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08-21-2006, 12:39 AM

Hay Wally,
here a few seelings form you Cindy cross,i afraid my old stoner memory has failed me once agin,and i have no clue what it was you said it was crossed with !

thay have been in the strike pots for a couple of weeks now,and are ready to be planted out into their pernment bed for the start of summer.

all being well thay will be happily planted out by the end of the week,i'll evdevor to keep the updates comming along.
Kind regards,FT

08-21-2006, 01:34 AM

yes they are looking lovely there father , quite uniform too by the looks ...
its just pineapple c99 , your gonna love it ...

08-25-2006, 12:18 PM

High,
well the trenches are all dug for the time being,this is one of them,its about 14 inches deep and 10 inches wide and 15 meters long

the trench is lined wiht heavey flumeing thats been split open and laid in the trench,flumeing and trench bease have been sprayed with lawsban to prevent white -ants and termits invadeing,the smell of the spray also deters all manner of criters - roos -Hares - rabbits - possums ect...(hopefully wikd pigs)

so once the lineing is in,and flumeing down,we fill the trench with soil,the soil i use is home made blend consisting of %70- pure worm castings and %30 mushroom compost hand mixed.(1 Tonne of casting mixed in 3 day by hand) and carried in on the shoulders, this trench took over 20 x 40kg bags

It's then time to PLant,these are all c99 baring 4 bankok Bettys,thers 30 in this 15 m trench,the other trenches are varing sizes mostly around the 5 meter mark,with other genetics being grown from seeds gifted to me by some of my very dear friends here at IC.

once planting is finsihed we then spred ground cover/ mulch over the work area dn between the plants to form a "trash Blanket" this will help in slowing evaperation of the soil from the hot aussie sun.

Kind Regards,FT

ethereal · 08-25-2006, 12:24 PM

stunning display! your blood sweat and tears are going to pay off this time around father!

just dont let the hounda at 'em and you'll do great

what a funny mess that was last year!

be well ol buddy, and once again GRATE WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:woo hoo:

08-25-2006, 12:26 PM

amazingly rumour has it u just take a few seeds , toss t hem in the bush and off they go ...
as u can see its a nasty rumour , and theres a hell of a lot of work that goes into preparation and pest management before the cannabis even gets into the ground ..
then theres a bunch more work from there watering , fertalising , and keeping them rodents out of the patch ....
top job father time , no wonder your backs playing up mate , my hat is off to u , cant wait to see how they take off ,, she s warming up nicely now .... spring has sprung ...

WAMEN · 08-25-2006, 01:04 PM

good job Father ... hehe ..and nice crosses Wally..

keep up the good work

Wam

KingRalph · 08-25-2006, 01:09 PM

wow! so much hard work, but those trenches are somethin awesome! with your mix in there they'll be big green monsters in no time huh. ya got some awesome genetics goin, bg's thais in aussieland! next to c99 trees no less.... gonna be great sights i can't wait ta see your hard work pay off

they look so blended in an innocent right now hehehe till they explode... thanks for showin the trenches where the magic happens Fatha! check ya round the way, stay well...

08-26-2006, 09:00 AM

High,
Thanks for dropping by guys,yes things will be in full swing by the end of this month,all the trenches will be filled and the growing out will have begun in ernest.

Then (as wally has already stated ) the rest of the work begins,not to mention once all is finished up we then walk in to the patch,and that my friends is a 6km round trip carring what even little extras we need in on the back. (luckey i got a Gimp)

anyhow i'll keep the up dates comming frm time to time.
kindest regards.FT

mrwags · 08-26-2006, 09:06 AM

Damn what more can ya say except where's the tractor? Well done Father.

Mr.Wags

08-26-2006, 02:25 PM

yes he mentioned the tractor there mrwags i think ,, he called it gimp , hehehehe .. man id give the earth for a gimp tractor ... they are worth their weight in cannabis from all reports ...

08-21-2006, 12:39 AM	#1
Father Time Guest Posts: n/a	Another C99 cross for the Wallyduck Stable Hay Wally, here a few seelings form you Cindy cross,i afraid my old stoner memory has failed me once agin,and i have no clue what it was you said it was crossed with ! thay have been in the strike pots for a couple of weeks now,and are ready to be planted out into their pernment bed for the start of summer. all being well thay will be happily planted out by the end of the week,i'll evdevor to keep the updates comming along. Kind regards,FT
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08-21-2006, 01:34 AM	#2
guest123 Guest Posts: n/a	yes they are looking lovely there father , quite uniform too by the looks ... its just pineapple c99 , your gonna love it ...
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08-25-2006, 12:18 PM	#3
Father Time Guest Posts: n/a	High, well the trenches are all dug for the time being,this is one of them,its about 14 inches deep and 10 inches wide and 15 meters long the trench is lined wiht heavey flumeing thats been split open and laid in the trench,flumeing and trench bease have been sprayed with lawsban to prevent white -ants and termits invadeing,the smell of the spray also deters all manner of criters - roos -Hares - rabbits - possums ect...(hopefully wikd pigs) so once the lineing is in,and flumeing down,we fill the trench with soil,the soil i use is home made blend consisting of %70- pure worm castings and %30 mushroom compost hand mixed.(1 Tonne of casting mixed in 3 day by hand) and carried in on the shoulders, this trench took over 20 x 40kg bags It's then time to PLant,these are all c99 baring 4 bankok Bettys,thers 30 in this 15 m trench,the other trenches are varing sizes mostly around the 5 meter mark,with other genetics being grown from seeds gifted to me by some of my very dear friends here at IC. once planting is finsihed we then spred ground cover/ mulch over the work area dn between the plants to form a "trash Blanket" this will help in slowing evaperation of the soil from the hot aussie sun. Kind Regards,FT Last edited by Father Time; 08-25-2006 at 02:12 PM..
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08-25-2006, 12:24 PM	#4
ethereal Warrior Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Home Posts: 1,805	stunning display! your blood sweat and tears are going to pay off this time around father! just dont let the hounda at 'em and you'll do great what a funny mess that was last year! be well ol buddy, and once again GRATE WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:woo hoo: __________________ RIP Hillie
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08-25-2006, 12:26 PM	#5
guest123 Guest Posts: n/a	amazingly rumour has it u just take a few seeds , toss t hem in the bush and off they go ... as u can see its a nasty rumour , and theres a hell of a lot of work that goes into preparation and pest management before the cannabis even gets into the ground .. then theres a bunch more work from there watering , fertalising , and keeping them rodents out of the patch .... top job father time , no wonder your backs playing up mate , my hat is off to u , cant wait to see how they take off ,, she s warming up nicely now .... spring has sprung ...
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08-25-2006, 01:04 PM	#6
WAMEN Joint Date: Today. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Gromania Posts: 4,411	good job Father ... hehe ..and nice crosses Wally.. keep up the good work Wam __________________ Non bombardatemi di messaggi privati per i vostri problemi di coltivazione, rispondo solo nei threads ______________________________ __________F.U.C.K.E.M. Crew ___________________________Fiesty Underground Cannabis Kultivators European Movement ______________________________ _Broadcasting my Seed 'n Serious Weed "If I had a dime for every grower in the world with 10+ years experience that's pumping out crap cannabis, I'd be a millionaire. Very large differences between plants that are fed to harvest and ones that are leached of their nutrients for a period of time. Differences even a noob can detect." Quote by VertNwb "Most soil growers don't have EC meters. I've TASTED my runoff before to determine salt buildup- it definitely has a flavor all its own- salty, yet metallic! A fine vintage! "Quote by Stinkyattic
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08-25-2006, 01:09 PM	#7
KingRalph mellow jello Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 826	wow! so much hard work, but those trenches are somethin awesome! with your mix in there they'll be big green monsters in no time huh. ya got some awesome genetics goin, bg's thais in aussieland! next to c99 trees no less.... gonna be great sights i can't wait ta see your hard work pay off they look so blended in an innocent right now hehehe till they explode... thanks for showin the trenches where the magic happens Fatha! check ya round the way, stay well...
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08-26-2006, 09:00 AM	#8
Father Time Guest Posts: n/a	High, Thanks for dropping by guys,yes things will be in full swing by the end of this month,all the trenches will be filled and the growing out will have begun in ernest. Then (as wally has already stated ) the rest of the work begins,not to mention once all is finished up we then walk in to the patch,and that my friends is a 6km round trip carring what even little extras we need in on the back. (luckey i got a Gimp) anyhow i'll keep the up dates comming frm time to time. kindest regards.FT
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08-26-2006, 09:06 AM	#9
mrwags ********* Female Seeds Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 3,493	Damn what more can ya say except where's the tractor? Well done Father. Mr.Wags __________________ Never Argue With The Ignorant Because They Will Simply Pull You Down To Their Level And Beat You With Experience So the idea of spreading the love is the disease and making sure it's done is the cure TY all for allowing me to get my treatment
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08-26-2006, 02:25 PM	#10
guest123 Guest Posts: n/a	yes he mentioned the tractor there mrwags i think ,, he called it gimp , hehehehe .. man id give the earth for a gimp tractor ... they are worth their weight in cannabis from all reports ...
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