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[Captspaulding]

Hmm, it was an old pollen chuck of the 2012 cement shoes pollen from when I backcrossed it, had the Gary Payton x okie that turned out fire, something game me the forethought to pollinate a branch, did I send you a few of these @Captspaulding ? I can’t remember

I’m thinking I did cus there’s only a half vial of them lol, still have 250 of the fem backcrossed cement shoes seeds that I sent ya as well

But have a variety pack someone sent me 2 seeds or 1 seed of each of

Member is no longer here so not sure if they are fems, regs, who majority of the breeders are 2 of them are labeled 2023 seed

Tahoe OG (1)
Cereal milk (2)
Cement shoes (none left only backcrossed fems)
Tokyo OG (Yakuza) (1)
808 headband (1)
Blue Dream (fruity) (3)
Sour Mango (2)

It’ll either be one of these or @Captspaulding Banner OG 2 fems you sent me or test more of these two

Idk haha might need to do a randomized wheel whatever I pick will probably be my 1 gallon challange plant

Absolutely did, they are going down for this next run beginning august. I’m hyped.

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Just finishing up a GDP & BBHP mix

Hand is healing well. Hurts like hell still and bumping it on ANY FUCKING THING is a bitch but it's coming along. I haven't covered it since that day and that seems to have helped. I've lost some feeling in the thumb but still usable so I'm good. I've had worse

Seriously, 40 years ago I walked through a glass door and needed 50+ stitches, so there's that and I lost some feeling on the skin. Not much and not a big deal, same here.

All year long I'm jealous of all you fucking indoor growers controlling every fucking thing. Pricks but right now, in sunny so cal I've got everything most growers long for

You may have heard me crying in May and most of June with our June Gloom. Shits real. Maybe 2 hours of sun if we're lucky when I know what this sunshine and high temps can do to these plants. Amazing.

So, HA! I may not be able to control much but this is fun and how Yous'all must feel 24/7 365. I get a couple months

 

[Captspaulding]

I love the random bean thing, like a bean lottery deal, relying on the honor system.
Or multiple choice
And a random farmer has to choose for you?

 

[Captspaulding]

Just finishing up a GDP & BBHP mix
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Hand is healing well. Hurts like hell still and bumping it on ANY FUCKING THING is a bitch but it's coming along. I haven't covered it since that day and that seems to have helped. I've lost some feeling in the thumb but still usable so I'm good. I've had worse
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Seriously, 40 years ago I walked through a glass door and needed 50+ stitches, so there's that and I lost some feeling on the skin. Not much and not a big deal, same here.

All year long I'm jealous of all you fucking indoor growers controlling every fucking thing. Pricks but right now, in sunny so cal I've got everything most growers long for

You may have heard me crying in May and most of June with our June Gloom. Shits real. Maybe 2 hours of sun if we're lucky when I know what this sunshine and high temps can do to these plants. Amazing.

So, HA! I may not be able to control much but this is fun and how Yous'all must feel 24/7 365. I get a couple months

ILL NAW YOU LIMB FROM LIMB

 

[Organic13]

Me too, have you tried milky spores or geraniums yet? Those are next on my list. Nice haul there, don't let the fuckers send out the pheromones to call the rest of the morons. Good luck

A lot of people don't know about the geraniums paralyzing them. Pretty wild. I squeeze them with my bare hands. Hate all these invasives that are so destructive.

Here's an interesting study about using geraniums and begonias to keep the Japanese beetles at bay.

Ohio and Michigan get pretty hard with them. I rarely see them, but I have geraniums and begonias, I even overwinter them and begonias. I've only found 2 this year. I don't treat my rose bushes either.

USDA ARS Online Magazine Vol. 58, No. 3

agresearchmag.ars.usda.gov

 

[leroygreen]

Goofing with AI.

 

[Mikedin]

Absolutely did, they are going down for this next run beginning august. I’m hyped.

Oh damn @Captspaulding just found some info on these other seeds

Best I’ll ever find on them as he’s gone but here’s what I found

I had 3 of the cement shoes total, seeds 2 popped, kept the stronger grower that I backcrossed to make the seeds

Still have the rest of the strains on the list minus the blue city diesel I diddnt get those in the pack, and I got the blue dream (fruity)

 

[Captspaulding]

Absolutely did, they are going down for this next run beginning august. I’m hyped.

Also, I’d love to see if you got the crazy pheno of that okie cman,
It stops growing stalk at flip right, but the vegetative leaf growth in flower, it’s really something for overall bud formation at chop when a strain vegs that hard in flower I have found. Just a nitrogen whore.

 

[Organic13]

People think I'm exaggerating when I tell them we have giant grasshoppers that will chew a plant stalk in half in 5 minutes...
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Not sure of your location, but if you have dragonflies in your area, you can draw them in. Add water features to your growing spaces (any type too. I have birdbaths with solar water fountains), it will bring in the dragonflies. You'll find body parts of the grasshoppers everywhere, but not many of them.

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

A lot of people don't know about the geraniums paralyzing them. Pretty wild. I squeeze them with my bare hands. Hate all these invasives that are so destructive.

Here's an interesting study about using geraniums and begonias to keep the Japanese beetles at bay.

Ohio and Michigan get pretty hard with them. I rarely see them, but I have geraniums and begonias, I even overwinter them and begonias. I've only found 2 this year. I don't treat my rose bushes either.

USDA ARS Online Magazine Vol. 58, No. 3

agresearchmag.ars.usda.gov

Just east of the rockies so far. It's hard to believe they aren't here but very happy. We've got a beetle we call a Japanese beetle and a June Bug (that we actually have that are brown and a little smaller) that's about 4 or more times larger than ehat you folks have. Ours are really stone fruit beetles and don't bother other plants. They're not very good aviators and common for them to get stuck in people's hair.

Yours? I'd be burning then with FIRE!

 

[Mikedin]

I love the random bean thing, like a bean lottery deal, relying on the honor system.
Or multiple choice
And a random farmer has to choose for you?

Know what I was gunna use a randomizer online like how they select contest winners, but maybe I’ll do that! Throw it up for a vote maybe if the top 5 I wanna try the most!

 

[Mikedin]

Also, I’d love to see if you got the crazy pheno of that okie cman,
It stops growing stalk at flip right, but the vegetative leaf growth in flower, it’s really something for overall bud formation at chop when a strain vegs that hard in flower I have found. Just a nitrogen whore.

I just up potted her to a 6” pot when I went back there to rip out the F1 clone, it wasent taking very well still, luckily the F2 clone I’d upright today and ready to take off so fingers crossed on the F2 in the tent, the cmans okie is nice and stocky, doing great under that SF600, starting 6th node at about 6” tall lower nodes super evenly spaced about 3/4 inches apart and she looks nice, I’ll grab a Pic when I go back in

 

[Mikedin]

Just east of the rockies so far. It's hard to believe they aren't here but very happy. We've got a beetle we call a Japanese beetle and a June Bug (that we actually have that are brown and a little smaller) that's about 4 or more times larger than ehat you folks have. Ours are really stone fruit beetles and don't bother other plants. They're not very good aviators and common for them to get stuck in people's hair.

Yours? I'd be burning then with FIRE!

Fucking June bugs and jap beetles, tons up here in the northeast they SWARM the trees at night, those stink bugs / box elder bugs as well and they fuckin love to find the way into my tent all the way in the basement sealed doors go the AC and all, they can smell it out and get in when I have it open, little fuckers

 

[Organic13]

Just east of the rockies so far. It's hard to believe they aren't here but very happy. We've got a beetle we call a Japanese beetle and a June Bug (that we actually have that are brown and a little smaller) that's about 4 or more times larger than ehat you folks have. Ours are really stone fruit beetles and don't bother other plants. They're not very good aviators and common for them to get stuck in people's hair.

Yours? I'd be burning then with FIRE!

Im glad you dont have them either. I watch a homesteaders that gets pounds of them, freezes them, and feeds to his chickens. They are so nasty.

I have found a lot of mantis egg cases around, but I've only seen a handful of babies.

I try to draw in the top of the food chain in the insect world to combat all that I deem pest in my garden. I also leave spiders and snakes alone. I love both of them dearly. I'm having the most trouble with earwigs this year. They are destroying my zinnias. All of that is out front away from my garden beds. I can't use anything out there because I have milkweed.

My peach trees are thankful we don't have stone fruit beetles.

 

[Mikedin]

This was the GP x Cman I pollinated with 2012 cement shoes has a super citrus / orange airhead kick to her fuckin awesome

The cement shoes had mild purple in her as well at harvest so it may hold the color as well on those

This was the cement shoes luckily I got her to survive she split completely apart, opened the tent to see both ends laying on the ground, at the topping knuckle and split 7” down the main stem on week 4 I had to tie it back together, made basically a portable wheelchair scrog table for her to finish but made it to harvest to collect the seeds

 

[Beachbumm]

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Im glad you dont have them either. I watch a homesteaders that gets pounds of them, freezes them, and feeds to his chickens. They are so nasty.

I have found a lot of mantis egg cases around, but I've only seen a handful of babies.

I try to draw in the top of the food chain in the insect world to combat all that I deem pest in my garden. I also leave spiders and snakes alone. I love both of them dearly. I'm having the most trouble with earwigs this year. They are destroying my zinnias. All of that is out front away from my garden beds. I can't use anything out there because I have milkweed.

My peach trees are thankful we don't have stone fruit beetles.

Me too

Even widows black or brown and we've got them both and don't forget about the rest

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

@Captspaulding

Snapped this one just for you ;)

 

[MartyMcFly42oh]

Are there not strains with high THC but low trichome density? Like trichome density is correlated with high THC probably, but isn’t the cause of it right?

Yeah I don’t quite think it’s an accurate way to measure at all. Way too many variables. Doesn’t really make sense to me.

 

[Captspaulding]

I haven't grown a tree in a few years
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Kinda missed it
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There’s some weird dude fondling your lady man,