Paracelsus
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Hope she doesn’t catch cold, heavy defoliation is probably good for her. How old is the mother and how many times has she been reset?
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oldjarhead100
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Paracelsus my friend does hydro he grew her then when she got to big he sent her to me I only took one set of clones .I dont know how many he did.
She only has a 100 w light over her so when I'm down their I move her over so she gets more light its only for a week or two my bloom room started week 9 today
She only has a 100 w light over her so when I'm down their I move her over so she gets more light its only for a week or two my bloom room started week 9 today
Paracelsus
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I wish I had friends like that, well I have one or 3 still. And I consider myself lucky.
oldjarhead100
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Paracelsus I know what you mean old friends are a rarity these days I still have 3 or 4 to ,
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GreenhouseEffect
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Oh ya 
those look happy. Nice collection of plants!!
those look happy. Nice collection of plants!!
D.A.A.S.69
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How long do you have to wait before you can put those in the ground OJH.?The ground is still way to cold up there now ain't it?
Its just now getting warm enough in Dixie.
Its just now getting warm enough in Dixie.
Paracelsus
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Trichomefarmer88
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Looking nice Ojh! I have about 10 bubba kush clones, 6 Agent Orange clones, 2 girl scout cookies clones, an two OG Kush seedlings I'm going to clone at least ten or so more cuts of them for out doors, this year will be my first attempt... I'm going to be putting them straight into the ground after I dig up the spots an mix the soil with my worm compost I've been doing all fall an winter.. have two 20 gal totes full with fresh worm poop 💩 !! Plus I have some soil amendments going to try an mix up the ground soil with it all an only water all summer.. going to try an camouflage them all in naturally grow some cover crop an also going to get some neem seeds to put around the base of all the plants. Wish I could get a few hundred gal pots but... Not this year... What do you think man?
oldjarhead100
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they wont go out till the end of may ,I will top them a couple of times before that , to cold up here Daas there still snow on the ground lol I had some left over mulch from last year so the wife and I cleaned up the front yard and planted some pansies tried to spread the mulch,the first 4 inches was thawed the rest couldn't get a pitchfork in it
oldjarhead100
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Man o man did I have a reaction to the AO clones dont like that name at all 30 years of pain and misery from it dont need reminders lol ,ok back to the conversation I plant my outdoor girls in the ground i dig a 5 gallon hole and in they go you will be surprised by how hard they are to see most people wont even see them
oldjarhead100
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my clones are still alive and getting sprayed with clonex every two hours yesterday was looking at the seedlings some of them are ready to be topped but I dont have any room at the clone inn lol a few more days ,I think last year the cycle was 10 days not sure though
GreenState
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We must live in similar climates OJH, still plenty of snow on the ground here, 25 or so at night.. I'm definitely running a week late in starting my work season this year.
Paracelsus
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I felt the same way when I saw that name @oldjarhead. They Should’ve called it orange Creamsicle
D.A.A.S.69
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Hey OJH, alot of times, we dig holes and bury the whole 5gallon buckets, so we can move them if we have too, and we have had to move them several times over the years.
But growing on the river bank we don't do that cause its safe there, except for the deer.
PS- can't wait till y'all come down later this year for bowseason.
But growing on the river bank we don't do that cause its safe there, except for the deer.
PS- can't wait till y'all come down later this year for bowseason.
oldjarhead100
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so this is the 8th day since I took the first clones so a couple more days ,my bloom room is in week 9 and filling out nicely so I will be able to have space for all the clones oh happy days
oldjarhead100
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I spent some time yesterday to figure out how much soil I need for the outside grow ,I'm replacing all soil in the wood its been 3 years and even though we amend it growth has gone down so its time for new so heres the numbers I used roots organic soil to measure but I will need the equivalent of 20 bags of the original and 10 bags of green fields there super soil . so looking forward to carrying it all out to the woods lolI am using up a pro mix bag that equals 4 bags and some old dirt from the midget autos that didn't use all the nutes that came to two bags I have 1 bag of lobster compost I would add more but the package doesn't list amounts of ingredients so even though its cheep 5$ for me can't go with it they had some COM platinum growers mix but it was 18 my cost 29 to public ,so I need to come up with 7 bags of original and 5 of the green fields ,I have 2 and I also have 3 5 lb bags from kind soil I did all this so I could get all I needed today in Worcester
Paracelsus
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^^^^ that’s funny oldjarhead100 Coast of Maine Lobster Compost for $5 grab as much as you can, I pay $10
Quoddy Blend is a naturally lightweight, dark rich soil made from lobster and crab shells, composted cow manure, sphagnum peat moss and composted bark. The lobster we use comes from the cold, dark waters of the Downeast coast of Maine and the Bay of Fundy.
Quoddy Blend is a naturally lightweight, dark rich soil made from lobster and crab shells, composted cow manure, sphagnum peat moss and composted bark. The lobster we use comes from the cold, dark waters of the Downeast coast of Maine and the Bay of Fundy.