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Post by Irminsul on Nov 7, 2024 19:07:05 GMT -5
Gelato strain. Probabky the healthiest plants ive grow tbh. Now they go into my tent to flower. link |
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 7, 2024 20:05:42 GMT -5
Gelato strain. Probabky the healthiest plants ive grow tbh. Now they go into my tent to flower. linklovely ladies....really nice....i'm ordering some fancy seeds for next summer |
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Post by Irminsul on Nov 7, 2024 20:23:29 GMT -5
I timed these so they're be flowered and harvested and done a day before I go back to work next year.
At the end of this month I'll stsrt my 5 blueberry cheesecakes and 2 can't remember what they are. Hopefully I can get 4 or 5 of them. I don't have much luck stsrting from seeds sometimes. I reckon half the seeds you get are just duds
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 7, 2024 20:50:09 GMT -5
I timed these so they're be flowered and harvested and done a day before I go back to work next year. At the end of this month I'll stsrt my 5 blueberry cheesecakes and 2 can't remember what they are. Hopefully I can get 4 or 5 of them. I don't have much luck stsrting from seeds sometimes. I reckon half the seeds you get are just duds are you germinating the seeds first?..i always get better results that way as opposed to putting seeds in the soil |
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 7, 2024 20:56:02 GMT -5
am i losing it?...what hppened to the reply box at the bottom of the thread?....now its a reply button way at the top?
irm i just noticed that trailer.....nice....you have that cage around the top it can hold lots of stuff....mine are both too low but much longer
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Post by Irminsul on Nov 7, 2024 21:10:57 GMT -5
Yeah I wait until they sink in water and then I put them in rockwool for a few weeks but I always get a few that just say nope and fall over dead.
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Post by Lynnbrown on Nov 7, 2024 22:20:23 GMT -5
Those are beautiful plants Irminsul . I remember back when you first talked about wanting to use a tent...and look now. You even know exactly how long it takes to get it to flower and how long before picking it. The few times I had a successful grow, I sometimes felt like I tended to wait too long to harvest. That you definitely have the experience and knowledge to know when to harvest is cool. As much as I prefer this real time compared to DST, I always go through this change. I feel super sleepy early in the evening and by the time its time to go to bed, I feel jittery when I stretch out in the bed. If I get up and sit and read or color or whatever my body calms down. I'm able to feel tired and jittery at the same time...what a talent, eh?  The yard is a tree fallen mess. Yet all I can think when I go outside is I want to get some pansies out there in a few flower pots that nobody will ever notice unless I point it out and show them.  |
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Post by Irminsul on Nov 7, 2024 22:26:03 GMT -5
My biggest fault at growing is telling myself the plants need to be a little bigger, just a little bigger and then they flower and stretch and don't fit under the lights anymore lol. I have a feeling these two will stretch cause there's a lot going on in the centres which, from my experience, tells its going to stretch tall and hopefully quite spaced out.
I had it all worked out, give the plants 2-3 days to adjust to 12hr light cycle which ends today, then 8 weeks today is 3rd January. 4-5 days to dry is 9th January, take a day to harvest each plant = 11th and I'm back work 13th. Lol
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 8, 2024 9:19:03 GMT -5
Off to the rez... Today the ferry is he's pitching at least a couple of feet each way.It is rough out there quite windy... Glad I am not parked on the outside.Because you can really feel it in your stomach
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Post by coldwater on Nov 8, 2024 13:36:02 GMT -5
Life imitating art, or imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.  |
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Post by orison on Nov 8, 2024 19:24:39 GMT -5
mimosa kush mints. more rave than delight. I think 99% of the reviews on Reddit are from the shitty growers themselves.
I mean after a 10hr workday. I would think id be stoned off my azz. NOT ..
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 8, 2024 21:29:34 GMT -5
mimosa kush mints. more rave than delight. I think 99% of the reviews on Reddit are from the shitty growers themselves. I mean after a 10hr workday. I would think id be stoned off my azz. NOT .. i grabbed sugar rush...a sativa... as a tip......got it last week as well....i was overwhelmed today they had so many new strains....bought 2 indicas for neighbor...both has gas in the name....he always gives me a big hunk out of each bag...they were both on the 180 an ounce shelf which i normally cqant afford...both are dense and crystally...nice...i'm good |
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 8, 2024 21:31:05 GMT -5
this would be more intesting if we couyld post copious pictures....like you should vsee my woodpiule....i'm wealthy in wood....have this mega pixel shiit on my camera and its useless here  |
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Post by Lynnbrown on Nov 8, 2024 22:48:26 GMT -5
I can look out any south facing window and see enough [potential] firewood to last for years. One thing that was damaged during Helene was the chimney. I will be getting that repaired for sure as I am going to have a fire in that dang chimney! The worse bill I have is the heating fuel which is diesel with an additive. These past few years 100 gallons has cost as much as $550 and $620. It used to run $300 to $350, and I'm not talking about 10 years ago either. Gas has dropped some lately but I'm not placing any bets on what is going to happen whenever. Fire from wood out of my yard costs nothing every day of every year. lol
I had already planned to get a chimney sweep down here to prepare for winter...now I'll have people in the attic that will be able to help with getting that most important antenna wire from the roof to the living room. That's what I'm planning anyway.
I have walked around where I could and kind of cried a little bit over those trees that I'm certain were over 150yrs old. Thank God those Big oaks didn't hit the house...they are beside the house. They effectively block one part of the property from the other part.
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 8, 2024 22:55:39 GMT -5
I can look out any south facing window and see enough [potential] firewood to last for years. One thing that was damaged during Helene was the chimney. I will be getting that repaired for sure as I am going to have a fire in that dang chimney! The worse bill I have is the heating fuel which is diesel with an additive. These past few years 100 gallons has cost as much as $550 and $620. It used to run $300 to $350, and I'm not talking about 10 years ago either. Gas has dropped some lately but I'm not placing any bets on what is going to happen whenever. Fire from wood out of my yard costs nothing every day of every year. lol I had already planned to get a chimney sweep down here to prepare for winter...now I'll have people in the attic that will be able to help with getting that most important antenna wire from the roof to the living room. That's what I'm planning anyway. I have walked around where I could and kind of cried a little bit over those trees that I'm certain were over 150yrs old. Thank God those Big oaks didn't hit the house...they are beside the house. They effectively block one part of the property from the other part. i wish you were closer i would come with the truck and ladder and chainsaw and electrical tape and a few extra supplies and hook you right up in a weekend....even shpow you a thing or 2 on the laptop |
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Post by coldwater on Nov 8, 2024 23:48:08 GMT -5
Damn, I just watched the 5 Final Destination movies in the days leading up to Halloween, - he will be missed. Tony Todd, ‘Candyman' and ‘Final Destination' Star, Dies at 69 |
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Post by coldwater on Nov 8, 2024 23:58:41 GMT -5
Virginia Madsen and Tony Todd 30 years after starring in Candyman (1992) Factoid: In the scene where Tony Todd has a mouth full of bees, he was paid $1000 dollars for each bee sting. He was stung 27 times. _102722_CR_16x9.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=tJKdwjuE) |
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Post by GLEN on Nov 9, 2024 0:51:47 GMT -5
I can look out any south facing window and see enough [potential] firewood to last for years. One thing that was damaged during Helene was the chimney. I will be getting that repaired for sure as I am going to have a fire in that dang chimney! The worse bill I have is the heating fuel which is diesel with an additive. These past few years 100 gallons has cost as much as $550 and $620. It used to run $300 to $350, and I'm not talking about 10 years ago either. Gas has dropped some lately but I'm not placing any bets on what is going to happen whenever. Fire from wood out of my yard costs nothing every day of every year. lol I had already planned to get a chimney sweep down here to prepare for winter...now I'll have people in the attic that will be able to help with getting that most important antenna wire from the roof to the living room. That's what I'm planning anyway. I have walked around where I could and kind of cried a little bit over those trees that I'm certain were over 150yrs old. Thank God those Big oaks didn't hit the house...they are beside the house. They effectively block one part of the property from the other part. i wish you were closer i would come with the truck and ladder and chainsaw and electrical tape and a few extra supplies and hook you right up in a weekend....even shpow you a thing or 2 on the laptop A Seriously Sincere Post Rolling...  ....The Only Thing I Don't Like About The Interwebs Is The Distance Between Us.......And The Different Time Zones. We Can All Be So Close On The Screen......But When It Comes Down To Reality We Are Worlds Apart..... Cheers Glen. |
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 9, 2024 8:04:47 GMT -5
okay off for a day of wood splitting....heavy duty splitter splits in both directions....some of the stumps are too heavy for me to lift so i have help coming this morning...bosses son and grandson...my main job will be to make sure they dont hurt each other in a terrible woodsplitting incident
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Post by bazurnika on Nov 9, 2024 17:48:39 GMT -5
i think i am going to set up a work light and continueing in the dark......bosses son and grandson slowed me down on the splitting side today....was excruciating watching them....a bit slow
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....The Only Thing I Don't Like About The Interwebs Is The Distance Between Us.......And The Different Time Zones.