Hypothetical grow notes

So far there have been two phenos of the AC f2's. A tall one and a fat leaf one. The tall pheno is in full out early flower. I didn't top her this time. I guess I will wait til she shows signs of reveg, then clip off as many of the buds as I can.

AC f2 fat leaf pheno.

The little BOG {I can't remember the strain without looking back} that got roughed up by the fire ants seems to have out grown it. But there is sign of grasshoppers. Maybe they will be big enough to over it when the grasshoppers get bad.

I went ahead and leaned the BBT's over. There was a little discoloration on one of the leaves on back left plant. These have more than doubled in size since I put them out.

This AC {I can't remember if f1 or f2} is a favorite with the local grasshoppers. I neemed the shit out of it, but's it raining everyday, so. . . .

I give it about even odds of making it.

Looking at my pictures, I see I have another plant in the HG patch flowering too. I don't remember what it is, but it's in the Little Sister hole from last season. {I will look back and figure it out}

damn, you are one busy dude !!!!!!

i'm gonna smoke a bowl in your honor. smoking a little blue moonshine tonight.

Sour Wreck said:

damn, you are one busy dude !!!!!!

i'm gonna smoke a bowl in your honor. smoking a little blue moonshine tonight.

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Up at 0500 and in the woods by 0515 after camp nights. I try not to be at the patches after about 0700 unless it is raining or really, really cloudy.

I've been smoking a lot of GdR and Rotten Stinking Bastard. But I haven't smoked anything today. After breakfast when I usually go out to the garden for a smoke, it was raining, and I was dry after working in the rain for a couple of hours. So I decided I could watch last night's ball game without being high. I did eat a brownie when I got to work.

too larry said:

Up at 0500 and in the woods by 0515 after camp nights. I try not to be at the patches after about 0700 unless it is raining or really, really cloudy.

I've been smoking a lot of GdR and Rotten Stinking Bastard. But I haven't smoked anything today. After breakfast when I usually go out to the garden for a smoke, it was raining, and I was dry after working in the rain for a couple of hours. So I decided I could watch last night's ball game without being high. I did eat a brownie when I got to work.

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nice to have edibles on hand when smoking is hard to pull off.

Introducing the newest member of the family. ACPC X BSBS X Boggle Gum. This is a strain in need of a catchy {and short} name.

Sour Wreck said:

nice to have edibles on hand when smoking is hard to pull off.

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Yes. Lots of times I can't smoke at work. Last a good long time. Plus if you do get to take a hit here and there, it really kicks it up a notch.

too larry said:

Looking at my pictures, I see I have another plant in the HG patch flowering too. I don't remember what it is, but it's in the Little Sister hole from last season. {I will look back and figure it out}

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This is a AC x BSBS. I had forgot I had one of this strain going. I hate that it is early flowering.

I moved 5 cups of sprouts this morning. No sun this week, so they had stretched a bit. Hope to have a few more sprouts in the morning.

I loaned out one of my pruning saws and can't find my other one. So I picked this one up last time I went by Lowe's. 20 bucks is kind of steep, but I had been using my Stanley crosscut saw to cut trees in the FB patch. Works alright on smaller trees, but the straight edged make felling bigger trees a bitch. I've already used the Corona to bring in the sunlight for several holes. Easily twice as fast as the Stanley.

When I was checking on patches one day this week, I took a side trip through the woods to cover a bucket of soil mix I had left nearby for a new patch I want to start. Ran into the remains of this guy. His shell was still full of rotten shit, so he hadn't been dead a long time. I was a little bummed that a section of shell was missing. I have a good shell at my old camp, and will be moving this one to the new camp as soon as the stink is gone.

too larry said:

When I was checking on patches one day this week, I took a side trip through the woods to cover a bucket of soil mix I had left nearby for a new patch I want to start. Ran into the remains of this guy. His shell was still full of rotten shit, so he hadn't been dead a long time. I was a little bummed that a section of shell was missing. I have a good shell at my old camp, and will be moving this one to the new camp as soon as the stink is gone.

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RIP box turtle
I thought u were talking about human remains at furstvthen I scrolled down a lil and saw the shell lol.

BionicΩChronic said:

RIP box turtle
I thought u were talking about human remains at furstvthen I scrolled down a lil and saw the shell lol.

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No this was a bigger deal. lol

There is a special place for the turtle in Creek creation mythology. The world was all mud and cloud with no real land and and no clean water. All of the animals worked together to make the wold as we know it today. The beaver brought up grass and mud from under the water. The Turkey fanned it with his tail-feathers to help dry it out. The Hawk flew back and forth breaking holes in the clouds so the sun could shine through. etc, etc.

The Creator kind of made the Turtle the straw-boss. He was in change of getting all the animals to do their part. It went to his head, and he got real bossy. The Creature took away his voice so he could no longer boss everyone around. That is why the Turtle is the only animal in the {Creek} world who has no voice.

Checked on FB patch yesterday. All still above ground and doing well. Some grasshopper damage.

Also added more soil mix to the 3 new holes near the FB patch.

This morning I checked on the PP patches. Almost decided to top, but I waited for now. Most are looking real good. Again, some grasshopper damage. I've been using Neem, but when it rains everyday. . . .