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07-17-2009, 05:25 AM
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 | Sorry... i just wanted to know what use the little beads had. Curious about ehat things I can stuff in my vapo! LOL Vaping a morphine pill is no fun. I have mornign glory seeds too. It seems half the plants oin the garden hanve medicinal or deadly use. Yikes. | ||
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07-17-2009, 03:14 PM
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07-17-2009, 03:35 PM
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| Figured I would just throw this out there in case some didn't know, but you can use poppy seeds from the spice section at your local super market. No joke, those lil bastards grow great and you will save yourself a bunch of bullshit and money buying seeds by the gram for $10. I don't think one supplier sterilizes their poppy seeds 
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07-17-2009, 06:10 PM
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This was the first one to flower and by far the largest of all so far! The Canadian Vancouver 2010 Olympic Quarter to show scale !!! I'm keeping this one for seeds for next year. Cool to see my thread has inspired others. Right on   | ||
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07-19-2009, 05:16 AM
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| Late night here back from the bar. Been into the Rum and Kush a good ol' Saturday night. Anywho I took a look at the first giganthemum pod to flower on the way in and nearly pissed my pants laughing. Not sure if it was the booze or shock or both. That thing gets bigger every night!!!! Uncle Hyde has given me permission to continue the show as planned. I noticed the crown sticking straight up on the first one. When the crown sticks straight up is the ideal time to reap the rewards. I watered them yesterday so I think I might wait until tomorrow morning for the plant to suck up the excess moisture. They say not to water at all between the period the petals fall and the time you harvest. However it depends on conditions. My soil is more than 40% perlite nevermind 2/3 of the pot is rock. Being extremely well drained the plants don't get a chance to suck most of the water given to them. Also the water is what has made them reach their full potential in size but from yesterday on out.. no more water. Night or morning everyone is almost 420 am here ... bed time bowl is in order  | ||
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07-19-2009, 05:13 PM
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| Looking like its time to score... niiiiiiiccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
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07-19-2009, 06:48 PM
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| DAMN.. that thing is swelling up by tha day BC. Nice looking pods man. Id like to see you seep some major alkalides out of them babies. What yoru doing here is an inspiration to anyone here that suffers from serious pain. Keep us posted. Im very interested now my man. I want to see what comes of this. I need a basis of how many plants to grow next year sicne ive ultimately decided that growing a little opium isnt gonna kill anyone..
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In the spirit of all things Poppy. John Frusciante was no stranger to the negative side effects..He also rocks! John Frusciante - Poppy Man | ||
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