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Drumskinz Spicy Pepperoni Grow

pipeline

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Impressive garden! Got it set up pretty nice, I guess thats a permanent fabric you replant into each year?

Cedar lasts the longest from what I understand. Now the plants will be happy and it will look good for the winter.
 

big315smooth

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fresh of the spit
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pipeline

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Homemade rotissarie chicken! I bought a rotissarie chicken at the grocery store, it was good, but loaded with additives. Those look like nothing but wholesome goodness! What heat source do you use, charcoal? Would be perfect for a party with a big bowl of flower. Slow cooked chicken hits the spot!
 

Drumskinz

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Impressive garden! Got it set up pretty nice, I guess thats a permanent fabric you replant into each year?

Cedar lasts the longest from what I understand. Now the plants will be happy and it will look good for the winter.
Thanks pipe…yeah with that ground cover usually I roll it up onto pvc pipe (you might see them lying there close to the garlic in the hay) every year…and before I roll it up there are quite a few staples I have take out first…then go in with my buddies tractor and till up the whole garden…next start at one end and wheelbarrow in seasoned cow manure per row…till it in with my 1984 Troybilt Horse tiller…then start unrolling the ground cover which are on 3 separate pvc pipes per row…plant row…staple in row and move on to the next row…do that to about 25 rows and just like that you’re done haha…plant it all the same way for 2 years and then flip the tarp 180 degrees and do it again for another 2 years…well this is the second year of this run and decided to try something different…I left the ground cover down and did not move it…bought a 3” and 4” diameter 12 inch long augers for my cordless drill…the 3” drill I drilled holes in each onion hole of the onion mat and scooped out to the side of each hole and then refilled all 272 holes with the seasoned composted manure…then with the rest of the garden I used the 4” auger and scooped out dirt to the side of each hole to plant the rest of the veggies…almost forgot their are drip lines run for each row and they have to be uninstalled and then reinstalled…the jury is still out on which is easier…maybe I’ll keep alternating like I just did these last two years…I’ll keep doin it til this almost 72 year old body says no more

Yeah the wife is really happy with her flower beds and so am I…if I did it right next spring her plants will be popping
 

Drumskinz

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Damn Smooth that looks tasty and awesome at the same time…to bad you don’t live close by cuz I’d be inviting myself over for dinner
Opening day of sweet corn season here.
Got a half dozen ears and a slab of baby backs to go on the smoker this evening.
A man after my own heart…was invited next door to my buddies house for his sister’s 60th birthday party…wouldn’tcha know it he splits with a bunch a people out to his garage to shoot pool and left me at his pellet grill to cook up chicken speedies, cheeseburgers, venison dogs and regular hotdogs for the kids …for only like about 50 or 60 people
 

Drumskinz

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Down to the last two (Hammer’s Kush and OGKB2.0) hang drying…I’ll be pulling them down in a couple or three days…Blue Dream yielded just shy of 8 oz.’s off of three plants and the heavyweight MendoBreath gave back 197gm almost 7 zips from one plant…she is definitely a dense one and one of my favorites…out of 24 plants…7 went into the freezer vacuum sealed for bubble hash into live rosin with a total wet weight of about 7lbs. and 17 got hung for smokable flowers…I will have a final weight for them here in the next few days
 

Drumskinz

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Shuffling off to the Buffalo, NY to be exact Fredonia, Dunkirk area this weekend to visit the family outlaws…My 6’7” 350lb. brother-in-law appropriately named Igor wants some of the Drumskinz spicy pepperoni grow…you know I can’t refuse the greenbacks in return
 

Drumskinz

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The final tally is in…Hammer’s Kush gave me a little over two zips and the 2.0 managed to crack the quarter pound mark…so final weight for the grow was a little over 4.25 lbs…plus 7 plants that were fresh frozen…if I was to take a guess if the fresh frozen was dried with the rest it would came close to 2 lbs…I guess the hall was ok…I know the quality was no question…so this concludes the Drumskinz spicy pepperoni grow…it was fun taking ya’ll along for the ride…I will probably jump in later on with how I make out with the live rosin…btw I’ve got the next run in cups just waiting for me to reset the room…a few more different varieties…I’ll try to keep you guys updated
 

Drumskinz

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Hey how’s it going in here?
It’s goin just fine…wrapped up the spicy pepperoni grow…the open for business light hasn’t been lit for to long and already my peeps are after it…just in the last few days sold over a pound…gotta play tonight at the Tiki Bar in Waterloo NY…hope to see you tonight Lester Beans…then the wife and I need to get the hell out of “Dodge“ for a few days for a much needed reset
 

budman678

I come from the land where the oceans freeze
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great thread and what a variety!

I’d be happy to know and hang out with ya. You’re blessed with abundance my friend

You mentioned selling to buddies? What’s the going rate on a zip? It’s 350/oz where I’m from (Midwest) of great homegrown
 

Vanilla Phoenix

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great thread and what a variety!

I’d be happy to know and hang out with ya. You’re blessed with abundance my friend

You mentioned selling to buddies? What’s the going rate on a zip? It’s 350/oz where I’m from (Midwest) of great homegrown
350 here in the southeast too
 
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