zest
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nah it was pretty far, I saw the cat playing with it about 100 feet away. threw a couple of rocks to scare off the cat and it did the job but I wasnt about to go down and mess with the snake lol.
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nah it was pretty far, I saw the cat playing with it about 100 feet away. threw a couple of rocks to scare off the cat and it did the job but I wasnt about to go down and mess with the snake lol.
Garden Boss
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I had them in the greenhouse on 15.5/8.5, and put them out in the yard mid April (trying to copy a friends success).
Then we got a week of dark clouds right the week after planting.
S'Manta
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This rattler was found in my bedroom. The first day he visited he sat in a corner, coiled and rattling. He had the good sense to leave via the way he came in, the door I leave open for my dog. I closed and bolted the door becoming a doorman for the dog. The next day the rattler was back hitting its head on the sliding glass door. My neighbor came over and beheaded it....see. Sorry for the bad photo but I was still shaking and the beheaded rattler was still twitching.
The End.
The End.
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doubletake
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Awh yeah bummer ya I remember reading about the clouds early in your thread.
doubletake
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Wow crazy, persistent little bastard coming back again hah!This rattler was found in my bedroom. The first day he visited he sat in a corner, coiled and rattling. He had the good sense to leave via the way he came in, the door I leave open for my dog. I closed and bolted the door becoming a doorman for the dog. The next day the rattler was back hitting its head on the sliding glass door. My neighbor came over and beheaded it....see. Sorry for the bad photo but I was still shaking and the beheaded rattler was still twitching.
The End.
S'Manta
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It had to be killed. It was stalking us.
doubletake
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Totally agree ha!
treemansbuds
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We've had a busier than usual Rattlesnake year this year. I've found/killed 4 on the property this year. 1 near the garden, one on the driveway, one in the horses stalls, and one curled up at the base of an outdoor water spicket. My record is 14 rattelers in one season though, I felt like I was surrounded by snakes every time I went outside that season. I think it was our 2nd year here and I was doing a lot of brush clearing then.
The biggest Ratteler was 69", 15 buttons, and as round as my forearm, the wife got that one. She was feeding the horses and it was laying across the driveway. Me and my son were gone, so she got the shotgun and blasted him. She's scared shitless of ALL snakes, then she had to deal with that monster....LOL poor girl.
TMB-
myturdcutter
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one of my cotton candy's the went in to reveg this year but came back strong 
myturdcutter
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sorry about the spelling that's talk to text for ya
TripleMindedGee5150
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So indulge me . Reveg is no good when its happening unintentional ? Now, basically I wait it out and see how the girl unfolds in the coming weeks ?
And damn that's some crazy looking snakes and stories
And damn that's some crazy looking snakes and stories
myturdcutter
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ive seen some outstanding results from plants re veging
TripleMindedGee5150
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I hope that's the case. I put the clones out early June. I tried revegging back then under a t5 but nothing. Maybe I'll get some stretch action going
doublejj
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If it was a good thing to do, all the big boys would plant out early & just let them re-veg.....but they don't....just sayin
mr sunshine
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Yea I bought it last year when I read about bacillus thuringiensis ...will this help my clean plants stay that way??
doublejj
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You'll have to re-apply, but yes it will...
mr sunshine
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That Awsome Thank You jj!!
mr sunshine
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When a plant reveges a lot of the veg time is wasted but I'd have to imaging the roots are twice as big as a plant that has just bin vegging the whole time they require a lot more food after the reveg..
angryblackman
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The problem with revegging is the time that it takes for the plants to come out of it. I have had one that is stalled for about a month now. Just now starting to come out of it. In some cases it's easier to replace the plant with a clone.
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