I like that spot, too. Nice scrub, makes it hard to walk through and looks a bit snakey. All the better.
gorilla ganja
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Very nice plants here as well flboy, you will have some serious trimming to do come harvest.
You may need a chainsaw.
You may need a chainsaw.
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thanks for stopping by gorilla ganja. I think so as well . it will be a job come harvest time. I guess I need to figure out how to get it out when the time comes. bangi has a good odor already
lickalotapus
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Nice work . These pics are insiring me for my upcoming season
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lickalotapus I know what you mean. I was looking at pic's in here and I just couldn't help myself. I started mine way to early in the season I think I will have real tall trees when they start the bloom in a about 45 days give or take. you must show control ha ha ha . good luck on the upcoming season
thanks
thanks
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orfeas how should I dry on site this is interesting to me. I was just at the plot and the bangi and the new killer are stank already and they have not started to bud yet. looks like my bangi haze is starting to stretch a bit thou. here are a few pic's of purple haze x Malawi these are getting big and wide about 5 1/2 ft in each direction
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Gorgeous ladies I see thriving in the shade! They remind me a lot of my last year's Jamaldelicas... no budding yet you say, it's way too early, August is the call and the true beginning of chaos...
I reckon you should start having thoughts about them getting support why them branches will get longer and significantly heavier and an autumn storm may call it a day...but then I guess you may have seen the gales and the damage done...
Have a nice ride!
I reckon you should start having thoughts about them getting support why them branches will get longer and significantly heavier and an autumn storm may call it a day...but then I guess you may have seen the gales and the damage done...
Have a nice ride!
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bleiweis multiple times they were topped probably to much. I will let them go now on their own.
thanks for dropping in bro
thanks for dropping in bro
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orfeas I hear ya bro about getting them support I will be looking into doing something with them. I trying to figure out how high I need to go. thinking around 4 ft. there already 5 1/2 to 6 ft. now. who now's where they will end up in height
They are on track for a bountiful harvest!
I take a pint of 90% rubbing alcohol and a roll of garbage bags. Also a gym bag and two bungee cords.
Then I dress up like the aging fat white boy I am and mount up. Its the closest thing to invisible.
I would strip branches and cut to manageable sizes. I'd keep each bundle in its own bag and then all into a couple more bags for odor control.
The alcohol strips the stink from your hands and arms.
Get home and you are ready to celebrate!
I take a pint of 90% rubbing alcohol and a roll of garbage bags. Also a gym bag and two bungee cords.
Then I dress up like the aging fat white boy I am and mount up. Its the closest thing to invisible.
I would strip branches and cut to manageable sizes. I'd keep each bundle in its own bag and then all into a couple more bags for odor control.
The alcohol strips the stink from your hands and arms.
Get home and you are ready to celebrate!
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blue_tick
thanks claude hopper. I think your on to some thing . I hear you about the old fat white boy I fit it to the tee ha ha ha ha. the way you put it made me laugh. I need to figure out to support these things in a hurry. i was thinking on wood poles and run some string around them. all suggestions are welcome
Definitely digging the nice big bushes flboy. If orfeas is right they have over a month to 2 months left to veg, correct? They will be 10 ft by then. After flowering is done they will probably stretch another 5 feet.
I'd recommend using bamboo supporting for your babies. You can get 10 foot bamboo supports off ebay if need be and they aren't that much which is good. I got 25 7 foot and 25 4 foot bamboo sticks all for 30 bucks. Can't wait to see it all come together for you man, good luck.
I'd recommend using bamboo supporting for your babies. You can get 10 foot bamboo supports off ebay if need be and they aren't that much which is good. I got 25 7 foot and 25 4 foot bamboo sticks all for 30 bucks. Can't wait to see it all come together for you man, good luck.
gorilla ganja
Well-known member
Try tying a rope around the Moon then around your plants. They should be close to it by the time they are done.
LOL! string around the moon!
About sneaking it in or out, the bike works extremely well. Even if you have to haul the bike on a car to get closer. A bike just works well for sneaking because you can hear chainsaws, plinkers or 4 wheelers on your way in and they CAN'T hear you. Its also super easy to quickly hide a bike.
My other trick is a metal detector and a backpack. I grew out behind our old fairgrounds along a weedy fenceline. I'd put large plants in a 2-liter bottles and then put them in long 12 pack cases for protection:
Then I'd get out my detector and small shovel and look like someones crazy sun-stroked uncle out reliving his childhood. Harvest went smooth, too. cut the plant down to ground level and then just cut and stuff into bags.
About sneaking it in or out, the bike works extremely well. Even if you have to haul the bike on a car to get closer. A bike just works well for sneaking because you can hear chainsaws, plinkers or 4 wheelers on your way in and they CAN'T hear you. Its also super easy to quickly hide a bike.
My other trick is a metal detector and a backpack. I grew out behind our old fairgrounds along a weedy fenceline. I'd put large plants in a 2-liter bottles and then put them in long 12 pack cases for protection:
Then I'd get out my detector and small shovel and look like someones crazy sun-stroked uncle out reliving his childhood. Harvest went smooth, too. cut the plant down to ground level and then just cut and stuff into bags.
