^ What he said. 
Sweetsue's First Grow - Stealthy Trio of Autos Under CFLs
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Thanks guys. I appreciate the vote of confidence.
You earned it all by yourself, sue.
Dutty Panty
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Agreed. Third bucket.
The bomb is a top notch entry. It inspired me to buy the genetics.
The bomb is a top notch entry. It inspired me to buy the genetics.
Dutty Panty
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Hey sue I'm working in tandem with you cross country
If the car could tow it cross country I'd let you have a truck load of Dutch for you and dale.
If the car could tow it cross country I'd let you have a truck load of Dutch for you and dale.
That is a Cadillac washer and dryer you have dutty!
Dutty Panty
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Lol. Then cadillacs are a bitch to maintain. Well not really our family rig is an 08 escalade
I have to clean that washer alot. Damn front loader.
Dutty Panty
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And co looks like I will be using some of your techniques in my vegetable garden
Teddy Edwards
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Sue.Page 85. Is this the latest sub in history?
Organic veggies are good!
Give it a go. I really like to grow beets and in really can't get enough of them. I haven't planned my outdoor veggies yet, but I will certainly have a lot of beets going. I'll be growing my veggies in the same soil my cannabis is in, the only difference will be a large raised bed full of wood with a layer of soil over the top. Hugelkultur, try one garden bed like that for shits and giggles. Pros are little to no watering, all season. Use less soil, more bang for your buck. Cons are...??
I've yet to actually try it but I've researched it thoroughly, and I'm going to be doing lots of hugelkultur, even indoors with cannabis. It's a sound practice, and not a new one.
Give it a go. I really like to grow beets and in really can't get enough of them. I haven't planned my outdoor veggies yet, but I will certainly have a lot of beets going. I'll be growing my veggies in the same soil my cannabis is in, the only difference will be a large raised bed full of wood with a layer of soil over the top. Hugelkultur, try one garden bed like that for shits and giggles. Pros are little to no watering, all season. Use less soil, more bang for your buck. Cons are...??
I've yet to actually try it but I've researched it thoroughly, and I'm going to be doing lots of hugelkultur, even indoors with cannabis. It's a sound practice, and not a new one.
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Page 85. Is this the latest sub in history?
You've been here all along haven't you, Mr. Teddy? I've felt your presence.
Now we move into preparing the pot for the next grow. There's still more info to share on this journal.
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Hey sue I'm working in tandem with you cross country
If the car could tow it cross country I'd let you have a truck load of Dutch for you and dale.
Dale's going to love this Dutty!
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Quick Dry Smoke Report: The Bomb
It will be interesting to be able to compare notes of the different stage smokes. Even at this raw state the Bomb is a heavy hitter. Definitely a creative head high. She has me thinking from a different perspective. I don't really have time yet to try either of them out, to just relax and experience it, but both have been strong enough to carry me for over four hours on just four to six hits.
After the third hit this morning I was laughing at the evolution of the mechanics and staging of the cannabis since beginning to smoke homegrown. You've seen pictures of the sweet antique custard cups I keep the current consumables in. When we smoke street crap (should I correct that to "when we used to..."?) we kept it stored here
Now I just use that to store the pipe and lighter.
It needs cleaned. Or replaced.
It's more pleasing to the eye to keep a small bit in lovely glass dishes (one of my weaknesses) and lay out what you need for this dose.
To share a bit of the symbolism in this single photo:
- The lighter is a reminder that for over a decade we were blessed to operate a tattoo studio in the valley Dale grew up in. Didn't make any real money, but we touched a lot of lives and had a splendid time being ourselves, without compromise.
- My best friend lives in Phoenix. She likes to occasionally fly me out for a visit, though it's been too many years since life allowed that to happen. We came close last year but Dale's surprises and her mother's comparable challenges changed those plans. We talk almost every morning, as she drives to work. I purchased this coaster during one of those visits and it keeps me tuned into her energy.
The pipe has three hearts in it. Our daughter has a mild compulsion with the number three and I indulge that all the time. Even slicing green pepper for her snacks I will make sure the slices are in multiples of three.
Surrounded by my loved ones at all times.
Time is wasting and I have to run. Out the door onto frozen sidewalks deceptively camouflaged in the cold morning light. So cold I can barely focus through the bifocals. You know what you've smoked is of good quality when you can calmly wait in sub freezing temperatures and think of how happy you are.
That was when the Bomb sent me to thinking of love. My defining belief is that the purpose of life is to love and be loved in return. There I was, standing in the freezing cold, enjoying the stunning vistas of the bluffs along the river, feeling happy and excited about getting to see Dale again. Because I love him and we don't do well apart.
Which sent me to thinking of the Beatles and how they built their international appeal on love. "She Loves You", "And I Love Her", "Love Me Do". Then I quickly downloaded a couple of my favorites and added them to a new playlist that I felt spoke to our shared love. Something to listen to as I traveled to and fro. These were gleaned from the minimal list I keep in my phone.
Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers (The Best of Bill Withers)
All OF Me - Willie Nelson (The Very Best Of Willie Nelson)
And I Love Her - The Beatles (A Hard Day's Night)
Make You Feel My Love - Adele (iTunes Live From Soho)
Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Neil Young (After The Goldrush)
Royals - Walk Off The Earth (Royals, Single)
Shower The People - James Taylor (Greatest Hits)
Something - The Beatles (1)
Stardust - Willie Nelson (Stardust)
When Did You Fall - Chris Rice (Amusing)
Some damn good music there.
She's a sweet and potent med at this early stage. In three to four weeks I'll give her another try.
It will be interesting to be able to compare notes of the different stage smokes. Even at this raw state the Bomb is a heavy hitter. Definitely a creative head high. She has me thinking from a different perspective. I don't really have time yet to try either of them out, to just relax and experience it, but both have been strong enough to carry me for over four hours on just four to six hits.
After the third hit this morning I was laughing at the evolution of the mechanics and staging of the cannabis since beginning to smoke homegrown. You've seen pictures of the sweet antique custard cups I keep the current consumables in. When we smoke street crap (should I correct that to "when we used to..."?) we kept it stored here
Now I just use that to store the pipe and lighter.
It needs cleaned. Or replaced.
It's more pleasing to the eye to keep a small bit in lovely glass dishes (one of my weaknesses) and lay out what you need for this dose.
To share a bit of the symbolism in this single photo:
- The lighter is a reminder that for over a decade we were blessed to operate a tattoo studio in the valley Dale grew up in. Didn't make any real money, but we touched a lot of lives and had a splendid time being ourselves, without compromise.
- My best friend lives in Phoenix. She likes to occasionally fly me out for a visit, though it's been too many years since life allowed that to happen. We came close last year but Dale's surprises and her mother's comparable challenges changed those plans. We talk almost every morning, as she drives to work. I purchased this coaster during one of those visits and it keeps me tuned into her energy.
The pipe has three hearts in it. Our daughter has a mild compulsion with the number three and I indulge that all the time. Even slicing green pepper for her snacks I will make sure the slices are in multiples of three.
Surrounded by my loved ones at all times.
Time is wasting and I have to run. Out the door onto frozen sidewalks deceptively camouflaged in the cold morning light. So cold I can barely focus through the bifocals. You know what you've smoked is of good quality when you can calmly wait in sub freezing temperatures and think of how happy you are.
That was when the Bomb sent me to thinking of love. My defining belief is that the purpose of life is to love and be loved in return. There I was, standing in the freezing cold, enjoying the stunning vistas of the bluffs along the river, feeling happy and excited about getting to see Dale again. Because I love him and we don't do well apart.
Which sent me to thinking of the Beatles and how they built their international appeal on love. "She Loves You", "And I Love Her", "Love Me Do". Then I quickly downloaded a couple of my favorites and added them to a new playlist that I felt spoke to our shared love. Something to listen to as I traveled to and fro. These were gleaned from the minimal list I keep in my phone.
Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers (The Best of Bill Withers)
All OF Me - Willie Nelson (The Very Best Of Willie Nelson)
And I Love Her - The Beatles (A Hard Day's Night)
Make You Feel My Love - Adele (iTunes Live From Soho)
Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Neil Young (After The Goldrush)
Royals - Walk Off The Earth (Royals, Single)
Shower The People - James Taylor (Greatest Hits)
Something - The Beatles (1)
Stardust - Willie Nelson (Stardust)
When Did You Fall - Chris Rice (Amusing)
Some damn good music there.
She's a sweet and potent med at this early stage. In three to four weeks I'll give her another try.
k0ncept
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Amazing! and Beautiful! all at the same time! and Sweet Sue, just so you know, from my heart 
it doesn't end here. This really is just the beginning. But I think you already know that and what you are seeing now, is clarity and truth. There is also a reason your Daughter has a compulsion with the #3 and that is a good thing..
You are truly a beautiful person! we need more of you to go around.
it doesn't end here. This really is just the beginning. But I think you already know that and what you are seeing now, is clarity and truth. There is also a reason your Daughter has a compulsion with the #3 and that is a good thing..You are truly a beautiful person! we need more of you to go around.
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Blushing guys. 
Dutty Panty
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Yeah 36Gr0w told me he got the idea from you. And well we are gonna garden together so I want to try it as well.
Subnoise
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Gratz on the harvest Sue looking phenomenal. Getting me amped up for my bomb gear to arrive.
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Daily Update: After the harvests
I didn't bother to turn them this morning. The next step is to sift through my vermicompost and do a topdressing of both pots. That will happen tomorrow or Thursday. They did get the reservoirs topped off. The black pot took 3 cups and the tan took 6 full cups.
The mulch needs replenishing too, and I have a large pile of cannabis fan leaves to use for that. These pots will look totally different when that's done. I really want to order some of that Kashi grow stuff bobrown is playing with to add as a top dress. Maybe next month.
For now I get a couple days breathing time before things must start being attended to.
I'm going to start an off topic thread later today for all those ramblings I'm so fond of that use non- cannabis related photos. Still learning the ropes. The fun smoke reports will be posted there. The more serious approach to smoke review will be here. Neat.
I didn't bother to turn them this morning. The next step is to sift through my vermicompost and do a topdressing of both pots. That will happen tomorrow or Thursday. They did get the reservoirs topped off. The black pot took 3 cups and the tan took 6 full cups.
The mulch needs replenishing too, and I have a large pile of cannabis fan leaves to use for that. These pots will look totally different when that's done. I really want to order some of that Kashi grow stuff bobrown is playing with to add as a top dress. Maybe next month.
For now I get a couple days breathing time before things must start being attended to.
I'm going to start an off topic thread later today for all those ramblings I'm so fond of that use non- cannabis related photos. Still learning the ropes. The fun smoke reports will be posted there. The more serious approach to smoke review will be here. Neat.
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THC Bomb Auto: Wet Weight
I realized today that when I weighed Buddha's branches I used ounces instead of grams, so I corrected that this time. Here they are.
That totals 226 grams, so I should expect somewhere around 2 ounces dry from the Bomb as well. Not shabby at all for a first grow under CFLs.
I'm a happy camper.
I realized today that when I weighed Buddha's branches I used ounces instead of grams, so I corrected that this time. Here they are.
That totals 226 grams, so I should expect somewhere around 2 ounces dry from the Bomb as well. Not shabby at all for a first grow under CFLs.
I'm a happy camper.