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BigTex
I also look for and collect Indian/Native American artifacts. Here's a nice spearpoint I found a couple of weeks ago. There are alot of stone artifacts around here, if you know where to look.... hehehe. This is a nice find and is worthy of being shown off. It's been a couple years since I found one this nice. It was most likely made by a Caddo Indian around 6000 years ago. It's 7-1/8" long and is made from nice chert that probably came from the ozark mountain area in eastern Arkansas. Points like this are hard to find without damage, but this one is flawless. I almost like looking for these as much as I like growing weed
My two favorite hobbies.Just a little something I enjoy & I thought I'd share that with yall.
Peace everyone
weatherboxes
Member
I also look for and collect Indian/Native American artifacts. Here's a nice spearpoint I found a couple of weeks ago. There are alot of stone artifacts around here, if you know where to look.... hehehe. This is a nice find and is worthy of being shown off. It's been a couple years since I found one this nice. It was most likely made by a Caddo Indian around 6000 years ago. It's 7-1/8" long and is made from nice chert that probably came from the ozark mountain area in eastern Arkansas. Points like this are hard to find without damage, but this one is flawless. I almost like looking for these as much as I like growing weed
Just a little something I enjoy & I thought I'd share that with yall.
Peace everyone
shieeetttt nice tex.. how much is something like that worth? that's too cool man.. i wan't to live somewhere like you live so badly and these pictures just make me more and more jealous. is building miniature houses and bridges a hobby as well?
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BigTex
shieeetttt nice tex.. how much is something like that worth? that's too cool man.. i wan't to live somewhere like you live so badly and these pictures just make me more and more jealous. is building miniature houses and bridges a hobby as well?
Just guessing but maybe $1,500. I don't sell any of my artifacts. Wouldn't even consider it! This stuff is history....I think it would be bad karma to sell, but that's just me.
That's not my pad in the background(wish it was). The guy that lives there hunts artifacts too and we had gone out together the day I found that. Those little bridges & stuff is his train stuff. Dude has an entire room for train sets! He spends big bucks on those trains too! He doesn't smoke but he's a good friend.
weatherboxes
Member
hahah i totally figured that's what it was.. i just couldn't make out the background enough. those miniature train collectors get into it man!! have you seen the sopranos? lol..
i wasnt implying that you should sell it.. i wouldnt either. some of the houses in my subdivision turned out to be built on top of an indian burial ground. they got a tribe to help them move the remains and redo the cerimonies.. SKETCHYY :O hah.
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BigTex
Here's a lil bud I'll be picking as soon as those beans ripen. She was dusted with an exceptional Blueberry male. Can't wait to see how this cross turns out.
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BigTex
The plant(bud) in that pic isn't from the fenced in patch yall normally see. I have a couple other lil projects going right now also. Too time consuming to talk of all of them so this thread pretty much just covers the usual fenced in spot you always see. I just threw this in as I probably will other things from time to time. Maybe it won't get boring that way.White Russian x Blueberry?
No I grew out some good bagseed over the winter ("Toys in the Attic" in my albums). Flowered 30 plants, kept clones from the best 5. That's one of em. Not sure of her heritage but it made lots of trichs & was super sweet like grapefruit. Had a nice buzz to it of course too. Should make a good cross. Never know if you don't try...Here's her mom a week or so before picking(6 months ago)....she was of course flowered indoors unlike the one in the previous pic which is outside. Does that all make sense?? Been a long day........Sorry for the poor quality maybe one day I'll get a better camera.
irieeyes808
Member
Tex man they are looking crazy nice, hey im 30* they wont flower yet will they?
I also look for and collect Indian/Native American artifacts. Here's a nice spearpoint I found a couple of weeks ago. There are alot of stone artifacts around here, if you know where to look.... hehehe. This is a nice find and is worthy of being shown off. It's been a couple years since I found one this nice. It was most likely made by a Caddo Indian around 6000 years ago. It's 7-1/8" long and is made from nice chert that probably came from the ozark mountain area in eastern Arkansas. Points like this are hard to find without damage, but this one is flawless. I almost like looking for these as much as I like growing weed
Just a little something I enjoy & I thought I'd share that with yall.
Peace everyone
don't know if thats as old as earth but its a way cool find, If i knew where to look around here id find lots of indian artifacts, theres a history of a few tribes here in the Oregon area up and down the rogue river.
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BigTex
No man they won't flower on you.
I veged those lil clones with 24 hrs/light so they would be able to continue flowering even though the days are getting longer.
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BigTex
Here's a pic from last Sunday.....
BonesJones
New member
Compliments on your grow my friend. I couldn't help but comment on that beautiful arrow artifact that you came across. That baby is in pristine condition. Do you have to dig for those or do they sit on the surface of the wonderful earth?
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BigTex
Here's a lil bud I'll be picking as soon as those beans ripen. She was dusted with an exceptional Blueberry male. Can't wait to see how this cross turns out.
According to my records those beans should be ripe next Sunday. I can't wait! Gonna go check the garden in the morning.....new pics and updates tomorrow.......Peace yall
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BigTex
Here's how they looked today.......those gals grew quite a bit over the last 7 days.
Check out the size of this stalk...
I'll give a good update with lots of pics tomorrow or as soon as I can.
Peace
Check out the size of this stalk...
I'll give a good update with lots of pics tomorrow or as soon as I can.
Peace
weatherboxes
Member
you should trim up some of that thin lower branching.. it wont yield much in the long run and it just takes energy from the top growth.
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BigTex
I agree it's totally beneficial on ID grows but OD is different I think. If I'm wrong tell me. These plants for the most part will be 12' or taller by harvest. IMO that's adequate top growth. like I said if I'm wrong set me straight.
irieeyes808
Member
Why are we getting pre mature flowers down here this early??? I don't get it I hope mine revert to veg soon, love your spot. Hey you ever go into Austin ever?
weatherboxes
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yeah for sure the really thin and short ones that arent competiting for sunlight with the top growth are just going to take away from the bigger buds in the long run. im not saying trim it up to a lolipop type single cola. it's more a judgement call here. i'd say if its no longer getting light and looks thinned on one side or deformed removed it. also yellowed leaves/burnt down to nothing leaves can be removed. its just going to give you larger and fuller top buds as well as faster and healthier growth. the more branches there are the more auxin the plant has to divide up among branches. you end up with alot of uncessary popcorn down below when there are just way too many bud spots. even in my ID grow if you look at my bushes.. the trimming looks very minimal.. thats because it is. i mean if it looks healthy and green all over why fuck with it? i do constantly monitor for unhealthy/older leaves that have reached the end and remove them.. i also removed very thin branching that just isnt competing for the light correctly at all. however, i still have extremely bushy plants with a lot of branching for their size. the problem with the really dense bushy plants is there are always stragglers below the top growth that just arent getting sun. theres no point in having them there imo.. give more energy to the big thick growth right? i would still ask around though.. i know i never take just one persons word for it. anyone else with more outdoor experience than i care to elaborate? or set us straight?
