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09-23-2009, 07:14 AM
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I would just like too welcome my new nephew into the world  so new I don't even know his name, another overgrower in the making.  | ||
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09-23-2009, 06:13 PM
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| You really do have a soft spot for those Sativas dont you Nigel?  Dont blame you. So do I. Just dont have the seasons for them. Ill be watching. Hopefully the ripper gal doesnt show herself to any of your crops this year. 
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09-23-2009, 07:14 PM
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Those sativa seeds look like a Rorschack(sp?) blot. I see the goddess of ganja. Aussie Grow, Congrats on the Nephew! Hope he & mama are doing great. They gonna name him after you? (I got my uncle's name for my middle name, it can happen...)
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09-23-2009, 08:43 PM
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| Strangely enough I have my uncles name as my FIRST name and my dads as my middle.  I know that sounds unusual but apparently my dad and his brother were pretty close. That and he didnt want my mother to name me Seth.
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09-24-2009, 05:03 AM
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Nah not named after me, but my fave drink, Jack Daniel ........ welcome too planet earth. In a herb related news.... Most of the irigation is complete, and all the cuttings are loving it now, cover is being planted in the form of Roma tomato's, the seeds were planted today and the peppers will be planted friday, the next vegie patch should be ready too go on saturday, this one will be full of corn. oh and reederx the seeds are in the shape of australia and tassie | ||
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09-24-2009, 05:10 AM
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| Excellent name Aussiegrow! Jim Beam and Jack Daniels are personal favorites of mine as well. Not a name i woulda thought of (oddly). Since your in Australia, if i ever should have another son you can count on your nephew having shared the name with somone on the other side of the globe.
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10-05-2009, 05:50 AM
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a little garden helper aussie grow; congratulations to you and your sister. Irrigation sounds great, after a major flip out by my landlord finding some wild mj in my garden, [watch where you throw indoor mixes lol] no mj in the yard. I just gave them a $25 rent rise to cover the extra electrickery indoors, under the guise of worrying about winter heating and coming air conditioner use. So all mellow. That girl is still on the run and I fell out with Hibiscus, so now worries there treadwell. As far as they know i have given up growing and gone straight. AS IF! LOL Not sure how first planting going, but we have had follow up rain so hopeful. Took out a heap of sprouts last week and have 3 roadside nurseries. One i just put pots along a fence among grass, one i put in litlle groups in holes amongst fallen timber and the last couple of trays i just stashed amongst some bushes and weeds as is. Will plant best ones in holes, but going to do several mass plantings along roads in the culverts. few plants and a handful of lime, water crystals and ferts per culvert. Hope for some rain, got to have a wet year here eventually. lol back in a sec with tonight's effort
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This is war. Bugs, animals, rippers, LEO, mOTHER nATURE and the OZ government my enemy. Have decided to beat them with numbers in the sprout division and variety in the plants; strain, location and style of grow. Tonights attack we sent out the following troops, hidden in the inside of the fridge under some boards. Such drives are not for the faint hearted lol. pic 1 - Dorothy - has been allowed to dry out to stretch roots; hempy style pot pic 2 - Agnes, was just not handling indoor life, too temperamental pic 3 - Seedling, she is in full flower, but has the odd male one. All these plants are exiles from a scrog screen, where they were allowed to go through then tied along, not weaved thru the sreen. possible training method i will be looking into after current indoor is finished. pics 4, 5, 6 a thin disguise and protection from wind. Lot of fun being had. lol nigel
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The ladies are doing sweet, the winter plants are slowly starting to reveg, cuttings are growing well and some new seeds have been planted. I really feel exited about this year, I had a final harvest from the winter plants and I have got to tell you its the bomb, mate of mine went arse up and hit the deck. lol I have to get these pic's of the damn mobile phone.... will try later on after work, for some reason it won't let me do it atm.  | ||
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