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Signs, signs, everywhere a sign… oh s*** that’s Tesla
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Tesla was special. Evenb as a kid they stood out from the crowd to me with all that glam rock my parents would Jam.Signs, signs, everywhere a sign… oh s*** that’s Tesla
Tesla was all about that music and that message. So was kansas and triumph
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Btw, every post you make i read in my head as jerry Garcia saying it thanks to your original avatar pic. its super entertaining too, it happens on its own, i dont have to consciously do itSigns, signs, everywhere a sign… oh s*** that’s Tesla
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Mr Bovine Joni himselfTesla was special. Evenb as a kid they stood out from the crowd to me with all that glam rock my parents would Jam.
Tesla, kansas, Triumph, and a few more. there were a few of that era that were leagues beyond the pack, but unfortunately most younger generations just lump them in with Motley Crue and Bon Jovi (not saying theyre bad, at all, just that theyre something a bit different)
Tesla was all about that music and that message. So was kansas and triumph
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That’s fair. Here’s all the previous ones:Btw, every post you make i read in my head as jerry Garcia saying it thanks to your original avatar pic. its super entertaining too, it happens on its own, i dont have to consciously do it
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That first picture is awesomeThat’s fair. Here’s all the previous ones:
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It feels like home but I’ve only been around here since July last year I think.
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That’s the look of a man who’s about to get really blastedLol it was this one im referring to. Guess i was pretty late to the TGR party lmao.
I love the full muppet pictures.
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Used Gemini to ditch the city.
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Looks like a warrior! Or warrioress!
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Earwigs ate her down to a nub earlier this week. She never even stopped growing. They even chewed up her stem. All the way around. And she still kicking. Somehow. I was under the impression that is a guaranteed death sentence, and fast too.Looks like a warrior! Or warrioress!
I've never actually seen any plant survive this kind of damage let alone a baby. She's a trooper. Strip the bark 360 around a tree and tear 99% of its canopy off and see if it survives. Hell... do that to a hedge Bush and see if it survives. It won't.
The stem damage will eventually kill the plant. It's scarred all the way around the stem so it can't actually get any wider now. I'm just hoping I can get enough growth off of her to root her into a peat pellet as a clone or something. as she outgrows the stem scaring, I can probably keep her growth alive with calm-mag foliar feeds under a dome lol
This happened the day after I said I haven't lost a seedling for outdoor in like 10 years. So come hell or high water I'm saving the seedling
I'll be taking the seedling to tissue culture propagation on sterile agar plates if I have to hahahaha. And if it goes male, well, guess the father of the next peaceblaster generation has chosen himself
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Evening. Hope everyone is doing good. I’ll catch up with everyone tomorrow. Still putting away the bounty from a 2 mile long yard sale.
Cabela’s ain’t got s*** on my garage
Cabela’s ain’t got s*** on my garage
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Between weeds and the weekend I forgot to watch the light. It’s was blasting at 1,556 PAR at the top. Lights not anywhere near full throttle.
Honeysuckle and Banjo Blaster are some sun bunnies too.
Honeysuckle and Banjo Blaster are some sun bunnies too.
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I moved one of the PB4 x Haymeadows out to their bunker a bit early. My wife has let me know that while pot is always appreciated, there are more things to grow.
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Good time to mention that banjo in veg, even fed lightly is a darker shade of green then everything else i have, so def expect some of her offspring to be pretty dark.Between weeds and the weekend I forgot to watch the light. It’s was blasting at 1,556 PAR at the top. Lights not anywhere near full throttle.
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very difficult plant to judge N levels on, and its as easy to under N her as it is to over N her. PB2 was my deepest darkest green, stoutest gassiest most afghan dominant PB pheno.
You have prob noticed how dark that banjo blaster seedling is, my BB seedlings are also darker then everything else being treated the same. if youve been raising an eyebrow as how dark that little seedling is, its probably nothing to worry about unless you see tips starting to hook. They seem to just be like that. very deep dark greens.
During stretch she lightens up like everything else, but after stretch shell darken back up a lot too. She just does that though, even if slightly underfed on N. So expect it from some offspring too. Her leaves get dark as an afghan kush, but she stretches like a blue dream and her buds are snow-white and taste like gelato in the jars, and smell like stout black coffee lol. Pink/purple under-leaf fade. Very unique plant
And dont expect crazy vigor in veg, but youll prob have a really explosive stretch on most of those. Should be dark, beautifully structured, perfectly symmetrical plants with fantastic yields and raunchy stanks like no other. Zero sweet, zero fruity. All stout, all stank.
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I have this habit of pushing nitrogen to the point of showing a slight claw without tilting the last 1/10 of a degree overboard. It’s a f***ing horrible habit so I’ll keep that in mind. At least it aligns with my credo of too much of everything being just enough.Good time to mention that banjo in veg, even fed lightly is a darker shade of green then everything else i have, so def expect some of her offspring to be pretty dark.
very difficult plant to judge N levels on, and its as easy to under N her as it is to over N her. PB2 was my deepest darkest green, stoutest gassiest most afghan dominant PB pheno.
You have prob noticed how dark that banjo blaster seedling is, my BB seedlings are also darker then everything else being treated the same. if youve been raising an eyebrow as how dark that little seedling is, its probably nothing to worry about unless you see tips starting to hook. They seem to just be like that. very deep dark greens.
During stretch she lightens up like everything else, but after stretch shell darken back up a lot too. She just does that though, even if slightly underfed on N. So expect it from some offspring too. Her leaves get dark as an afghan kush, but she stretches like a blue dream and her buds are snow-white and taste like gelato in the jars, and smell like stout black coffee lol. Pink/purple under-leaf fade. Very unique plant
And dont expect crazy vigor in veg, but youll prob have a really explosive stretch on most of those. Should be dark, beautifully structured, perfectly symmetrical plants with fantastic yields and raunchy stanks like no other. Zero sweet, zero fruity. All stout, all stank.
I’m probably going to Gaia Green these for an even ratio like you mentioned.
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growth wont be quite as explosive at even ratios, but plants sure do look a lot happier. More content and glowy.I have this habit of pushing nitrogen to the point of showing a slight claw without tilting the last 1/10 of a degree overboard. It’s a f***ing horrible habit so I’ll keep that in mind. At least it aligns with my credo of too much of everything being just enough.
I’m probably going to Gaia Green these for an even ratio like you mentioned.
And you dont have to worry near as much about N tox, even with salt fed even ratios. Youll see a little mineral burn before N tox, and a little mineral burn wont stall a plant out like N tox will.
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cute little cageI moved one of the PB4 x Haymeadows out to their bunker a bit early. My wife has let me know that while pot is always appreciated, there are more things to grow.
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