Many Forest Gorillas vs Several Forest and Well Tended Plants

[repuk]

EF2 (strong for Canada) Tornado missed me. But not by much. I have friends who got nailed hard. Winds were horrific here. Going out to the plots today to check for damage.


One thing I noticed is that people don't respect a 4 way stop in a power outage. Motherfuckers should lose their car instead of a fine for that shit.

Phew! hope everything is OK!

 

[caliprop215]

Double post

 

[caliprop215]

I call this my CCM-Casio Dry Trimmer.
(20" CCM bike wheels & Casio keyboard stand.)

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Capacity should be about 5 lbs.
Have a few modification to do over the winter. (proper stand, zippers, velcro, move the PVC to the outside, ...)

I have to motorize it, but I still have the chain and front sprocket so... Should be ready in a week or so.

Good idea.

To motorize it why dont u jb weld or weld that nut onto the axle. Get a drill and a socket on low speed and watch it spin.just a thot.then it would be "portable" if u have a battery powered drill. U can trim your guerillas lol

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Love that! Thanks Caliprop.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Phew! hope everything is OK!

Thanks repuk.
A few laying down but nothing broken.

 

[troutman]

A few laying down but nothing broken.

How is the plant in the creek doing?

Down and drown that pollen homewrecker.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

It's planted in rich sediment. Lol

 

[repuk]

ouffff... you outdoor boys have balls of steel... not talking just security, but effort/crop ratio...

I have learnt lately even indoor crops are subject to nature... each time I came to see mine (outdoor) back I expect the dog/wind to have broken something in half, an eaten plant by grasshoppers or worse...

May Nature Bless the Adventurous with Generous Crops!

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Plan for 25% harvest. Plan well and get close to 100%.

But sometimes mother nature puts the boots to you. There was a mouse plague this year. 7k per acre I'm told. I have 40 plant spots that were chopped as if a logging crew went through them. Plants were chewed 2-3 inches from the ground and were just laying there untouched after the chop. Next spring I'll feed them warfarin in the spring. See if that helps.

Other spots I ignored and are heavy producers.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

This spring I put a 4 week old Northern Lights seeding in with the tomato seedlings at the local garden center. It fit in perfectly. I even put a barcode sticker on it so it would scan as a tomato. I often wonder what happened to it.

A couple weeks ago I planted a couple seeds in a large planter in our office. Now there's a palm and a tiny pot plant growing in it. I'll see how long it lasts. Lol.

Overgrow mother fuckers!

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Original Glue

 

[pipeline]

I like that attitude. Overgrow the world. More people should take action like that! Sorry to hear about the mouse plague! Thats pretty wild! No fence can keep them out! Maybe 1/4 inch wire mesh would work! Beautiful indica there! Whats original glue? Afghan dominant?

 

[TychoMonolyth]

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Thanks pipeline. Just having some fun with it. As for the mice, in all honesty, my weed getting chomped is a first world problem. I have bigger ones. If I had kept the grass/weeds trimmed, it wouldn't have been so bad. Mice hate being in the open and will avoid it. Next year I'll make sure I trim a wide area instead of just the planting hole. I also started cutting my cages for next year. Cages are a must if you want to harvest what you put in.

Original Glue is really Original Glue #4. It was renamed because the actual Glue company sued the breeder for using the name.
I got these from Nirvana.

Giving a bud a little squeeze leaves an oily gluey residue on your fingers that's definitely not water soluble. Talk about sticky bud. I was told it was called glue because it glues you to the couch. That may be true, but I don't believe it. If I don't keep my Non-Stick Fiskars clean, they glue shut.

 

[Badfishy1]

Thanks pipeline. Just having some fun with it. lol

Original Glue is really Original Glue #4. It was renamed because the actual Glue company sued the breeder for using the name.
I got these from Nirvana.

Giving a bud a little squeeze leaves an oily gluey residue on your fingers that's definitely not water soluble. Talk about sticky bud. I was told it was called glue because it glues you to the couch. That may be true, but I don't believe it. If I don't keep my Non-Stick Fiskars clean, they glue shut.

Problem most would like to have! You smashed it my man

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Thanks. BadFishy. Pulled three plants down today and have about 1.5 - 2 lbs per plant. Another 30 or so glue to go. Apart from the mice, it's been a good year.

 

[Badfishy1]

Thanks. BadFishy. Pulled three plants down today and have about 1.5 - 2 lbs per plant. Another 30 or so glue to go. Apart from the mice, it's been a good year.

Glad you did well Tycho! Hard work paid off! Much respect sir

 

[TychoMonolyth]

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Buds are stripped off the plant. No branches.

I got a few of these last night and today

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Only the strong survive.

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[pipeline]

Beautiful flowers there! Must be a popular guy to all the wild animals of the forest!

 

[St. Phatty]

No fence can keep them out! Maybe 1/4 inch wire mesh would work!

This year I've used 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch wire mesh/metal cloth.

Had a few animals sneak through the 1/2 inch.

Since I bought a bunch of it, I'm using the 1/2 inch to protect more mature plants.

I try to visit the plants that are protected by the wire mesh, at different times during the day to see how the sun is reaching them.