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06-12-2009, 08:52 AM
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thought id throw some new pics up its only been a few days but theirs been some growth oh well heres the pics also as you can see im diggin some homes for the youngest i put one in yesterday and today i went out and dear had been digging at it so i threw some soap in a mason jar next to it hopefully it really works oh the last pic is just a random ass pic of my backyard took it on the walk to the spot | ||
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06-14-2009, 01:14 PM
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 | First outdoor pics of the season:   My Gigabomb, definite candidate for reveg.  I'm hoping it'll finish. Sunrise to sunset times here are at 13 hours 54 minutes, so chances are it'll switch back into veg.  Here's a nearby Durban Poison, no sign of flowering. It was put out 3 weeks after the giga. These plants are in a guerrilla location. I dug some decent sized holes and filled em with fox farm ocean forest + guano + soil moist + osmocote + earth worm castings. Good luck to everyone. -random | ||
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06-15-2009, 10:37 AM
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| got a few pics of the ones i put out a few weeks ago....i put these out after we got alot of rain and my other ones got flooded out where they were... i used the machete in all the pics for size reference...there is only about an inch or so of the tip in the dirt.. here is the blueberry mother i put out...i am using one of the clones as a new mom...this is the original mom that came from my buddy..   here is one of the afghan kush clones that was sittin around so i put it out too...it has about doubled in size since i put it out...   and here is the star of the spot....the skunk no 11...she has doubled since i put her out easy...i pinched the stem about four nodes up from the bottom a week before i put it out and i think it helped out in getting all the bottom stuff up into the light...shes lookin lovely..    so far i havnt found any serious bug problems out where theyre at...i had to load down on the deep forest OFF before heading out, and there are spiders everywhere around the spot...the only thing ive seen on the plants are those fluffy white bugs that post up on the stems and make fuzzy web lookin stuff up and down it...i try to be sure and kill the bug if its there and wipe all the webbing off the plant...i hope that will keep em down..other than that there wasnt anything on them, aside from a spider web attatched to a few fan leaves on the skunk, but im ok with that....hes on my side..hehe hope everyones havin a good season so far...happy trekking...
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06-15-2009, 11:27 AM
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| Familiar scenery, surfbum! Nice plants  | ||
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06-15-2009, 11:58 AM
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| yeah those palm frons make great cover....ive got a little hidden cove made out of those and tree branches...  that and some patchy overhang that lets light through so hopefully the copper chopper cant see... gotta love it. 
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06-15-2009, 01:01 PM
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The purps have been in the outdoors for about a month now and they are starting to look pretty healthy. I will be taking them off the OG grow 16-0-0 and puting them on a diet of fox farms (grow big,big bloom, and tiger bloom) and probably nitrozime in the next couple of weeks. the last pic is of a seed plant that started flowering about two weeks ago and has made no forward progression towards reveg... anyone no what to do about that? | ||
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06-15-2009, 02:31 PM
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| not to be a cry baby, but indoors is so much less work. my outdoor site is in the middle of a briar patch, i get scratched up and chigger bitten every visit.
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06-15-2009, 02:55 PM
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|  I couldn't figure out in the dark, coming back from watering my GG, why the wheel barrow handles were so slippery. I grow in a raspberry hedgerow, it was the blood running down my arms onto my hands.  No pain, no gain. 
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06-15-2009, 05:15 PM
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| Biteing flys that get into your eyelids when your gardening has been a big problem for me this year. I have been bitten inside my eyelids five seperate times in the last month. These bites turn into a puss filled pimple that eventually drains and glues your eyelid shut. These flys dart straight at your eyes and the mucous area that surrounds your eyeball is fair game. I need to get some swimmer goggles or something that encloses my eyes besides regular eye glass's when im out in the garden. I need to get some of that Avon Skin so Soft for these flys but dont want to enroll in Avon just to acquire that product. Used it years ago with great results but cant locate anymore at the local CVS. Wish I could buy that stuff somewhere at a store close buy.
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