The kind with the cool smokestack? That's definitely a sweet design feature.
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yeah the smoke stack is cool, the Traeger is so nice though, keeps temp all I gotta do is spritz and time the cook.
I finished the fire pit this morning and will light it later tonight. Still hot out here, in the low 90's today, It's our second springtime of the year.
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A report from the garden, it seems the Jack Herer that I have only need half strength nutes. I worked my way back to full strength and the leaves started to claw again. I'm taking the plant to OC this weekend, gonna drop more seeds next week when I get back.
Stay Baked.
I finished the fire pit this morning and will light it later tonight. Still hot out here, in the low 90's today, It's our second springtime of the year.
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A report from the garden, it seems the Jack Herer that I have only need half strength nutes. I worked my way back to full strength and the leaves started to claw again. I'm taking the plant to OC this weekend, gonna drop more seeds next week when I get back.
Stay Baked.
Finished it just in time for Indian summer, and it looks terrific! How big is the gas line feeding it from the main line and what's the expected BTU output?
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its 1/2 inch line, i didnt look at the the btu output, however at full throttle you can hear hear the burn, pretty cool. Look closely at the sprayer and you’ll notice nozzles or jets which allow for consistent pressure and nice effect. Had some family over for dinner last night and we finished with a chat by the fire, maybe 1/3 of full strength, it was breezy and really nice. Finally, cool Autumn Nights!
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question: i found green worms munching on one if the plants. should i try to get rid of them of just cut the plant?
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some pix of the healthy one.
i gave the wormy one a nice H2O2 bath 3 times. not sure if it’ll help, i found 3 or 4 more worms today. got my fingers sticky, man that plant stinks…
Pluck the ones you see and get some BT spray on that stat! Looks like you have weeks left yet to harvest.
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Thanks Shed!
I dropped more seeds today. 4 red solo cups, 10 Kalashnikov from Dope Seeds, 5 Critical Fem (3 from RQS & 2 from DinaFem), & 3 AK 48 from Nirvana. Nothing spectacular... fill cups with dirt, wet and let drain, put seeds in dirt and lightly cover. Saran and rubber band over the top and I've got seeds in the humid-a-dome. The waiting is the hardest part...
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Looking forward to sprouts!
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Aren't we all!?!?!?!?!?!?
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I'm learning the don't put all your eggs in one basket lesson. I dropped 10 Kalashnikov seeds, got 5 sprouts in 4 to 7 days. They were all in the same cup. I excavated one a few days ago and then again today theres two more up. Im digging thru and find one more! 3 more babies!!!
I was talking to my girlfriend the other day and I quoted a movie, Short Circuit. In any case I'm calling them 'The Johnny 5." I can't get Ed McMahon outta my mind now... I need a publisher, guess I'll call Clearing House. Yes of course I am!
I'm thinkin 1/4 strength Nutes in about a week.
Stay Baked!
I was talking to my girlfriend the other day and I quoted a movie, Short Circuit. In any case I'm calling them 'The Johnny 5." I can't get Ed McMahon outta my mind now... I need a publisher, guess I'll call Clearing House. Yes of course I am!
I'm thinkin 1/4 strength Nutes in about a week.
Stay Baked!
Solo cups are really expensive so I completely understand dropping so many into a single one. 
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Solo cups are really expensive so I completely understand dropping so many into a single one.
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It was finally nice enough outside to do some gardening and pruning today. I decided to do some clones/ cuttings from my monster Torch Glow Bougainvillea. I used this same method to clone wooded cannabis cuttings. Sorry I didn't get images from the Cannabis experiment but it does work I promise.
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I took one large branch and made three cuttings from it.
I dipped all three into Rooting Hormone Powder.
I saturated the soil, then sprinkled Myconos into the holes and then place the cuttings. After placing the cuttings I pressed the soil down to ensure the cuttings are fully contacting the wet/ moist soil.
I use a plastic bottle top as my humidi-dome. I should trade mark that word... I like the cap as I can regulate the humidity as the leaves start to develop.
Here's a pic of the first Bougainvillea Cloning success story. It is maybe 3 - 4 months old at this point and has been kept inside during our hot summer. This one is a bonsai, I'm just letting it grow before I get into some topping and shaping.
As stated I have had success with multiple plants including cannabis. As soon as I have a cannabis plant with older branches I will post pics of the process again.
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Mother Plant
I took one large branch and made three cuttings from it.
I dipped all three into Rooting Hormone Powder.
I saturated the soil, then sprinkled Myconos into the holes and then place the cuttings. After placing the cuttings I pressed the soil down to ensure the cuttings are fully contacting the wet/ moist soil.
I use a plastic bottle top as my humidi-dome. I should trade mark that word... I like the cap as I can regulate the humidity as the leaves start to develop.
Here's a pic of the first Bougainvillea Cloning success story. It is maybe 3 - 4 months old at this point and has been kept inside during our hot summer. This one is a bonsai, I'm just letting it grow before I get into some topping and shaping.
As stated I have had success with multiple plants including cannabis. As soon as I have a cannabis plant with older branches I will post pics of the process again.
Stay Baked
The test model came out great so I have the same expectations for the new ones. Nice idea with the bottle and cap too!
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Multiple updates…
1. the bottle cutting is looking the same, its Autumn/ Winter so it’ll prolly be a few months b4 results show.
2. The 3 Jack Herer’s at my girlfriends in OC, are doing well. Got rid of all the wotms and recovery is looking good considering. Couple few weeks left for the shorter two and the Sativa leaner is starting to bulk up and, well, lean… Respectively ordered.
3. The Johnny 5, crew is looking like the Mutation 5. Not a normal one in the bunch. The biggest of them decided to go apical all by itself as well as showing strong indica traits. The rest seem like runts to me and all have curvy leaves.
4. My new Ramen inspired succulent mashup.
Headed to San Diego for a wedding. Yes, on a Thursday, and yes its at a Brewery.
Happy Early Thanksgiving!
1. the bottle cutting is looking the same, its Autumn/ Winter so it’ll prolly be a few months b4 results show.
2. The 3 Jack Herer’s at my girlfriends in OC, are doing well. Got rid of all the wotms and recovery is looking good considering. Couple few weeks left for the shorter two and the Sativa leaner is starting to bulk up and, well, lean… Respectively ordered.
3. The Johnny 5, crew is looking like the Mutation 5. Not a normal one in the bunch. The biggest of them decided to go apical all by itself as well as showing strong indica traits. The rest seem like runts to me and all have curvy leaves.
4. My new Ramen inspired succulent mashup.
Headed to San Diego for a wedding. Yes, on a Thursday, and yes its at a Brewery.
Happy Early Thanksgiving!
Plants are looking great and if you have 4 runts and one big one, the 4 are the normal ones.
Have fun at the wedding and drive safely!
Have fun at the wedding and drive safely!
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This new herb is stoney as fuck! Clipped some lower popcorn and did a quick cure under the grill cover. Nice wake n bake, morning sesh and walk with my honey and the hounds.
The flowers are fattening, the trichomes are stacking and the aroma piney. All three plants doing well.
Update from the OC garden:
Update from the desert garden:
Im gonna start using vermiculite and perlite for my seedlings from now on. Still adjusting lights up along with Temp too. Tent has been in mid 70’s, around 78 degrees after last light bump / this pic.
The flowers are fattening, the trichomes are stacking and the aroma piney. All three plants doing well.
Update from the OC garden:
Update from the desert garden:
Im gonna start using vermiculite and perlite for my seedlings from now on. Still adjusting lights up along with Temp too. Tent has been in mid 70’s, around 78 degrees after last light bump / this pic.
Nothing better than frost in the sun! Looking good down there Age. 
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I moved all the plants into larger containers a few days ago. The larger one didn't seem to miss a beat and a couple of the normies seem in good spirits as well. One of them however is likely headed to the door. In anticipation I dropped a few more seeds yesterday. I also picked up some seed starter potting mix and vermiculite. Planning a 50/50 mix of those when the seeds start tapping out for me.
I'm soaking them in a 1% solution of h2o2, found a video that said 1-3 days in just such a solution may yield good results. Maybe I should move my stuff back to the garage, seems like I had more success in there... I'll be back in OC in about a week, 2 outta 3 are getting close.
That Jack Herer is some good stuff, I recommend for all!!
I'm soaking them in a 1% solution of h2o2, found a video that said 1-3 days in just such a solution may yield good results. Maybe I should move my stuff back to the garage, seems like I had more success in there... I'll be back in OC in about a week, 2 outta 3 are getting close.
That Jack Herer is some good stuff, I recommend for all!!