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Take up break dancing so you get a bald spot on top of your head; it's cheaper than electricity these days!
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Dankman_420
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Ive got full head of hair. But gray AF 
Too old for electric boogalo
Too old for electric boogalo
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I usually set seeds on top of the grow tent in an open plastic bag to keep them warm.
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Ive got full head of hair. But gray AF
Too old for electric boogalo
If you're too old for dancing, just steal a hubcap off a moving car; it'll do the same thing.
Dankman_420
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I used to set the plates on my cable box. But this led warmer works great. Also use it for spring chicks. Gets warm without chance of fire like from brooder lights
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Stop by Dankland for a laugh at my bloom tent. I think 11 might be too many. I gotta figure out how to get more fans in there
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I know what you mean. Even with the extra room I'm packed.
Here's that third frosty Blackberry Trainwreck I noticed the other night:
Three that look worth keeping. And I think I might have more seeds of it.
On the right is the only Killer A5 Haze I have that's keeping tame (as far as size), and on the left is a Hippie Killer plant:
It gives an idea of the plant structure.
This Killer A5 Haze kind of kept short too, but it's browning up everywhere. I've looked all over the tent, and I can't find a single male flower anywhere:
Mendocino Purple Kush:
Nevil's Haze, about done. I gave it RO water the last few times (and overwatered it), so the stems are rubbery. Man the sandalwood smell on it is kick a$$, though. Strong:
Here's that third frosty Blackberry Trainwreck I noticed the other night:
Three that look worth keeping. And I think I might have more seeds of it.
On the right is the only Killer A5 Haze I have that's keeping tame (as far as size), and on the left is a Hippie Killer plant:
It gives an idea of the plant structure.
This Killer A5 Haze kind of kept short too, but it's browning up everywhere. I've looked all over the tent, and I can't find a single male flower anywhere:
Mendocino Purple Kush:
Nevil's Haze, about done. I gave it RO water the last few times (and overwatered it), so the stems are rubbery. Man the sandalwood smell on it is kick a$$, though. Strong:
I love that last picture PC!!
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Me too! 
I think for the first time in a long time, I'm going to use a scope to inspect the trichomes so I can harvest this one at the right time (just to see how much of a difference it makes). I think I harvest most of my plants too late.
I think for the first time in a long time, I'm going to use a scope to inspect the trichomes so I can harvest this one at the right time (just to see how much of a difference it makes). I think I harvest most of my plants too late.
MagicJim
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My harvest have always been on the early side. I'm also trying to change that but I'm a bit impulsive at times.Me too!
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The secret to not chopping them early is having weed.
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The secret to success with a continual garden is realizing how much it would cost to buy as much weed as you grow and smoke. $
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The secret to success with a continual garden is realizing how much it would cost to buy as much weed as you grow and smoke. $
It has given us paws for thought - just how much it behooves our Stable to have a garden in it. We used to have to hand over five hundy an ounce. I’m flipping the bird to all that now!
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I never found any in my years of looking, but what little good green there was sold for around 300 bucks an ounce; that was about ten to twenty years ago. I'd go broke the way I burn! 
We had a guy who could still find good ol' Mexican brickweed at 150. That was 8 years ago. The good stuff was 350-400 and we smoked it just as fast, so ... that never worked out well, financially.
Even if I had to buy herb again, I still think I'd miss the pure unadulterated stuff I get from my own garden. There's always something about the weed people offer me that's off somehow. It has a bite, or a dusty taste, or a dull high or something.
Even if I had to buy herb again, I still think I'd miss the pure unadulterated stuff I get from my own garden. There's always something about the weed people offer me that's off somehow. It has a bite, or a dusty taste, or a dull high or something.
Dankman_420
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That's the best looking Neville haze Ive seen in awhile
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Thinking about it, it's been close to ten years since I've smoked commercial pot. I don't miss it either.
Except for the occasional bean bomb where I didn't seed the pot good enough so one's in the doob and pops right in the middle of a good toke; yay my new Led Zeppelin t-shirt now has a burn hole in it!
Except for the occasional bean bomb where I didn't seed the pot good enough so one's in the doob and pops right in the middle of a good toke; yay my new Led Zeppelin t-shirt now has a burn hole in it!
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That's the best looking Neville haze Ive seen in awhile
Besides the excellent buzz, that's the reason I keep it. Most Hazes I've grown look like a meteor hit the Earth next to them sixteen weeks later when they're done.
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Note - Everything is going great on the start of this new grow except those Boss Hogg seeds. Two opened up and a tail popped out, but the tails didn't grow out any longer than 1/8". The other two cracked open and I saw white inside, but no further growth. It may have come to the point where some of my 5 year old+ freebies are going bad.
If they don't take (or if only some of them do), I'll replace them with other older freebies.
If they don't take (or if only some of them do), I'll replace them with other older freebies.
Me too!
I think we are the exception to the harvest norm. I rarely ever look at trichomes and I always let the plant go until it stops drinking. I find my yields go up a lot giving them that extra week or three.
My harvest have always been on the early side. I'm also trying to change that but I'm a bit impulsive at times.
I think most growers tend to harvest on the early side. I see a lot of people chopping plants on here and I think "aww man, give that girl another 10 days and she will thank you very generously". About the only time I don't wait is if I am really in need of the space. Patience usually pays off in terms of yield and quality in experience.