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A new grow, GG#4/WW/BW
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SoOrbudgal
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Run you dang deer. I just love how they just take there time then stop and look at you. We saw 2 cow elk each on either side of hwy dead not long ago. We won't drive much at night if we don't have to, especially during rut.
GreenState
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Sometimes I think they're just being cocky!
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SoOrbudgal
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LOL they do seem to be doing well 
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little buck to be in the backyard mid day.
SoOrbudgal
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Your backyard looks so green. He's just a little spike a tad like the devilish deer. Those creep inside the garden after midnight a sneek around taking bites off veggies testing each plant.......sneeky deer.
GreenState
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SoOrbudgal Green means mowing--I hate mowing (lol). Better than white and shoveling I reckon
I see you have some warmer weather out your way, stay cool!
I see you have some warmer weather out your way, stay cool!
SoOrbudgal
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Really i love mowing lawn LOL just did ours with the self propelled walk behind. I don't ride the mower hubby does, i like mowing walking It's gonna be 104f awful been watering early this a.m. then closed the house up.
It's gonna be 104f awful been watering early this a.m. then closed the house up.
oldjarhead100
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I wnet out to water the woods girls at 530 am sunday , as I entered the path to the grow spot I saw a doe and her fawn I watched them for a couple of minutes but they were to far away for a picture, then I turned a corner and saw a buck hes was getting the hell out of there so I couldn't count antler tips but it made my day
oldjarhead100
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I lost one of my grow spots this year and had to find homes for 20 girls , I called my Native Sister in Vermont she took 6 2 are for her and 4 will come home not a bad deal for both but a total life save for me
GreenState
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oldjarhead100 Rain,rain,rain! Jeez. Looks rainy for next week as well. I have one sad looking GG4 in a small pot on my deck.
Was a 3 yo seed and just hasn't shown much vigor, germinated late around the end of May. Last minute decision.
I'll be happy if I can get an ounce or so off it, growing more for entertainment than anything, so will see. This weather keeps up
and mold will become a wide spread New England problem this year.
all the best
Was a 3 yo seed and just hasn't shown much vigor, germinated late around the end of May. Last minute decision.
I'll be happy if I can get an ounce or so off it, growing more for entertainment than anything, so will see. This weather keeps up
and mold will become a wide spread New England problem this year.
all the best
Bowhunterwoody
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Agreed GreenState . If it's not raining it's 90% RH and 95 degrees. Been dealing with wpm already.
GreenState
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I need yo-yo(s) for my blueberry bush
oldjarhead100
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I had my granddaughters over yesterday and they cleaned my blueberry bushes of all ripe, close to ripe berries
GreenState
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Morning oldjarhead100 my blueberry bush is just starting to ripen up nicely, bit later season here.
Speaking of which, noticed some preflower pistils on my small GG4 and have made the decision to force it into flowering while it is still easily portable. My goal is to move it towards matching the daylight hour schedule of mid September as I'll be gone for a week and it will have to fend for itself outside. By then it should be in week 8 or 9 of flower. So we'll see. This weather ain't helping any! Actually have it inside under a light for the day....or next 3. Been trying to keep it out of the rain when possible for fears of WPM. One thing about growing inside in the winter with wood heat, never have mold worries. Stay dry, I'm so bored I think I'll go out and split some wood in the rain
Speaking of which, noticed some preflower pistils on my small GG4 and have made the decision to force it into flowering while it is still easily portable. My goal is to move it towards matching the daylight hour schedule of mid September as I'll be gone for a week and it will have to fend for itself outside. By then it should be in week 8 or 9 of flower. So we'll see. This weather ain't helping any! Actually have it inside under a light for the day....or next 3. Been trying to keep it out of the rain when possible for fears of WPM. One thing about growing inside in the winter with wood heat, never have mold worries. Stay dry, I'm so bored I think I'll go out and split some wood in the rain
Bowhunterwoody
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Right there with you GreenState. Can't get out in the boat with some sort of lightning every day. Another two inches of rain last night. More all week. Crazy.
GreenState
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Bowhunterwoody Ha, my yard is like a swamp! Funny, yesterday I was watching a young deer and a young fox chasing each other around in the yard, playing hide and seek
in the bushes. Did a bit of defoil on the lonely little gg4 to open her up some. With the late start and small container I went with 6 main tops, hoping to finish under 30". We'll see, this is just a "fun" grow (lol).
I love the symmetry
in the bushes. Did a bit of defoil on the lonely little gg4 to open her up some. With the late start and small container I went with 6 main tops, hoping to finish under 30". We'll see, this is just a "fun" grow (lol).
I love the symmetry
SoOrbudgal
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That's what the growers i've seen say about GG she is very round and even naturally outdoors. Mine is also not the tallest but many strong branches and round/even top. Man i love watching wildlife like you do.
GreenState
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SoOrbudgal Last time I grew this strain of gg4( sister seed) it was inside and the stems were really
floppy. This time being an outdoor grow the stems are much more sturdy as a result of wind and general outside elements.
My goal is similar to the fellow who had to many seedlings, whatever I can get out of it is better than a poke in the eye.
I've moved it's schedule, 6:30am to 7:00pm of light, otherwise it's being moved into a dark room at night to force it along. Sept.15th here-
sunrise at 6 and sunset at 7, so trying to basically match that as she'll be left outside for a week then.Probably over thinking, doubt in a few more weeks it would re-veg anyways, maybe just confused (lol).
Saw in Boston they have had only one non-rain day for the month of July so far!
floppy. This time being an outdoor grow the stems are much more sturdy as a result of wind and general outside elements.
My goal is similar to the fellow who had to many seedlings, whatever I can get out of it is better than a poke in the eye
.I've moved it's schedule, 6:30am to 7:00pm of light, otherwise it's being moved into a dark room at night to force it along. Sept.15th here-
sunrise at 6 and sunset at 7, so trying to basically match that as she'll be left outside for a week then.Probably over thinking, doubt in a few more weeks it would re-veg anyways, maybe just confused (lol).
Saw in Boston they have had only one non-rain day for the month of July so far!