Indica_Dreamer
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Hey Julian, if you're looking for a good read, pick up http://www.amazon.com/Wherever-You-...bs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1215447708&sr=1-1 that book. Its an excellent read, life changing.
Hey man.............absofuckinlutely....lemonade said:Julian, I know you've dealt with clouds of mosquitoes before....How about deer/horse flies? Fuck I hate those things...I had a couple get stuck in my ear and nose....funny sound that makes.:smile:
Got it pretty good overall yesterday...At least 40 or 50 mosquito/fly bites on my face/neck alone. Probably just as many on the back/top of my head too...
Now, I don't know about 1000 bites , but I figure at least a couple hundred overall. Could be quite a bit more though...I'm sure they were all over my back and I didn't even notice. No ear ringing yet.:wink:
I'd been out of the bush for a few hours already, (was in for like 15-16, pretty exhausted) just sitting inside the house, relaxing, had some people over, and I still found myself swatting imaginary bugs away that I'd feel or hear.
BTW, you ever worry about getting some fucked up disease from all the bug bites?
Forget the bears and mountain lions...I worry about diseases..ticks, rattle snakes...The insidious shit that doesn't kill you outright, but can mess you up longterm.
Whatever is in the truck...(partners always have a lot onhand...)What type of repellent did you say you've been using? I grabbed some stuff before I went out, 23% DEET was the best I could find just looking quickly. Didn't seem to help much....but who knows, maybe I would have been hit 10x worse without it.
Thanks man.....you too.......Anyhow, good to hear about your life changing experiences. Take it easy man.
Lot of different and similar available.........just have to take the time to search a little for something that fits ones needs........sniperscope said:the other day at the cottage I saw this handyman bust out this cool electric pump. He used it to bail the water out of the boat, simply hooked it up the boat's battery and it pumped the water out. A tiny pump that unloaded 20 gal/hour; not bad. Anyone come across something similar but larger? This is incredibly stealth in the bush, no need for gas. As quiet as possible and smooth.
Well thanks man.........just a conversation..........There will always be another ....oohcow said:I can't believe how big this thread has grown... I should have copy/pasted a book when I first read it.. now i gotta go back and do it all over again. Such good information.
95%?....Fuck.............I get concerned using the 25....(cause it's poison .....)tripples said:http://www.vtarmynavy.com/insect_repellents.htm
Ben's® 100 Tick & Insect Repellent contains 95 percent DEET
I think I might have read that actually......(Don't read as much as I used to/normally do.......)Indica_Dreamer said:Hey Julian, if you're looking for a good read, pick up http://www.amazon.com/Wherever-You-...bs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1215447708&sr=1-1 that book. Its an excellent read, life changing.
Well, I wanted to double check....CDC had a "Facts and Myths" page when I was in there, but, not anymore, but, you can see here, IR3535 (Avon SSS) listed...BonsaiBud said:The Avon Skin-so-soft is for blackflies. It will attract mosquitoes.
See, actually, they recommend on clothing instead of skin (on covered areas), and, they also say more than 50% isn't effective....I, personally, choose to use DEET when it is really bad. You up in the swamp, Jilian. I only use the 95% stuff and I try not to get it on my clothing or plastic stuff. Natural fibers are ok. Cotton can take it. Most synthetics (elastic go bye bye) will be ruined.
So...I only put it on my skin. I like to think of it as the "summer scent". But yeah, kinda hard to explain lots of daily trips to the deep woods.
Here's another good one as to what causes interest, what increases interest, etc......(if your working, etc...which we all are...physical exertion, etc.....)There is always the thick-clothing approach. I have seen some deep mosquito penetration in my time. It takes a rain coat to stop them. I'll post a pic of my miserable little group of trail crew when we were overcome with mosquitoes.
Well, breakdown is, first, are they established enough? (roots)DaDank said:Gentle Readers-
Amazingly, I have succeeded in my early attempt at growing ganga. Beyond my wildest dreams. In Feb. I got beans from some nice folks in Amsterdam. Four months later, I have two wonderful mother plants from whom I have gotten (drum roll, please) 20 clones. Total miracle. Now it is July and it is time for them to go outside and play. Is it possible to just toss them into daylight after their 24/0 adolescence under a grow light? I do not have the facilities for "hardening them off". Am I on the road to disaster? Or am I not giving my little friends enough credit?
Hey my brother....... Same post same time ....Amen ...Fast_Pine said:take one clone, go put it in the bushes some where(any where),,,leave it for a day....If she makes it, yer ready to go.....
It all depends on the root to plant ratio....too much plant not enough roots, there gonna burn up in the intense sun for sure...And of course moisture is key. Soak them down before the transplant..
Good luck with those 20 clones man..
This is also about the time you should start pulling up 2 week extended forecasts and monitoring them (twice daily, morning and night)......which is especially useful for such things (planting, etc).....DaDank said:Gentle Readers-
Amazingly, I have succeeded in my early attempt at growing ganga. Beyond my wildest dreams. In Feb. I got beans from some nice folks in Amsterdam. Four months later, I have two wonderful mother plants from whom I have gotten (drum roll, please) 20 clones. Total miracle. Now it is July and it is time for them to go outside and play. Is it possible to just toss them into daylight after their 24/0 adolescence under a grow light? I do not have the facilities for "hardening them off". Am I on the road to disaster? Or am I not giving my little friends enough credit?
So get a horseHOVAH said:Poison oak, ivory, mosquitos, ive become immune to it all... however i cant stand horse-flys...theres one that lives at my grow site, it follows me all the way back to my bike.... i cant catch it, to kill it.. deek, repelliant does nothing to it ,,,, a hope it bothers the dear as much as it does me ....
Yep ..........I try to never keep things a day longer then I have to....Sooner they're out, the sooner they can get underway ......BonsaiBud said:Anyone been outside on a sunny day lately? Just think how cruel it is to keep your plants locked away under artificial light. If They were dogs, they would be barking at the door right now. If they were cats, they would be sitting on the window sill with one eye on your front door just waiting for a chance to scamper outside.
That's funnyDaDank said:In an image long ago and far away...
Posted by Julian - a True Believer in the Church of the Peat Pot...
There was an image of a clone which had taken hold so well that its little roots had already popped outside the peat pot. They were obviously ready for bigger and better things. In a well prepped guerilla plot somehwere. My clones are at this same stage. My question is: what happens to the peat pot itself? Obviously, it is a) permeable b) biodegradeable. Does one plant the clone with P. pot, or do you carefully remove the pot to make the roots job a bit easier?
Thanks in advance for any input.