grayoldnproud
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Looks like the pollen did its job so I gave her a good misting to neutralize any remaining pollen before putting her back outside with the others.
Non pollinated
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Pollinated
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I put in just for these last couple of cool nights and put the others in the shed at night.I don't know if it was this thread or another, but that's the nice thing about doing it in a tent because growing outdoors in a hot dry climate they look like they got pollinated and normally ya shrug and say it's just the heat unless you're TRYING to pollinate,
Not too concerned about that here.and unless your asshole neighbors left a male in their yard.
I put in just for these last couple of cool nights and put the others in the shed at night.
Not too concerned about that here.
I’d never leave!Not really a problem here either, but over in the SFV there's probably plants in the back of 1 out of 20 houses. Whenever I drive through Sylmar all I smell is weed.
A lot of them are just brokers! Evidently SoCal seed vault is also! Might get shipped from anywhere! Time will tell if they are even what they say they are!What’s up with that? I had a similar experience with a different breeder.
Good! Then you can grow a couple of monstrous plants, old timer!I’d never leave!
My closest neighbors are 1/4 mile away.
That’s the plan.Good! Then you can grow a couple of monstrous plants, old timer!
Love the weird smelling ones the most also had one few years back smelled like a dirty gym bag it was great smokeSix week update.
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My wife said damn she smells like Arby’s and port cheese.Love the weird smelling ones the most also had one few years back smelled like a dirty gym bag it was great smoke
Here ya go this is one of the smaller ones we have called the brown dingy click beetle.Where I was at as a kid in New England we had them in the woods behind the house but there were never swarms of them. Out here we have bioluminescent algae that sometimes turns the ocean water brown, and in the dark any splashing of the water causes it to illuminate blue. A real trippy phenom is walking in the wet sand and every time you take a step the sand glows around your foot. When waves break, they look like blue zippers. Even splashing some with your hand makes it glow.
They sure can ruin an attic. I’ve known coworkers with “up north” cabins, that were destroyed by coons.My garden smells like rotting meat too.
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Been after this one since late December. Fucker about tore my garage apart before I got him/her
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And I still have one in my attic I've yet to kill.. Everything has been rooted thru and chewed on up there. Insulation all fucked up, too.
Destructive little bastards.!!!
They can shit and piss a pile in there if they get up there.My garden smells like rotting meat too.
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Been after this one since late December. Fucker about tore my garage apart before I got him/her
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And I still have one in my attic I've yet to kill.. Everything has been rooted thru and chewed on up there. Insulation all fucked up, too.
Destructive little bastards.!!!
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