I seen the news last night, puna got hit hard, that's sucks. I wish I could drive over there with my truck and chain saws and help. Hopefully they get your power on asap.
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8-9 weeks, she still has white pistils. That's the biggest cola I've seen this strain grow. I was worried about rot anyways. The flower grows really tight and dense on this one, she don't like high humidity.
rikdabrick
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Did you have her outside Dyna? I think a lot of sativa dom. strains take longer to finish outside during the summer, they know they've got some time to finish before winter hits. It's something I've noticed with my plants and oldhaole told me the same thing. The payoff for longer flowering is bigger yield. I'd guess there's some exceptions to the rule though.
rikdabrick
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As in one of the states, Maris.
808newb
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and the clones from the liberty haze I just transplanted a couple if days before the storm hit...I guess they are going to go straight to flowering because the mother is in her first week of flower now. I was going to attempt to spray cs on one and make sum fem seeds with the liberty haze and purple cheese, but I suppose that's out the window now. We're just running our generator enough to keep the food from thawing out because limited supplies of gas. If I didn't have wife & kids I'd probably have the generator plugged into the grow room! lol
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kaloconnection
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I can imagine there is going to be a lot of attempted lawsuits over fallen Albizia trees in puna now. Kinda highlights the impacts of letting invasives get established beyond eradication. I'm sure the wind helped disperse the little fire ant problem even more than it already is. Haven't really heard any reports of deaths or serious injury yet, so that is a good thing.
rikdabrick
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I read it was going to be up to three weeks for some people in Puna to get the power back on. I've got a bunch of friends in Lower Puna are still out of power. Thankfully my house over there didn't get damaged and hopefully yours wasn't either
808newb
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Hawaiian Beaches got their power back a couple days ago, but anybody who lives south of hwy 130, off of hwy 132 like Nanawale, Leilani, kapoho, kalapana, etc won't have for a while. I heard a rumor on the radio today which was a little startling to me...it was said that it may take up to five weeks in because they are running out of utility poles. So who the hell knows.
rikdabrick
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Before you even mentioned that, I was guessing that if HELCO says it's going to be 3 weeks that it will probably take 4-6, hopefully not though.
nitro harley
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Hello Hawaiian growers.
I just purchased a home on the big Island in Ocean View. I grow here in Oregon but not sure if I will over on the Island. Has anybody ever sent some weed to Hawaii from the main land? Just wondering…..nitro.
I just purchased a home on the big Island in Ocean View. I grow here in Oregon but not sure if I will over on the Island. Has anybody ever sent some weed to Hawaii from the main land? Just wondering…..nitro.
Nope you'd be the first. ....jk I would guess there is a shipment coming to one of the islands everyday from the west coast. Most of what you find in the streets here is shipped in.
I've never sent anything to Hawaii but I have sent it out
nitro harley
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Hey Dyna Ryda..
Thanks for that. I will figure something out. In about three weeks I am going to fly over and look for a truck and some furnishings.
I have a friend that lives in the south point area he will fix me up, but I like my own a little better. Thanks again. nitro.
I like to use mason jars. They're air tight and fit inside a flat rate box.
nitro harley
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808newb
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That's good to know...I guess they only use dogs or something and not x-ray?
