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Dingofriar

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Hey nlasyfrim the past. That interesting about 4-cpa. Spot of info to read up on on my down time. But in maaso case be hard to come by plus customs if mailed.
 

blastfrompast

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I don't think customs would be an issue...non toxic, organic...

But you never know...You can buy it at a Veggie seed place locally...Along with a couple of other great products that are hard to find...

I once had someone ship me and my partner at the time some AVID from the US..not available in Canada at the time...no problems getting through customs..not sure what customs is like there tho..
 

GanjaRebelSeeds

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I think starting two of each is a good idea. Also,one of those seed packs looks mislabeled. The Blueberry Dream is either Blue Dream BX,or Blueberry Muffin. Not sure which one you ended up with. The Blue Dream will probably do better in your climate and have less chance of molding.
I think you'll really enjoy them all,but if I had to choose one I'd pick the ECSD X OG x Chemdog.
Either way thanks for sharing so much about your exciting lifestyle. I hope you enjoy these seed and make enough to last you for many years to come.
 

jbarsk8

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impressive read. ive been fortunate enough to live in some remote beautiful areas, all of which are only in the US....AK, to the rockies, to north eastern US/canada. nothing i have seen compares to that. i can only imagine what it must be like to not feel the need to consume and swim in this river we call life. gorgeous my friend, love it.
 

Dingofriar

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Hey BlastFromPast. Sorry about typo on your name. Anyways, that 4-CPA is non toxin and organic? I searched little bit online and there was alot of links to it in google. So gonna have to read up on it when i have more then a few minutes to spare. I was under the impression it was synthetic. I wouldn't know if maaso could get it in pourto or atleast order it then pick it up on a later trip and 4-5 day boat ride. But that 4-cpa sounds interesting enuff to send home with details for the garden and plantation. I'm defently gonna have to read up on it and have my family get more info on it to be utilized. Also I tried searching on here wondering if anyone may have exp it with our herb, but no search found on the toolbar was found (unless I spelt it wrong lol). Thanks again.
 

masamaaso

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It is a great thread, by far the most massive ever for the Introduction Forum. :yoinks:

I will see if I can make it a sticky, so that it would appear at the top of the Forum,
because this has become a popular destination for people from all over the world.

:ying: kind regards from guineapig :ying:

Yea go figger,,This started cause I wanted to grow better pot and it snowballed.....

I think starting two of each is a good idea. Also,one of those seed packs looks mislabeled. The Blueberry Dream is either Blue Dream BX,or Blueberry Muffin. Not sure which one you ended up with. The Blue Dream will probably do better in your climate and have less chance of molding.
I think you'll really enjoy them all,but if I had to choose one I'd pick the ECSD X OG x Chemdog.
Either way thanks for sharing so much about your exciting lifestyle. I hope you enjoy these seed and make enough to last you for many years to come.

Ats what we've done lad , 2 of each ,in fact one of the 5Gs red had broken ground this afternoon.
Blue dream blueberry ,,blue laggon,,,name um what ya want bro,,I'm dam happy to have um,,,and yea man,,it was the ECSD X OG X CHEMDOG is the one I was going o start with first,,,but just because I like saying CHEMDOG,,,,,Grrrrr,,woof woof,,Grrrrrrrrr.
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Made me chuckle , in masa`s case it would probably mean a 5 day boat ride .

Ello badger good to see yer lurking about, hope all well n your hut....

impressive read. ive been fortunate enough to live in some remote beautiful areas, all of which are only in the US....AK, to the rockies, to north eastern US/canada. nothing i have seen compares to that. i can only imagine what it must be like to not feel the need to consume and swim in this river we call life. gorgeous my friend, love it.

Glad your enjoying it mate,,,the new grows coming on so come on back and see us when ya get a chance
 

Bababooey

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I would like to see this become a sticky as well. Not too many guys living on an island with indigenous people on icmag...

How are those seedlings doing?
And the hot water baths, have you made those happen yet?
 

guineapig

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Ask and ye shall receive!!!! :woohoo: :jump:

This thread was made a sticky, and the site has been re-organized and looks great!!!!

:ying: kind regards from guineapig :ying:
 

masamaaso

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I would like to see this become a sticky as well. Not too many guys living on an island with indigenous people on icmag...

How are those seedlings doing?
And the hot water baths, have you made those happen yet?

Hey man whats up ???
lemme tell ya,,,the weather has turned to shit,,whole region looks like rainy season from PNG to the "Nams" nothing but nasty ass weather,, spent yesterday running around getting my tarp covers at the ready..

Yup,,got a German made hot H2O machine,, instant on demand hot water, it wired in sweet and was a 1 2 3 operation, so far we've told no one and to tell ya the truth unless its at night im good with a cool river water bath, but my wife loves it and I got one of those MASSIVE ass plastic bins,,big mutha holds dam near 80 gals of water and makes a small but functional bathtub,,, and the boy dont really like it,,but hey,,,it's not for me or the boy now is it ??


Seedlings ,,the BIG story,,
Yersir I am doing a Ganja Rebel Seed grow and it has started, To be honest I should have waited, but It just wasent in the stars.

I put down 2 of each, the 5Gs red popped first in 2 days,,then the Blue BX and yesterday 1 ECSDXOGXCD showed its lovely head, so far im 50% germ rate.
The big plan is to make a handful of clone "worriers" and a seed crop, Like the Ganja Rebel told me,,,I now have enough to seed myself for years,,,By the way, while we're on the subject lets all ,,say THANKS MAN to the Ganja Rebel,,:thank you:,,,,,male or female, dosent really matter ,,sorta,,,I do want some fem buds with taste, but will breed anything I can get with my Thai.The foto line up is seedlings,, lil gardne shot of the front garden and the last few are the seed projects from those 3 big male Indicas,, dusted the whole screen room a few times with um. Last shots are a Thai bud ready for Pickings.
 

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Dingofriar

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Congrates maaso on becoming a sticky. You really deserve it brother.Stay safe and hope you don't flood to bad and have a hell a time keeping a tarp on those ladies.
 

masamaaso

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Congrates maaso on becoming a sticky. You really deserve it brother.Stay safe and hope you don't flood to bad and have a hell a time keeping a tarp on those ladies.

Yea the wifes really messin with me about the tarps,,,I got um tied up and strapped down "tighter than dicks hatband",,looks like a little COs tent..
That grows going well but if the weather turns it's gonna be a long time to finish and I'll be racing the mold,,, see there,,,sometimes it sucks to be me.....

And here we go with a good start to getting stickyed,,,
Ive seen these things 100s of times, most of the time they see or hear you coming and skittle on down the line and you never knew it was there, when I have seen um its always been a chance encounter and they run off quick so even if I was holding a camera getting a foto would be tough, when they run they run into over under around and through things ,,they go erratic when startled and bolt off never to be seen again....

Well it was time for a lil "stoner break" this afternoon whilst wondering the lower area where the river meets the sea looking for turtle eggs. It was getting about noon, we were having a nice lunch of cold chicken rice and some tree ripened Mangos, It was nice and cool in the shade of the coconut trees,,tropical, tranquil, quiet,, you can just barely hear the sea 40-50 meters away outside the jungle line,,, Ahhhhhhhhh, quiet..

All of a sudden we could hear something crashing through the jungle behind us,,,and getting LOUD,,sticks snapping ,,leaves rustling,,, getting closer too,

Now my wifes starting to get scared (lil bit),,,, me,,,I'm armed,,,do the math,, but on the real I kinda knew it wasent going to be anything to terrible,, i was even starting to think it was a long lost goat or even a pig, so me being the "dick" I am,,,, took out my camera and started taking fotos of a scared but quickly turning to pissed off wife, when she looked at me dead panned and said,,,,,, " Dadi,,, what if it's a crocodile ? :jawdrop:

Ok so that got my attention,(lil bich):laughing:, now im standing there with a camera in one hand and a 45 in the other, doing a quick recon of the area, ingress and egress points, any areas of cover, do we evade and escape or make our stand here ? my old school 1911s got 7 in the box and one in the pipe and as always,,,confidence level is high..... Be amazed it the amount of information you can take in and process at the blink of an eye.
Out of the jungle pops this guy chasing a little red ground vole, that it caught and snapped up in one bite, as soon as it heard the camera shutter it hauled ass,,, never to be seen again.

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bad gas

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Greetings, Masamaaso!

Congrats on the stickie. Hope they send you a Tee shirt.

Your story reminded me how a little adrenaline will stimulate the thought process.

Have a nice day and please send our best wishes to Tam Tam and his family if that's ok. bg
 

Terroir

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Yea the wifes really messin with me about the tarps,,,I got um tied up and strapped down "tighter than dicks hatband",,looks like a little COs tent..
That grows going well but if the weather turns it's gonna be a long time to finish and I'll be racing the mold,,, see there,,,sometimes it sucks to be me.....

And here we go with a good start to getting stickyed,,,
Ive seen these things 100s of times, most of the time they see or hear you coming and skittle on down the line and you never knew it was there, when I have seen um its always been a chance encounter and they run off quick so even if I was holding a camera getting a foto would be tough, when they run they run into over under around and through things ,,they go erratic when startled and bolt off never to be seen again....

Well it was time for a lil "stoner break" this afternoon whilst wondering the lower area where the river meets the sea looking for turtle eggs. It was getting about noon, we were having a nice lunch of cold chicken rice and some tree ripened Mangos, It was nice and cool in the shade of the coconut trees,,tropical, tranquil, quiet,, you can just barely hear the sea 40-50 meters away outside the jungle line,,, Ahhhhhhhhh, quiet..

All of a sudden we could hear something crashing through the jungle behind us,,,and getting LOUD,,sticks snapping ,,leaves rustling,,, getting closer too,

Now my wifes starting to get scared (lil bit),,,, me,,,I'm armed,,,do the math,, but on the real I kinda knew it wasent going to be anything to terrible,, i was even starting to think it was a long lost goat or even a pig, so me being the "dick" I am,,,, took out my camera and started taking fotos of a scared but quickly turning to pissed off wife, when she looked at me dead panned and said,,,,,, " Dadi,,, what if it's a crocodile ? :jawdrop:

Ok so that got my attention,(lil bich):laughing:, now im standing there with a camera in one hand and a 45 in the other, doing a quick recon of the area, ingress and egress points, any areas of cover, do we evade and escape or make our stand here ? my old school 1911s got 7 in the box and one in the pipe and as always,,,confidence level is high..... Be amazed it the amount of information you can take in and process at the blink of an eye.
Out of the jungle pops this guy chasing a little red ground vole, that it caught and snapped up in one bite, as soon as it heard the camera shutter it hauled ass,,, never to be seen again.

:pirate:


he looks very tasty.

dragon / monitor / goanna they all taste good. Spear that fucker and call him dinner.
 

Dingofriar

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Holy crap capt! Bet that gotten the ole ticker pumping ffs. Haha, I can almost imagine an what if scenario from your encounter there... The wifey jumping onto your back, the camera momentarily forgotten in the underbrush and both of yall's ear drums still ringing from an emptied 45 on a head shot with a big ole charging grandpappy of a croc that's now dead few feet from you.
Have you ever eaten one of em over sized iguana? Probably needs lots of garlic anyways over a slow open fire.
Mucho respect maaso. And hope both you and the missy stay safe brother.
 

Bababooey

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Yay for sticky status, makes this thread easier to find.

Nice pics of the lizard, but is it a croc? Kind of looked like a baby monitor lizard, or an iguana, especially in that first pic.

So is it rainy season in your neck of the woods? We had some all time floods and rains here in the midwest last month, but our thunderstorms probably pale in comparison to what you can get.
It's hard to take pictures of rain, but if you get any righteous lightening storms out there that might make for interesting pics...
 

masamaaso

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Greetings, Masamaaso!

Congrats on the stickie. Hope they send you a Tee shirt.

Your story reminded me how a little adrenaline will stimulate the thought process.

Have a nice day and please send our best wishes to Tam Tam and his family if that's ok. bg

Will do-er, he's doing well and fishing everyday again,, truly one tough little mutha..

he looks very tasty.

dragon / monitor / goanna they all taste good. Spear that fucker and call him dinner.

The tail meat is very tasty, marinated in a citrus and soy sauce mix, and the skin is tanned and used for footwear decorations on clothing head band all sorts of stuff.

Holy crap capt! Bet that gotten the ole ticker pumping ffs. Haha, I can almost imagine an what if scenario from your encounter there... The wifey jumping onto your back, the camera momentarily forgotten in the underbrush and both of yall's ear drums still ringing from an emptied 45 on a head shot with a big ole charging grandpappy of a croc that's now dead few feet from you.
Have you ever eaten one of em over sized iguana? Probably needs lots of garlic anyways over a slow open fire.
Mucho respect maaso. And hope both you and the missy stay safe brother.

Ye yer version has a lot more dramatic highlights, but ya left out me chewing on a big ole banana leaf blunt.
Naw like I was saying theres not really to much here in the "predator" stage thats a big worry.
Oh and spearing um aint gonna happen ,,these things move in the underbrush quick,,here in one sec gone in the next,, the natives trap um in pits and snares,, they'll set up a pit spiked with bamboo or set up a few rope snares and chase um through the underbrush into the traps.

Damn there are Crocs there? Yikes! I'm a 1911 nut too and yeah, confidence level improves in those situations

1911 has always seemed to fit my hand, when I got issued a .40 caliber , it was like losing yer best huntin dog, wasent long after I tossed it and took my old dog with me from now on.
Also I like being able to make my own handloads,, I dont have the equepment here (dont really need it) I have a friend make me some up with a lil extra kick and a 230 grain load for that "you aint getting back up knock down effect".
Im getting old and not in the mood for "something" to be able to move after shooting it. :biggrin:

sure,,we got small freshies and saltwater crocs,,,, never been a problem since we've been here, for the biggest reason, if a large ones spotted it get hunted down quik and mercilessly, its unwanted and brings bad JuJu, if a saltwater is spotted it means the spirits are angry and have sent it to do their bidding,, in turn if hunted and killed before anything bad happens , everythings fine,,if not, evrything bad that happens will be blamed on the croc until its killed.

Yay for sticky status, makes this thread easier to find.

Nice pics of the lizard, but is it a croc? Kind of looked like a baby monitor lizard, or an iguana, especially in that first pic.

So is it rainy season in your neck of the woods? We had some all time floods and rains here in the midwest last month, but our thunderstorms probably pale in comparison to what you can get.
It's hard to take pictures of rain, but if you get any righteous lightening storms out there that might make for interesting pics...

Wuts up brudda,,
Yea man thats a monitor, but not a baby ,,a young adult for sure but not full grown yet,,if it was chances are I would have shot it, they are dangerous when hungry, but this guy was on the hunt already,,when he finally saw or heard me he was gone as quik as he came..

The weather ??? freakin crist,,,yea its starting to rain again,,,not everyday yet but what were getting is hit and miss storms,, thats why I been off line last few days, we got hit by a mini typhoon,,lasted 20-30 mins maybe,,,but when it was over it did some damage,, for me it made my tower go into a mean leaning position and messed up my line of sight to the SW, so I had to take it apart some to get it back where it belongs..

I do have something new to toss at the crew...
Her latly we find ourselves spending more time off island, trouble is were at the mercy of when ever a boat going the way we need to go is available,, so I got myself a small 30 footer,, she's got 2 16HP diesel engines, and can hold 2 tons of cargo,, as time goes by I'li customized it to suit my needs for fishing and traveling,, needs a few things ,,nav lights, sheltered cowling to get out of the rain,,and a freakin MP3 player and 4 waterproof speakers so I can blast my old skool rock and roll while burning a banana wrap sailing through the Sulu Sea,,,, Thats not really true dude,,I have no intention of sailing in open water in a 30 foot wooden boat,,, BUT,, I do intend to do exactly what all the other small boats do,,,,Its called "hug the coast",,if ya look at a map of south east asia you can see that if one sails the coast you can stay within sight of land 95% of the time and dont have to go into open sea,, hugging the coast takes twice as long but hey,,,,I got time.....
Went fishing on it yesterday with the guy that built it, caught a 8 kilo "tinige"(tin-ne-gey) better know to you guys as a king mackerel, a 3 kilo barracuda and a small blue fin tuna that got tossed back,,,we dont eat blue fin much ,(dont like it much) so If im not gonna eat it and its not needed as food for someone in the ville,,,,back it goes.
 

MJBadger

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so If im not gonna eat it and its not needed as food for someone in the ville,,,,back it goes.

It`s a real shame this is not applied worldwide but i suppose thats commercialism for you , if your fishing for food you can afford to be sensible , if your fishing for profit fook everyone else .
 

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