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I'm laughing at these and, being the good Catholic that I am :roll: , knowing that they are tossing a few more logs on the fire that's waiting for me in Hell. That nativity scene is the best...

It's coming back a little. I can smell and taste coffee, garlic, my toothpaste, and other strong smells/tastes. They are faint, but I am getting them at least.

Thanks! Yeah no smoking for me while I recover. I thought about google but did not want to go down rabbit holes and/or see lots of worse-case scenarios. Wanted to hear from the people. :-)

How long did it last? I am on day 6. My wife and I both tested positive but since she had it before, her symptoms are much milder than mine. I'm a first-timer. We are also fully vaxxed. I am generally feeling ok except for fatigue and clogged sinuses and runny nose. Just wondering how long this...

Bohemian Rhapsody

I'll bet you and anyone close by felt that when it hit the street. That is one big-ass branch.

Castle garden! Nice, I could hang there all day. :weed: https://giphy.com/gifs/RBEUIVI6ey5Ta

The weak one is likely toast but the healthy one definitely has a chance. As was mentioned, you'll want to water a bit, not too much, maybe mist with a spray bottle so that the soil is moistened about an inch or so. There is plenty of info on RIU and online in general on best practices of...

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/improving-compacted-soil.htm you can work in organic materials like compost, peat moss and other organic materials. Gypsum is another amendment that can be used for loosening compacted soil.

Looks like you have some nice loam there but I'm wondering if it's too compacted especially with a lot of rain making any pre-existing compaction worse. Root rot and/or lack of air might be an issue.

Good to know. Got some Putang x Run Away Bride #3 just about to finish drying. Not sure which parentage this came from and I don't think it was my environment, but the flowers started turning purple pretty much right out of the gate. Solid beautiful shade of purple on all nugs and sugar leaves...

I am 5 for 5 sending cash [knocks on wood].

@westpoint - Not familiar with this strain at all I just remembered this when I saw your post. https://www.greatlakesgenetics.com/product/crippy/ Shoreline Genetics thread. Perhaps there are Crippy posts? https://www.rollitup.org/t/shoreline-genetics.915054/ Best of luck with your hunt.

"HA! The Scarecrow from The Wizard Of Oz already figured that out!"

That nest is huge. If I was that guy I'd be terrified that its owner would peck my eyes out if it caught me messing around up there.

BR and PM have been the bane of my outdoor growing experience the past few years. I will have to give that a try, thanks for sharing.

That had to have left a mark. Owwwwwww...

Were these plants you grew for several years feminized by any chance? My personal experience has been that fems are much more likely put out male flowers than regs. I've never had a reg plant do this (knocks on wood) but have had it happen with a few fems. And if you did not notice the seeds...