SnakierGrizzly
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Whens the best time to start?
From the southeaster region of the U.S?
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sandhill larry
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Atlanta has 13 hours 30 minutes of daylight on April 30th. Strains vary, but that is usually safe to put them outside.
Go to the site and put in your town, and it will help you to decide when to jump.
https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/atlanta
SnakierGrizzly
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fuck the chart
SnakierGrizzly
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cool thanks....you grow outd.?
sandhill larry
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Little bit. Just a hobbyist myself. I'm doing a Spring crop right now. So I'm hoping the days will spin slower. I've found hoping don't help. They will just have to finish or get chopped early.
This is my Big & Stinky X CP1.
Lucky Luke
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lol..littlebit??...lmao
sandhill larry
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When I got up this morning my DVR told me the F1 boys were down on your side of the world this weekend.
Lucky Luke
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They sure are.
sandhill larry
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Since my FSU basketball team stunk up their 2nd game in the NCAAT, this GP will be a good diversion to all that Dancin.
SnakierGrizzly
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BEAutiful ... most of my time is spent deturing deer- hell, I'm luck to yield anything
bi polar express
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Liquid fence, Irish spring soap, moth balls, keeps deer away just cycle them out deer will get used to one get ballsy and ignore it after a little while
MiddlerGuerrilla
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My own tried and true method for deer is fishing line. I run 3 strands of line around my patch. one about a foot off the ground, one about 2 feet, and one about 4 feet. It won't deter coons or possums but the deer stay out.
sandhill larry
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I used the dry stinky stuff last year, but wasn't great about remembering to re-apply after rain, so I did have lots of deer ate plants. In my Fall/Winter seed test, and the Spring crop I have been using the stinky spray stuff. I did have a couple topped in the Peach Patch, but it was before I had sprayed the first time. Once they are budding, the seem to lose interest, but I'm still spraying, just in case.