Buzzer777
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Good idea @logic ?Nice! Breeders bring good stuff to Cup events so I hear...we need a thread to keep up with events like that.
TerriR
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I would post anything I come across for sure!
Buzzer777
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If @logic has no problem with it..starting said thread is no problem.
420.hydro
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Hey PlumberSoCal! newbie outdoor grower here who has spent time looking for and chasing those little green f*ckers...what does hummingbirds have to do with grasshoppers or did i assume some kind of connection because Buzzz777 &/or you brought it up...? thanx!!
Buzzer777
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Not grasshoppers per say, but eating bugs in their path. My bug damage is very minimal this year and I think the hummers are the cause. They drink nectar, but need food to survive..like bugs.
Hummingbirds Eating Insects
HUMMINGBIRDS EATING INSECTS by Jon and Shani Friedman We are blessed to live in the “Hummingbird Capitol of North America”, as many birders refer to Southeastern Arizona. Here we enjoy hummingbirds all year round. Southeastern Arizona has recorded 21 species of these wonderful and amazing birds...
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HomeGrown209
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September 8th 2019 6:45AM
Stockton California Living
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Nailed it:)
HomeGrown209
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Can’t let the ladies wake up to the sunrise alone..
Aussie farm
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Just a quick question..
I rotate my girl every couple of days so she stretches to one side for a couple then I spin her so she stretches back the other way for a couple of days. I do this so each side gets sufficient sun through the week as the sun is still low in the sky and not directly above. Is this a good idea or stressful for my lady..?
I rotate my girl every couple of days so she stretches to one side for a couple then I spin her so she stretches back the other way for a couple of days. I do this so each side gets sufficient sun through the week as the sun is still low in the sky and not directly above. Is this a good idea or stressful for my lady..?
Buzzer777
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Probably not needed (depending on plant location) since the sun moves across the sky giving even light to the plants.
Aussie farm
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I have too many trees on my property so the back of her only get about 1.5 hrs light in the morning from about 7-9am and her front gets about 5-6 hrs light from about 10:30am - 3:30pm.
Buzzer777
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Gotcha!
Kinglizard
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Ya it’s fricken humid today. Gonna be like this all week...
Buzzer777
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43 degrees here in Reno..actually 500 ft above the valley floor..Had to put on the sweats!
shaganja
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yeah, i must make sure to medicate before replying! lol a tramatic brain injury in 2003 has me on edge. brain surgery, rehab, etc.........hey wait! your the guy who was pissing on my soil choices! lol i remember cause your from michigan right? lol yeah, your definatly need better bed side manner! lol im over it now because this soil is makong the best buds ive ever grown! one week left!
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TerriR
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that beats getting pissed on for your bud size...just sayin
TerriR
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must be terrible to go through your whole life defending your small bud! (i’ll be here all week folks)that beats getting pissed on for your bud size...just sayin
MIMedGrower
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that beats getting pissed on for your bud size...just sayin
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Hey now my bud is at least 6”. :-)
TerriR
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same...I posted pics!
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