I like that color of green you got going on.
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The Bagseed Heretic
- Thread starter Boob McNoob
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Morning old friend. 
You look like you need a brass happy meal.
You look like you need a brass happy meal.
I envy your industriousness and freedom; mind boggling to see a five gal bucket of buds extracted down to a doggie dish full of concentrate.
I know the restraints you and so many are forced to grow under. Trust me I never take my freedom and ability to grow as I do for granted and even after all this time I'll wake up in a sweat and think WTF?
A very busy morning puttering around the yard rearranging static displays and securing an overladen blackberry vine to a hastily erected trellis (reusing a section of fencing tied to a pair of plant hangers).
A failed greenhouse earmarked as a plant stand for future efforts is now flanked by recently planted containers awaiting sprouts of a hopeful pepper garden.
A failed greenhouse earmarked as a plant stand for future efforts is now flanked by recently planted containers awaiting sprouts of a hopeful pepper garden.
Funny seeing "Monrovia" nursery pots so far from home. They did start in my hometown but outgrew the original location and moved further east as the post WW2 housing boom in southern California jumped values of the towns closest to the metro core of Los Angeles.
Bonnie and Monrovia seem to be the preferred suppliers for the garden centers I frequent; as exposure to Sunlight degrades these over the years I am shifting toward clay pots and a collection of fabric containers the wife got for me.
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farmerfischer
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Nice and healthy plants Boob..
Do you think she'll get lonely?
hanfiking
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it's so funny and sad its like im reading about myself. my pineapple made it but my lemons died last winter
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Red and swollen from armpit to elbow from a yellowjacket sting yesterday morning; always surprised how horrifically painful and long lasting these encounters are.
Re-used soil seems to be somewhat frowned upon but my outdoor efforts seem to love it; the routine is to repot each Spring which includes a bit of root trimming.
OUCH...I have felt the wrath of the yellow jacket.
Good thing you didn't have a severe allergic reaction.
I love the bud structure on this! Are you planning on breeding something to her?
