ttystikk
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Indeed I do, lol
No one is wasting satellite resources on surveilling postage stamp pot grows, unless of course they're Americans.
Peruvian Mountain Outdoor Grow 16/17
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Indeed I do, lol
No one is wasting satellite resources on surveilling postage stamp pot grows, unless of course they're Americans.
jonnyquest
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I'm sure you're right, best way to keep them away?
texasjack
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You'll have to put chicken wire around them. I don't know any goat repellants.
getawaymountain
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hire a jamacian no more goat problems
jonnyquest
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then what do you use to stop the Jamaican?
getawaymountain
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haha good question ive had alot of jamacian growers for friends and never had any problems at all with them
jonnyquest
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Just a quick update, no pictures since I've heard they are not working atm. seeds are popped, 5 Peruvian red and 4 Ecuadorian skunk. it's early doors still just a couple of days in but they look like about a pound each easily
Vnsmkr
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pound and a half. thanks for the early morning laugh, I needed it today
jonnyquest
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My pleasure man, nothing to serious got you down I hope
jonnyquest
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Sorry man I've had a couple of those recently myself, sucks about the weed as well I haven't come across a problem yet that hasn't been halved by skinning up
ruby fruit
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Snort some of that chilli powder
Vnsmkr
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I can get easily pissed without the chili powder. Ask the door I put my hand through yesterday
ruby fruit
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I havnt done that for years more like decades actually.
Last time i hit a non bleedable thing it was out of fustration from hurt feelings
Vnsmkr
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Me either man, but the stress is getting to me. Had I hit a bleedable thing I would have instantly regretted it
mwooten102
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That my buddies favorite tea. He's from England and he can't get it here in CA.
jonnyquest
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picture update for you guys. The seedlings are coming along as expected, one of the lights slipped and i lost 1 of the ecuadorian and burnt another (front of pic) and 1 of the peruvian was lagging well behind and not looking healthy so i just sacked it off so now have 4 of the peruvian and 3 of the ecuadorian. Everything is staying inside for now as the weather is still bad, they,ve had the odd hour here and there in the garden to start getting them used to it.
jonnyquest
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And a few general Peru photos as well. We were having a few earthquakes over the last couple of weeks but that seems to have stopped now which is nice although the weather has been remaining consistantly bad and ive been warned of the risk of landslides so fingers crossed that doesnt happen. The sunny pictures are from a cuple of weeks ago
