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The Adventure Continues. 2016 Edition

Holy crap. You messed that thing up good. What happened.
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The Adventure Continues. 2016 Edition

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#381
Holy crap. You messed that thing up good. What happened.
 
#382
Was driving my buddy and I home, and he wanted to see what the car could do....100+ and s curves as a dumb ass teenager that barely knew how to drive up in amador county. Truthfully I got hella lucky, the turn I lost control on has claimed a few lives come to find out afterwords. Theres huge oak trees and a concrete lined water embankment to, car went airborne, up the side the mountain, and landed right between them. Had a guardian angel for sure. Passenger had a sprained ankle. I broke my nose and the orbital bone around the eye. We both looked like we talked shit about Muhammad alis mama, but no serious injuries.
 
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MendoGiantZ said:
@Blaze or anyone else who might know. We bought a massive bag of growilla veg. We have used it twice so far both times giving all the plants a very good amount of it as a top dressing. I'm wondering if it is to late in the year to give it a third top feeding. I know to much nitrogen during flower can cuase Larfy buds.
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For me it depends on how the flowers are stacking and how green you want things to be at the end of the season (I don't, I want to see more autumnal colors). If the buds are hitting that golf/pingpong ball stage, I probably wouldn't use a veg mix myself right now. But if they're smaller than that I might give a *very* small amount, depending on how much yellowing has occurred by now and especially why. IF it's heat-induced, I avoid N-heavy mixes.

I'm very glad to hear everyone's ok and that insurance is covering the damages. I was in a pretty bad accident, driving a Subaru, when my youngest boy was about 5mos old. Long story, but the car was also totaled and I was glad we were in something like the Suby.
 
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#388
Heading up to bollibaka on the upper mcloud river. Six days of amazing fly fishing with no women. No dogs and no children. I can't wait. We finished the last of the drip system today and gave everything a good feeding before taking off.
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MendoGiantZ said:
Heading up to bollibaka on the upper mcloud river. Six days of amazing fly fishing with no women. No dogs and no children. I can't wait. We finished the last of the drip system today and gave everything a good feeding before taking off. View attachment 621674 View attachment 621675 View attachment 621676
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Wow, married one week and already seeing a week without women and children as a wonderful thing. Fast learner, my friend.
I like to visit your grow. It makes me feel humble whenever I start thinking I got it going on, lol.
 
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BudBogart said:
Wow, married one week and already seeing a week without women and children as a wonderful thing. Fast learner, my friend.
I like to visit your grow. It makes me feel humble whenever I start thinking I got it going on, lol.[/QUOTE]

took the words from my mouth. So happy and lush man!
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#392
You'll be in my town the bollibaka is some serious beautiful water. I'm not a member but the lower mccloud is probably my favorite place. Bollibaka is on the lower mccloud also the lowest you can fish. Then their is a protected zone a nature preserve which is where I'm talking about right below the PCT then the public water followed by the dam and upper section which doesn't do much for me other than three sweet falls.
 
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The Terps said:
You'll be in my town the bollibaka is some serious beautiful water. I'm not a member but the lower mccloud is probably my favorite place. Bollibaka is on the lower mccloud also the lowest you can fish. Then their is a protected zone a nature preserve which is where I'm talking about right below the PCT then the public water followed by the dam and upper section which doesn't do much for me other than three sweet falls.
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Yeah your totally right it's the bottom 5 mile stretch of the river that we will be fishing. We just finished up our shop at the fly shop and Safeway and now everyone is going to head up there while I am at the chiropractors office to see if one of my upper ribs has popped out and needs to get adjusted back into place. This sucks. Hopefully it's an easy fix I really don't want to be hurt for the whole damn trip.
 
#395
Been a while since I read this thread.

Plants are amazing. Congrats on your marriage. Sorry about the car/accident, dam. Keep on keeping on player.
 
#396
I think the purple zebra colas are done. Gonna do a selective top harvesting tomorrow. :). The fly fishing trip to bollibaka was insane. Caught a ton of great trout indicator fishing and really worked on my dry fly skills as well. Everything was super healthy and my worker did an amazing job while I was gone. ( actually he went to reggae on the river and our other buddy did a great job :) Everything is loving the drip system and no more stalk rot from what I can tell.
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#398
Nice and clean. How do you organize what appears to be 9 irrigation zones? A few for the light dep and then the rest to specific strains in your full-season area?
 
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Savage Henry said:
Nice and clean. How do you organize what appears to be 9 irrigation zones? A few for the light dep and then the rest to specific strains in your full-season area?
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We have nine zones. 10 plants per each zone. Each zone is watering for 10 min a day every day of the week. That way we get good pressure. We hand water the light dep. you can't really give certain plants custom amounts of water. The big ones could use more water but it would be really hard to create wierd zig zagging zones
 
#400
unless you went soil moisture monitoring systems that will inject water to keep each plant at optimal moisture you should take a trip to some almond farming talk to some of them farmers they got some serious systems talking even Via satelite lol
 
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