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Many people wet the rest of the plant when you are only doing one branch. Water does kill the pollen, so it's an effective way to keep from picking up stray pollen. And the white hairs will turn brown in a day or two. But you will be seeing seeds grow soon.

@TWS, welcome back. I was wondering if you could help me with a plant problem I'm having. The Deer Ate CP1 is dying from the tips down. Here is a picture from last week. I cut out the part that is dying, but it's still doing it on other limbs. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Do you run a greenhouse in the winter? That would soak up some heat.

The Bag Seed Testers are a couple of weeks ahead of my Sidetracked: strain, so they have got pollen, but only one {the Slo2 in the BP patch} of my strain have been dusted. But they are ready now, and I have some pollen to chunk. So very soon I will be making lots of Sidetracked: seeds. Well, I...

As long as you don't talk in your sleep, it's all good.

Kind of like the braking on my wife's Prius. Get as much of the goody as you can.

That was a tough stretch. We had five of them hit the state one year along there. None in the last 10 years though. It is cyclical. We will see more bad years in the future.

That would make it easier. The ones I was looking at {back in the 80's} would pump water from one well into the other. It was a long time ago, so don't really remember exactly how it worked, but there were water lines in the floors and on the roof. I have a book somewhere in my library on...

That is always the case with sex dreams. You wake up mad. Especially if your wife isn't in the mood.

Hot nurses are a pleasure to behold.

I'm just outside of The Cone of Probability. We will get some rain from it, but not much else as long as it sticks to the projected path. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/105135.shtml?5-daynl#contents

I've always been interested in that kind of system. Do you have two wells? I've heard of some systems that required two.

I'm something of a tractor-aholic. I have three of them that don't get used very often. And if I saw one that was in my price range, I'd buy it. I like tractor work for a while. But with my old bones, 8 hours every day would not work for me anymore. Things like cutting hay or bushhogging are...

It took me a while to win my wife over to the idea. But we have those white wild Astors that bloom in the spring. I started out by telling her we couldn't cut down the wild flowers. They get done in June, and that is when I cut the whole thing most years. With a 6 foot RFM it isn't that bad...

He's pretty damn big.

Yep, it;s a pain for sure. That said, I may get back into it after I retire. Good tax free money. And you get to pick your customers. I never cut grass for assholes. I paid a lot of attention to detail, so if anyone was bitching about the job I did, they were just bitching. I dropped them.

I do what I call a red neck rain gutter grow system for my tomatoes. It's a plastic lined trench with 2 inches of water in it. I put the plants in grow bags or 5 gallon pots of soil mix. Works like gang busters with tomatoes. Don't see why something like it wouldn't work with weed.

I was a grass pro from age 13 to 43. Single yards when I was a kid, a short stint doing golf courses and ball parks, then several years working on the grounds here at work, and a few yards on the side until about 12 years ago. Also hayfields and pastures for most of that time. So I'm one of...

I did have one dream that I remembered the other night. I was taking a big, bushy plant through a briar patch in shorts. That is all I remember of it.

The other broken limb was on the young CP1 in the BP patch. It just came to me. {like a vision} I always hate when shit like that happens, but it will be good to smoke fresh bud too.