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Organic Grow-Barneys Farm; Red Diesel & Peyote Critical Kush

to answer your question, PaganRich, my vcr tape box (ah, the golden years of vcr...) has Spinal Tarp copyrighted 1983. I think we'll have to give you this one!
 
I swear pagan, it's like we speak two distinct languages. I am totally confused now: is that little hand cart for carring your codfish around? I don't know what A&E is. Hand made trousers???? Basket for gonads? Adam and Eve it?????
 
alltatup Okay Atu...I`ll try and explain without getting booted off this site indefinitely...a codpiece is a fella container (you know what a bloke`s fella is, don`t you?) but not always. Sometimes he can have it housed inside just his armour and the codpiece is a bit of male bravado...bit like `Howay the lads` kinda thing (A chant from supporters of Newcastle FC whom I kinda support off and on but that`s another story)....so, you implied a fella could fill a 20litre tea urn which would make it a substantial bit of male equipment so I said you`d need to use a mobility aid so that you wouldn`t put your back out or pull your urogenital diaphragm but with the old `meat and 2 veg` here the basket could then support the nuts (gonads) which we can assume may also have increased disproportionally in size, to the rest of the torso. Baring the fact that you would probably need a blood transfusion if anything stirred, you should be able to make it to A&E. How you would have a wazz (slash/urinate) without putting your back out is another matter best left for future consideration but would probably require a Health & Safety Heavy Lifting Risk Assessment at the very least. Now, trousers are a garment designed for the lower limbs that in men, contain said `crown jewels` (Same as fella, meat and 2 veg, etc-get the picture-well, not literally I hope and if so, I didn`t send it) but if your fella can fill a 20 litre tea urn then the average Levi 501`s won`t have the give or space so you would need to add the mother of all gussets to facilitate wearing your trousers and Adam & Eve is rhyming slang for believe-would you Adam & Eve it...would you believe it. Finally, that little handcart is a mobility frame and I feel, robust enough for anyone in that predictament but the way this conversation is going and considering how large some folk can get (no pun intended), it may indeed be necessary for a more robust contraption to be supplimented. I think I covered all bases here and provided evidence of the rich diversity of words housed within my land`s humble and fair language, my curious, little American shieldmaiden.
Ps...A&E Accident and Emergency department housed in our hospitals
 
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PaganRich thanks for that clarification. A&E = ER; codpiece = jockstrap; 20 litre = 20 liter = 5 gallon. You posted the picture of the tea urn. I don't know how you got to a fella in my life with a giant member. I got totally lost there, but if you try to explain anything else in your strange and garbled English, I'm afraid I'll get even more confounded. Suffice it to say there are no tea urns, no giant sea urchins, no grotesquely large pants, no shopping carts, or any of that stuff.
 
Red Diesel...Apart from one budlet I inadvertently removed which always niggles me a tad it was a very peaceful and relaxing defoliation. Well, for me anyway.
Pic 1 & 2 before I started and 3 & 4 after. More removed than I initially intended but there were a lot of concealed budlet sites which needed to be opened up...When I defol around week 3 I stop the Neem oil foliar spray but keep a strong lookout for mites
 

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nice job PaganRich it takes a time or two when you cut that much to not think you just killed them but they love it they will back big and bushy in a week, and I like the spreader things you are using
 
oldjarhead100 Thanks mate-appreciated...just watered them and they`ve all drank around a gallon and not even blinked at it plus girls I trimmed few days back haven`t even stopped in their tracks....so far, touch wood, it`s ticking along nicely. Those frames take the veg stage a bit longer-10 weeks roughly-but for a rolling harvest, even canopy and tight spaces they do work very nicely. I sawed a few inches off the bottom of the frames` legs and started manifolding at 6" above soil...keeps me entertained as there`s different stages going through so I don`t have time to get bored. Hope you and yours are faring well mate
 
My understanding is that leaves only deliver energy to the immediate surrounding buds--they don't send anything long distance through the plant.
 
alltatup My thoughts are that they`re not covering anything, still generate overall power to the plant, eases the shock of defoliation and saves me a bit of work-what the hell-and that`s pretty much it really. If they`re not in the way, I leave them. I suppose it follows that Scrog net approach where lower leaves are just left. Don`t know if it makes a difference but I would imagine that just from lack of post trimming shock, it should help. Good question though and one I don`t really know the answer to :)
 
LurkingInTheGrass It is a corker :D I`m tempted to have on my gravestone `He Came, He Saw, He Burnt All His Bridges` which in the Google Latin comes out as a very snappy `Venit videns succendit omnes pontes` which is not to be uttered carelessly when drinking Stout I`d hazard
 
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