Wow, to have all that wildlife around u must be amazing, i wanna move to the UP mi eventually so i can have some experiences like that lolMaybe some cannabis flavoured venison favoured bear? I hope it doesn’t come to that.
Sitting in my yard trimming up a couple plants today and I looked up to see this guy sniffing around the old truck in driveway just now. Can’t say it didn’t give me a jolt. He wandered back out the driveway again.
underneath, and bears, coons, and deer competing with me for the middle. Not to mention frogs, toads, slugs, mushrooms...
I've seen Outlander. the man lives in lollybrach castle! sounds beautiful! it's different, when you want to pet the granimals at your doorstep vs beating off all things that kill, with a stick (technically, a cane). do not come to the beautiful valley of the dirt people (desert)... it's like amityville. i liked the views, rocks, hookers, imported water and a nice tan. if it's above 70° and the sun is down... RUN! my house is possessed. I'm envious of the moss on the roof bit. i left my soul in Campbell river, b.c.Ha ha. Careful what you wish for
But yeah, I grew up way out in the bush much much farther out than how I am now and have pretty much always had a lot of wildlife around- thought it was completely normal. I’ve lived in a bunch of cities too but honestly it wasn’t until I started hanging out on this forum that I started realizing how urban the world has become and how I’m the odd one out here. Seems though that, like you, most people still feel the call somehow, so that’s encouraging.
I’m planning to move back out to the bush again someday if I can. As it stands now I live in an old cabin with moss and trees growing out of the shake roof, a bat colony under the shakes, flickers, wrens and squirrels nesting under the eaves, mice and sometimes rats
Living the dream
feel like a stalker. I'm learning. got some pics n. able to hunt u down. i don't see any i.m./msg thing. maybe i need to become established, longer, or something. hate, makin u jump around.I checked the planties tonight and their leaf issues don’t seem to have gotten worse since the last feeding four days ago - which was my half-ass pseudo Mega Crop replication mix. So that’s encouraging. They were worsening quite quickly before.
I have a bunch of selfed seeds from my variegated Chocolate Mintso a while back I tossed a bunch in a tub to sprout to see if I could get another variegated one. Looks like not....
oh, deer! did he like/claim ur truck? beautiful, man! stuck with mould resistant strains, or can ya go for whatever?
it's a fun stage. so much potential, from this point. what cross, if any, were u lookin to create? any specific traits u wanted to hand off? i have an opps offspring I've been considering. good luck!I checked the planties tonight and their leaf issues don’t seem to have gotten worse since the last feeding four days ago - which was my half-ass pseudo Mega Crop replication mix. So that’s encouraging. They were worsening quite quickly before.
I have a bunch of selfed seeds from my variegated Chocolate Mint
you've been a "godsend ", thank u. i hope to b able to return the favor.
I thought about that when I first saw it was changed
man, i sometimes clone, too late into flower, and end up with bud on a stick, that never moves on... yes, they root. some people manicure their roots. the true believers say they get more. i do, out of necessity, if one has to change tanks, for whatever reason- no issues, but i don't see some insane spurt, either.I’m going to bottle my wine made from the Ethiopian bud sometime soon. Seems to me and almost everyone I’ve given it to, that the cannabis wine has a really amazing unique flavor. Though that was called into question recently when I gave a small bottle to someone who was apparently overcome with loathing and disgust when they tasted it
I haven’t tasted the Ethiopian wine yet but it smelled very good last I checked. I’m curious to see what effect it has since the bud was so insanely speedy when smoked.
The grafting... it took a couple tries to get the system down but now I’d consider my method pretty easy to do. I’ve been keen to graft something to something else for quite a while now, but basically I can’t think of much use for it. It’s really just for fun.
If I do something with it I think it will be to graft three or four interesting or very colorful strains together to make a decorative looking plant, which I could then enter into some contest for fun maybe.
I got home very late from work tonight and I was sitting here spacing out just now when I suddenly remembered an experiment I did about a month and a half ago. That Strawberry Blue plant I just harvested ... at six weeks into flowering I got tired of it being rootbound in such a small pot and decided to transplant it from a 5 gallon to a 10 gallon.
I took some photos of the roots at the time because I wanted to see how the they developed after. I constantly read people saying that it’s useless to transplant in flowering because the roots don’t grow much. However I routinely transplant whenever the hell I want, mainly to make my watering schedule make sense if my pot is too small.
Anyway I remembered this, and realized the pot was now in the compost pile so I ran out there to check. The root ball was wet and sort of disintegrating and I didn’t get very good pictures but basically- it looks just like any other root ball from any of my plants. . Enough to convince me that roots grow just fine in mid-flowering and the idea that they don’t -is just a myth.
sue's been awesome. very welcoming and attentive.
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