. They have some interesting gear
for those interested, here's a link to bright lights journal and his Cali connection run, first few lines explain the price
Cali Connection review
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Thanks Kismet! I sure hope so
.Only plant pic update today is the Brooklyns, so those are here.
I watered the HazeX today because it finally felt light and I didn't want it to wilt too much in the heat today. I don't have a handle on this plant at all in terms of what it wants. N made the leaves curl, the tips of some of the leaves are brown, it's a bit pale again but runoff pH is 6.7. I'll do another soil test though this is different soil from last time since it's been transplanted. I gave it a gallon of:
½ tsp Armor Si
½ tsp Tiger Bloom
Nute TDS was just 180.
I don't even know if it's a male or a female yet! Aside from practicing the quadlining, this plant is very unsatisfying.
Let's move on to the major pic-drop of the day...the critter report! I went to water my dwarf satsuma tree this morning. The thing is no taller than 4½ feet but has recently gotten very bushy. I noticed that something was eating the leaves and it didn't take long to notice that a lot of somethings are eating the leaves. These are all in different spots, and I call them bird shit caterpillars. I'm sure @Pterostychus can do better with the name.
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I also spotted this:
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And two pics of a grasshopper hiding on an inner leaf:
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All on a little tree:
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I left them alone because caterpillars gotta eat too, just not my cannabis. Those caterpillars can all curl up and die!
Kismet
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Some funky looking caterpillars . Think the spider is munching on them?
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Dunno Kismet...it's wild kingdom on that damn plant!
Bird poop caterpillars are a thing. Seems they are the caterpillar of the giant swallowtail butterfly. Nice!
Bird poop caterpillars are a thing. Seems they are the caterpillar of the giant swallowtail butterfly. Nice!
There's some great pics out in your garden I thought you were a bug expert when I started following you 
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