Grapefruit x nycd & hijack guerilla grow 09'

slabhead

slabhead

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Damn northeastern I just love the ones casting the heavy shadows they're getting so thick. Looks like the boggy creek monster coming at me. Eeeoooooww
That's an impressive grow man.
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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nepali grizzly said:
you sure do have a green thumb man, looks superb. it looks like you picked some sweet ass locations. mad props to you.
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slabhead said:
Damn northeastern I just love the ones casting the heavy shadows they're getting so thick. Looks like the boggy creek monster coming at me. Eeeoooooww That's an impressive grow man.
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Dr. Greenhorn said:
Yeah man, plants are impressive indeed:clap:
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Thanks guys. I've put alot of work into this years grow. Despite the terriable start to this season it looks like I might have a nice finish after all.
 
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JonnyKendermag

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wow, they are huge and bulky. If they weren't in a secure or no traffic area, I'd be nervous about them sticking out, and way too sweet to lose. I've tied mine down and they are still just above waist high which blends into the field they call home, just on the south edge of a tree line. Looks like you and your bro in law got some sweet spots with great ground. A great spot makes all the difference, more so than any other variable.
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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NEL and RIZNOB are the two guarilla growers on this site that I respect the most. Period. I KNOW what kind of work that is! Thats why I got out of it a few years ago ;)
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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Well It's sunny here today and supposed to be rain free till next weekend so I'm off to spray again. Hopefully the previous sprayings have kept things in check. The Hijack looks like it will finish in late october and I think some of the Grapefruit X NYCD will be done mid to late september.




So close yet so far away.
 
Hodgegrown

Hodgegrown

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northeastern lights said:
Well It's sunny here today and supposed to be rain free till next weekend so I'm off to spray again. Hopefully the previous sprayings have kept things in check. The Hijack looks like it will finish in late october and I think some of the Grapefruit X NYCD will be done mid to late september.




So close yet so far away.
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That's the truth! I've always grown on land owned by me or with permission of the owner, that way we were able to control and protect it from unauthorized persons. Can only imagine what your going thru? Best of luck with these last few weeks..:weed:
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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Hodgegrown said:
That's the truth! I've always grown on land owned by me or with permission of the owner, that way we were able to control and protect it from unauthorized persons. Can only imagine what your going thru? Best of luck with these last few weeks..:weed:
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Thanks Hodge. It's a bit tough at the moment cause I have a very good idea of what I have for weight.


Bud rot has started on one of my giant colas as expected. Only true method I know of is picking it off. Unfortunately I don't have the luxury of covering my girls every time it rains .







And the waiting game begins.....
 
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