Hypothetical grow notes
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too larry
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Almost forgot to mention my last round of planting. Seeds went in soil last Friday, 7-29-17.
6 strains of bag seeds of a higher quality than I've had before. As well as Cherry Glued Doja. 4-5 of each. 1st sprouts this morning. Seeds gifted by a friend.
Strain names. Orange, red, green, blue, purple, clear and yellow{CGD}
6 strains of bag seeds of a higher quality than I've had before. As well as Cherry Glued Doja. 4-5 of each. 1st sprouts this morning. Seeds gifted by a friend.
Strain names. Orange, red, green, blue, purple, clear and yellow{CGD}
too larry
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I got out Saturday night and took a stroll in the hypothetical moonlight. {1 day away from full, so really nice out}
I replaced the cashed Triangle Kush Cookies X Nightcap X Sinmint X Shit/Skunk in the middle hole of HGw with Af X Sh/Sk. It was pretty stunted after spending 3 weeks in tall weeds, but I'll give it a chance. Also moved one other sprout. Didn't look at label, so not sure what it was. It was too small to transplant, so I just sunk the pot near the other plant.
I replaced the cashed Triangle Kush Cookies X Nightcap X Sinmint X Shit/Skunk in the middle hole of HGw with Af X Sh/Sk. It was pretty stunted after spending 3 weeks in tall weeds, but I'll give it a chance. Also moved one other sprout. Didn't look at label, so not sure what it was. It was too small to transplant, so I just sunk the pot near the other plant.
too larry
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I continued my stroll over to the JP patch. The three big plants in the edge of the wet weather pond were gone. Chopped off at the ground. They were a male and female GdR and a female Peach. If I had to guess, they would have make 4-6 and 6-8 Z's respectively. But the loss of the seeds will hurt more. To the best of my knowledge, that was my only GdR.
The HH was still there and starting to flower. It's smaller, and well back in the huckleberry bushes. So next season if I use this location, all of them will be in the brush. Solar Seduction is powerful bitch.
The HH was still there and starting to flower. It's smaller, and well back in the huckleberry bushes. So next season if I use this location, all of them will be in the brush. Solar Seduction is powerful bitch.
too larry
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Sunday morning I moved the sprouts to a new holding grounds. Sunk them flush with the ground. A few had been nibbled on by grasshoppers while in the briar patch. They were near 100% germination, with red being 5/5, the rest 3 and 4 of 4. I did cull a couple of slow growers so I could top off the pots with soil.
too larry
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My thoughts on the JP patch being chopped. It is good news in that they didn't leave the plants and set up cameras. I was talking to my buddy, who is more in tune with the neighborhood than I am. He was telling some young folks had had plants found just south of this location a couple of years ago. The LEOS have done air searches in the area since then. If I had known about that, I would have put the plants in more cover.
I assume they also chopped the plants in the STL patch, but I still haven't looked.
I assume they also chopped the plants in the STL patch, but I still haven't looked.
too larry
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I got out just at dark yesterday and tended the plants in the HG patch. I watered them with a coffee ground compost tea I had brewed up, along with a shot of GM's seaweed juice. The northern most plant in HGw had been deer ate. Must have just happened, as it was still green. The bottom half will still grow, just won't be much to it.
Killed another male HH. I had already sprayed down the HH nearby when I found the male, so I just clipped it and stuck it in the briars. Maybe the wind will blow some of the pollen onto the female. All the other plants were looking good.
Killed another male HH. I had already sprayed down the HH nearby when I found the male, so I just clipped it and stuck it in the briars. Maybe the wind will blow some of the pollen onto the female. All the other plants were looking good.
too larry
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Early this morning I went to the FP patch. The tall lanky Af X Sh/Sk that I had earlier thought might be a male is a male. The TKC X etc,etc, etc male was ready to release pollen. I killed it and used the pollen on the TKC X etc, etc, etc female {which is much further along than the rest} and the next two plants. There was one whose flowers were not far enough along to take pollen. I guess I will use the Af X Sh/Sk on it.
too larry
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Also took the coffee ground tea to the PP patches. Another Blue Shiva X Blue Shark is a male, and was ready to release pollen. I killed it and used the pollen on the nearby plant. {these are the ones way to the southeast of the rest} I took the plant with me, to use on other plants, but a slow and low plane came over. It was way to clear and there isn't a lot of cover in these patches, so I aborted the mission. Will have to get out there earlier.
too larry
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I went for an early morning walk this morning. The last of the sprouts was cashed. My screen room is too close to the HG patch for me to risk putting more sprouts in it for now. I will wait until I get those plants in the barn before I start any for a fall/winter, or a spring crop. Life is complicated.
too larry
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This morning was a long time ago, and I didn't take notes. But I think I have 4 females in PPS. The Blue Shiva X Blue Shark male had released it's pollen and died. Couldn't tell if the Ass Cheese took it or not. It had been over a month since I had checked on the majority of them. They are going to turn out more like a Spring crop. The tallest one was just over waist high.