sandhill larry
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I got back in the woods yesterday evening. I had 1.1 Little Sister's left. No problem with overcrowding in this one.
Larry's Big Stinky Ass Shit/Skunk Grapish Cheese Cultiver de Gorille
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sandhill larry
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All the Hurricane Head GN had cashed. Can't remember how many there had been. Starting 50 odd sprouts in cups right as the monsoon starts isn't a good idea.
sandhill larry
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5 of the 6 Hurricane Head FP were still kicking.
sandhill larry
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All the seedlings in the three holes in the area of skipped pines had cashed. I can't remember what they were, and couldn't find a label. I'll look back and see when I have a minute.
sandhill larry
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All 6 of the seedlings in the 3 holes in HGw were still above ground, but some were looking pretty rough. I added soil, leaves, slug bait, cinnamon, Neem, stinky stuff and water. I kind of think these might be the CP1 Squared. I will have to look back and see.
sandhill larry
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I also got three holes dug by dark thirty last night, 100 yards north of the three above. Not very much cover. I wouldn't try those spots starting a month earlier.
sandhill larry
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This morning got back by STL. This is the hornet nest. I was digging this hole at night, and was all over that little tree. It's a wonder they didn't get me. Maybe this is B&S X CP1.
sandhill larry
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SV2's
sandhill larry
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The Finger X Bug Topped made it through the weekend.
Greenpitking
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They're a lot calmer at night. You almost have to make them sting you.
sandhill larry
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Alright. I looked back, and the three cashed seedlings in HG where there is a skip in the pines were Rotten Stinking Bastard Squared. And the 6 in the three holes is HGw are B&S X CP1's.
sandhill larry
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I'm glad of that. I did see a few flying around this morning, but they didn't bother me.
sandhill larry
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It rained all day today, so I got out and dug some holes. I did 4 more in PPN, more or less in line with the two I had done yesterday. I did find two of the lost holes from the Spring crop.
Also did 2 holes in PPS, a little ways to the SE of where the BS Squared was in the Spring crop. All got 5 gallons of soil in a 10 gallon hole. I remembered to pack in leaves for camo. I think this will be enough in this little woods. There is a little soil left, but I will add it when I transplant.
Also did 2 holes in PPS, a little ways to the SE of where the BS Squared was in the Spring crop. All got 5 gallons of soil in a 10 gallon hole. I remembered to pack in leaves for camo. I think this will be enough in this little woods. There is a little soil left, but I will add it when I transplant.
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sandhill larry
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Almost forgot to mention that I ran by and covered the seedlings with a clear trash bag on the way to work. A couple of them were laying down. I'll try to plant the worst of them tomorrow evening or Thursday morning. Not sure where I'm going to put them. HG has turned into a BST patch, so don't really want to risk putting the good stuff there. I had planned to keep most of the BST crosses in the JP patch, but I had holes ready in HG and not in JP when they were falling over, so that is where I put them.
WaxertheRadical
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Damn Larry. Putting in hard work. 50 odd seedlings to multiple spots is heavy duty. Good luck this season.
sandhill larry
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All my seeds are regulars. The 20 in the pots were bought or gifted. All the rest were BST's or crosses I had made. Going into small cups, you can expect a higher than normal cash rate. But on the other hand, you can pack a lot more plants in that way. When pots and seeds are free and soil mix is cheap, planting six is just as easy as planting one. And doesn't take up that much more room in the nursery.
sandhill larry
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The rain wasn't as heavy today. I still ran by there early and put a shower door over the seedlings.
Five had cashed in all. 3 of those were the PNXSMC X AC and PNXSMC X GdR sprouts I had transplanted just a few days ago. I guess they drowned. The 2 good ones were cut off just below the first set of leaves. They were a BS Squared and a GdR.
Five had cashed in all. 3 of those were the PNXSMC X AC and PNXSMC X GdR sprouts I had transplanted just a few days ago. I guess they drowned. The 2 good ones were cut off just below the first set of leaves. They were a BS Squared and a GdR.
sandhill larry
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Also ran by STL. Everything was still pointing in the right direction.
Hornet nest hole/ CP1 Squared. The rain was causing these to dance around, so the stems should be getting stronger. {and I did bury them deep}
Peach tree hole/ The Finger X Bug Topped
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Hornet nest hole/ CP1 Squared. The rain was causing these to dance around, so the stems should be getting stronger. {and I did bury them deep}
Peach tree hole/ The Finger X Bug Topped
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sandhill larry
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Today and tomorrow {as well as next Friday and Saturday} are good Above Ground planting days. I planted a pea patch, as well as a little herb this morning. I put 38 seeds in 36 cups and pots. I used GrapishBS as burnt offerings.
