Bud Goodman's Perpetual Thread of Perpetually Good Buds, Man.

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iX_Lazy_Xi said:
Buds bouquets, the floral background is a nice touch!
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Take advantage while they're here.
Have to use turds for backdrops once the blooms die.💩

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I just gave away a tray like these to some friends that came down after their mother died. 4th person this year, dead just like that. People need to stick together more, and help each other out, because it's all we got, is each other.

It's sad that things like these has to happen before people get together for each other.
I hope the kid looks back on this year, after he smokes up, and thinks about his mom some, and celebrates her life. She was a big pothead also.
 
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Frankster said:
Good god it looks nice, look at those purple veins, and it's color, and even it's form. I really love this plant. It's such a strong breed. That poor plant of mine went though hell and back, infested with mites, and still produced tons of seeds. Completely clean and healthy when all was said and done, thanks to that pure crop.
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Hey frankster,

How much purecrop1 did you use per gal on the mites?

I used 2oz a gal and burnt everything up
 
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Flexnerb said:
Hey frankster,

How much purecrop1 did you use per gal on the mites?

I used 2oz a gal and burnt everything up
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I used around 1 oz per gallon, but I've used it as strong as 1 oz per liter, everyday, and still had no problems. But I've also been using my own mixtures since then, although I still have the old purecrop, most of what I do, it's my own formula at this point.

How bad did it "burn" them? Did you do something like spray them and let them cook under the lights, perhaps? Just asking...
I always, always turn down the lights to at least 1/3 normal strength, or off for awhile after treatments, I spay especially on the undersides, when there's any problems, then above. If they have big buds on them, I shake them afterwards, then put them back in the tent, and blast them with lots of air until dry, then turn the lights back up....
 
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Frankster said:
I used around 1 oz per gallon, but I've used it as strong as 1 oz per liter, everyday, and still had no problems. But I've also been using my own mixtures since then, although I still have the old purecrop, most of what I do, it's my own formula at this point.

How bad did it "burn" them? Did you do something like spray them and let them cook under the lights, perhaps? Just asking...
I always, always turn down the lights to at least 1/3 normal strength, or off for awhile after treatments, I spay especially on the undersides, when there's any problems, then above. If they have big buds on them, I shake them afterwards, then put them back in the tent, and blast them with lots of air until dry, then turn the lights back up....
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I sprayed only the lowers and soil drench(which is maybe why it happened) the ph is 9.0+ and can be used as a drench with no problems according to the company....theres someone else who here that had the same issue. Maybe it was something i did wrong...
 
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MIMedGrower said:
Most of the best cuts have come from accidental open pollination. Not specific breeding. That seems to only make fruity crap. Lol.
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all sitting at the same locale not the same local. Sorry, but you guys give us smelly hippies with breeding a bad name. Always you with your breeding. Have you seen Frankster on Halloween -- he goes as Gregor Mendel and his Clones.
 
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Made it, and I'm still in the land of the living. What a trip. Stoned outta my mind, and the Natives fed me so much Salmon and Crab, I couldn't get enough. What a wonderful family, and the Casino was fun also. I played some roulette, won some, lost some, that's a fast game... Then went to throwing dice, and that's a bunch more fun, I broke even, but made a few hundred for others throwing the dice.

I almost fell in Cindy's grave putting her over it today, but we put her down in a Cedar Box, and put a large stone over the top, then we covered her over, while the family sat by, it was truly amazing. Last night she looked like an angel in that casket, and I was really stoned, but I think I saw her spirit jump out of the box, and up through the roof of that long house, in front of everyone. But I didn't speak of it to anyone.

Wish I would have got pics of the inside of the longhouse, but I was trying to be respectful, and not act like a tourist. It has the most magnificent wood carvings and totems, (The Salmon Woman), Frogs up in the giant hand carved cedar timbers, ancient traditional costal salish architecture, with modern plumbing, and fixtures.

The last pics are from the long house, on the outside.
The Lummi Nation, are a Native American tribe of the Coastal Salish ethnolinguistic group of the Pacific Northwest region of Washington ...


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Few more pics. Basically 1 1/2 hour drive North of Seattle, right before Vancouver, BC, Canada. The single upper-most NW Corner of the United States.

It's essentially a several mile journey up into a Mountain City, then out to the Coast, the entire area is surrounded with small mountains, very round, very rugged, but not terribly high, more what you would expect from an Ocean/mountain range eco-system. The drive out was really interesting, because I drove downward at over 70 mph though the mountains, with my balls in my hands, in that big heavy truck of mine, foot stomping on all 4 barrels. I've got a manual, so downshifting helps slow you down up there, and I have an large Army Barracks loaded in the back of that thing still, so it was heavy. It rained maybe an hour on the way back though the canyon, but dried up right before Everette.

Last pic is probably the best to show how how steep some of the inclines were driving back.
 
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Frankster said:
Made it, and I'm still in the land of the living. What a trip. Stoned outta my mind, and the Natives fed me so much Salmon and Crab, I couldn't get enough. What a wonderful family, and the Casino was fun also. I played some roulette, won some, lost some, that's a fast game... Then went to throwing dice, and that's a bunch more fun, I broke even, but made a few hundred for others throwing the dice.

I almost fell in Cindy's grave putting her over it today, but we put her down in a Cedar Box, and put a large stone over the top, then we covered her over, while the family sat by, it was truly amazing. Last night she looked like an angel in that casket, and I was really stoned, but I think I saw her spirit jump out of the box, and up through the roof of that long house, in front of everyone. But I didn't speak of it to anyone.

Wish I would have got pics of the inside of the longhouse, but I was trying to be respectful, and not act like a tourist. It has the most magnificent wood carvings and totems, (The Salmon Woman), Frogs up in the giant hand carved cedar timbers, ancient traditional costal salish architecture, with modern plumbing, and fixtures.

The last pics are from the long house, on the outside.
The Lummi Nation, are a Native American tribe of the Coastal Salish ethnolinguistic group of the Pacific Northwest region of Washington ...


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Looks like an awesome place to visit sorry it was under those circumstances
 
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