What's On Your Mind?

[Psychobilly]

What's on my mind😂😂😂 My cuz..I'm high ass crap first off...I gave my cuz a few different nuggs to try out earlier today..He just text me and said..I really like that grapesmac one...I text back and said ya that's a good one super potent..It stems from GMO...He text back and says... well tell GMO I said hello and good job on that strain...What?..Sure will cuz..I'll let him know😂. Damnit man

LOL! If you manage to get in contact with GMO, tell her I love her LOL.

I live in the PNW and people are freaking out because it's supposed to get down to 36 tonight.
Peppers would really hate it, but most other plants should be fine -- including cannabis. 😉

Yeah I wouldn't worry about that either bro LOL. My plants routinely see freezing temps, and without issues. I've only had two actually get upset that it was snowing.

I've got a couple of dead whabbits that made the cut and will be repotted soon. Got any tips for growing DW? They have not been heavy feeders so far...

!!!!!!! You didn't tell me you had that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK, so, this is easily one of the quickest finishing plants I've EVER seen in my life. I ran it outside, and it took the heat and the cold like a champ, and had massive buds coming in by August. By the middle of September, I noticed that the pistils were already changing color, so I decided to use the Jeweler's Eye to check out what was happening, and was surprised to see that I already had a decent mostly milky cloudy look in the resin.

The size of the buds, does mean that mold can be an issue, but if you're running them in a tent, I'd say just keep her dry. Dead Whabbits and Cheetos both seem to prefer a dry climate for the most part. They handled my fuckery in late Fall, but ideal conditions, would be a more arid like setup if you can do it. Both plants saw pretty chilly temps, and pretty hot ones too as my season went on.

Feeding, I let mine go outside, so they were like 6 feet tall, and took a gallon of nutrients every week. Cheese seems like one of those "hard to burn" things. Heavy feeding makes perfect sense honestly. Once you flip them into flower, they'll likely continue that. I know I was out there giving a gallon of nutrients every week, and that went into flower too, and even a few times, giving a gallon and a half just to see what would happen.

Now, you'll likely notice that as buds start forming, they will stack up pretty quickly, which is why I recommend a dry setup if you can. Mold is way easier to get in there if it DOES form. The only reason I had issues, was because Septoria was everywhere this past season. We had a lot wetter Fall than usual, and at night, my plants were outside in 100% RH without ANY breeze, and still didn't lose those. IT's impressive in my opinion. But yeah, dryer climate, easier to deal with when you have buds that thick.

Keep her well fed, and the soil slightly moist, but the air as dry as you can manage bro. That way she can feed then entire time, and still have less chance for mold issues.

You can expect her to be pretty well done quicker than shit too. I know I've mentioned this before, but I literally haven't ever seen something finished with Amber resin before October even happened.

If you have a scope, or the Jeweler's Eye, I'd start checking resin after about 50 days flower, just to see where she's at. I aim for 30% amber colors, but not everyone wants that, so once you see the resin where you're happy with it, start pulling the tops first. Leave the rest for like a week or two, and she will chunk up like me with a Popeye's Gift Card.

I hate the part where they go “smile at the camera “ or ok for you Billy “ Cheeeeese” and then they pause for what seems like minutes while your holding this stupid grin on your face that looks like your last fart was a little more moist than expected . Just take the Fn pic would you !

LOL. Sounds like you'd like to be held like a fart on a first date

Mate that was an epic tale to tell . I could picture them nords as well trudging along like it’s no big deal and hypothermia only affects the weak .
Imagine if cell phones with cameras were around growing up and captured half the stupid shit we got up to . Maybe it’s a good thing being half would be incriminating.
I went wood cutting today with my brother and mentioned that night we sat him on his ass in the shower and his de capping of his finger .
He said yep and you know what he did a couple weeks later ? He chopped the tip off the same finger on the other hand when he dropped a deck hatch down on it . Nice way to even things up I guess .
He also reminded me of the day he was driving down the jetty and ran over someone’s dog accidentally snuffing it . He looked around then quickly jumped back onboard his boat with the dead dog and shoved it in the boats freezer . Later that day when they were at sea he gave it a burial at sea Nordic style .
He absolutely loved what he called his Coffee doctor . Basically as you described but with Whiskey as the prime mover .
In his youth when he was drunk he fell over and did a bit of mischief to one of his eyes causing a bit of nerve damage . Every time he’d get drunk that same eye with every drink would start to scrunch up into this squinty little peephole that looked like he was looking into the sun .
My dad was one of the last to go from that era .
To me they were the real deal . Tough uncompromising resilient fishermen that carried no one . I learnt very quickly as a kid that if I wanted to go to sea then I’ll get no concessions except for my strength in performing duties being only 11 .
The crew I’m sure hated me initially as I was grovelling around inside the boat seasick and chucking my guts up everywhere. Took me 2-3 weeks to rid myself of it . Some never do .
Great memories though . It played a major influence in my life in shaping me .

I know what you mean bro; German and Irish family, and my Uncles were of the sort that "boys don't cry" so even when I stapled my fingers together, or got stung by a bee, or bit by a snapping turtle, no crying. Shit I once was walking bare foot in a yard at my Aunt's, and stepped on a rusty ass nail. It went straight through my foot! Not a tear. I didn't have a Dad around, but my Uncles had no problem telling my Mom when I was like 5 and crying "Well why don't you put that pussy in a fucking dress since he's crying like a bitch?" LoL.

My Grandma was of the sort that, if you pissed her off, she had a metal cane she walked with, and boy did I put some dents in that fucker. Old German woman, her Mom barely spoke English, and my Uncles would get their asses kicked with that cane too. Like 5 feet tall and touch as a cheap steak that was overcooked.

 

[Ramjet159]

LOL! If you manage to get in contact with GMO, tell her I love her LOL.

Yeah I wouldn't worry about that either bro LOL. My plants routinely see freezing temps, and without issues. I've only had two actually get upset that it was snowing.

!!!!!!! You didn't tell me you had that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK, so, this is easily one of the quickest finishing plants I've EVER seen in my life. I ran it outside, and it took the heat and the cold like a champ, and had massive buds coming in by August. By the middle of September, I noticed that the pistils were already changing color, so I decided to use the Jeweler's Eye to check out what was happening, and was surprised to see that I already had a decent mostly milky cloudy look in the resin.

The size of the buds, does mean that mold can be an issue, but if you're running them in a tent, I'd say just keep her dry. Dead Whabbits and Cheetos both seem to prefer a dry climate for the most part. They handled my fuckery in late Fall, but ideal conditions, would be a more arid like setup if you can do it. Both plants saw pretty chilly temps, and pretty hot ones too as my season went on.

Feeding, I let mine go outside, so they were like 6 feet tall, and took a gallon of nutrients every week. Cheese seems like one of those "hard to burn" things. Heavy feeding makes perfect sense honestly. Once you flip them into flower, they'll likely continue that. I know I was out there giving a gallon of nutrients every week, and that went into flower too, and even a few times, giving a gallon and a half just to see what would happen.

Now, you'll likely notice that as buds start forming, they will stack up pretty quickly, which is why I recommend a dry setup if you can. Mold is way easier to get in there if it DOES form. The only reason I had issues, was because Septoria was everywhere this past season. We had a lot wetter Fall than usual, and at night, my plants were outside in 100% RH without ANY breeze, and still didn't lose those. IT's impressive in my opinion. But yeah, dryer climate, easier to deal with when you have buds that thick.

Keep her well fed, and the soil slightly moist, but the air as dry as you can manage bro. That way she can feed then entire time, and still have less chance for mold issues.

You can expect her to be pretty well done quicker than shit too. I know I've mentioned this before, but I literally haven't ever seen something finished with Amber resin before October even happened.

If you have a scope, or the Jeweler's Eye, I'd start checking resin after about 50 days flower, just to see where she's at. I aim for 30% amber colors, but not everyone wants that, so once you see the resin where you're happy with it, start pulling the tops first. Leave the rest for like a week or two, and she will chunk up like me with a Popeye's Gift Card.




LOL. Sounds like you'd like to be held like a fart on a first date


I know what you mean bro; German and Irish family, and my Uncles were of the sort that "boys don't cry" so even when I stapled my fingers together, or got stung by a bee, or bit by a snapping turtle, no crying. Shit I once was walking bare foot in a yard at my Aunt's, and stepped on a rusty ass nail. It went straight through my foot! Not a tear. I didn't have a Dad around, but my Uncles had no problem telling my Mom when I was like 5 and crying "Well why don't you put that pussy in a fucking dress since he's crying like a bitch?" LoL.

My Grandma was of the sort that, if you pissed her off, she had a metal cane she walked with, and boy did I put some dents in that fucker. Old German woman, her Mom barely spoke English, and my Uncles would get their asses kicked with that cane too. Like 5 feet tall and touch as a cheap steak that was overcooked.

Yes growing up with a German mother I know only to well the whole deal .
Mornings before school were a joy
Hurry up and eat your breakfast !
Don’t wet my floor when you wash your hands you leave spots s everywhere.
Don’t put your shoes on inside or I’ll Klop you one !
Now hurry up and give your mother a kiss
Off you go , or you’ll miss the bus
Ahhhh one tough women that one .
For all her sternness just about everybody in our town loved her . She was a very generous giving women . Just had very little time for bullshit I guess

 

[Psychobilly]

Yes growing up with a German mother I know only to well the whole deal .
Mornings before school were a joy
Hurry up and eat your breakfast !
Don’t wet my floor when you wash your hands you leave spots s everywhere.
Don’t put your shoes on inside or I’ll Klop you one !
Now hurry up and give your mother a kiss
Off you go , or you’ll miss the bus
Ahhhh one tough women that one .
For all her sternness just about everybody in our town loved her . She was a very generous giving women . Just had very little time for bullshit I guess

I mean, when you flee your home land in the 30s because you can't stand anyone who abuses those who are defenseless, you get pretty damn tough. Shit I remember one day, I was at my Great Grandma's house, and my Great Uncle was literally trolling her... LOL. "You know, I was doing some digging into our family tree, and it turns out, we're related to Hitler!" and she gave that look of "You're lucky I'm too old to strangle you right now" LOL. She had Parkinson's and couldn't get her hands around his throat. That was one other thing I remember REALLY well about growing up around them; Anyone who acted like that, or was racist, or a hate monger in nature, was looked at as "on the menu" so to speak. My family hate a HATRED for the nazis. I guess when you're forced to prove you're German and are executed if you don't believe what they do, you get kind of mad about it. Then move to a new country where Germans are usually looked at with suspicion because of where they came from, you carry a big stick LOL

 

[Ramjet159]

I mean, when you flee your home land in the 30s because you can't stand anyone who abuses those who are defenseless, you get pretty damn tough. Shit I remember one day, I was at my Great Grandma's house, and my Great Uncle was literally trolling her... LOL. "You know, I was doing some digging into our family tree, and it turns out, we're related to Hitler!" and she gave that look of "You're lucky I'm too old to strangle you right now" LOL. She had Parkinson's and couldn't get her hands around his throat. That was one other thing I remember REALLY well about growing up around them; Anyone who acted like that, or was racist, or a hate monger in nature, was looked at as "on the menu" so to speak. My family hate a HATRED for the nazis. I guess when you're forced to prove you're German and are executed if you don't believe what they do, you get kind of mad about it. Then move to a new country where Germans are usually looked at with suspicion because of where they came from, you carry a big stick LOL

I’ve encountered that same anti German mindset myself over the years although Aussies were more harbouring deep scars from the Pacific side of the war and the cruelty many soldiers fell victim to as prisoners . Particularly on the Kokoda trail Papua New Guinea where many were marched to their deaths from malnutrition and abuse .
Americans know only too well how terrible the Pacific was ,
But yeah I remember as a kid being reminded many times of my German heritage and to be honest it didnt really bother me . My Mums side of the family hated the Nazi regime as well .
Surprisingly when my Grandfather was taken prisoner being a Navy diver when the allies rode in and as many were he was transferred to England and was assigned to an English family who looked after him until he was allowed to go home . He said they were very sympathetic and treated him really well . They understood not everyone in Germany adored old Adolf .
People can be so ignorant at times .

 

[webeblzr]

Every year I run my main for roots. Skipped a couple yrs when I first moved in and had the washer flood the basement some. Have it done every yr since then, I stay in their calendar. Lol
If ya stay up on it every year the roots don't get a chance to destroy the pipe. They get hacked off before they get big enough to f shit off.
Also have mine camera scoped every couple of years to keep an eye on shit. Literally. Lol

This post may be important to folks that own your home, as I had no idea, where my clean outs even were located, until this issue popped up.
This will not cpver all systems, but JL@G, post will save you thousands of dollars, by simply running an auger/clean out type of tool you can rent from a DYI store. So, here is a pic, of my breather pipe, but the clean outs were below the ground! I did not know, now it's $25 K to have it all replaced.

Anyway, do not forget your main sewer lines, as I did,
All the best to everyone!!

 

[JL2G]

This post may be important to folks that own your home, as I had no idea, where my clean outs even were located, until this issue popped up.
This will not cpver all systems, but JL@G, post will save you thousands of dollars, by simply running an auger/clean out type of tool you can rent from a DYI store.

Place I've been using for 16 yrs now is about $100 to run the main clear to the street, and any other drains after that an extra 50 per. Well worth the pc of mind.
fyi call a drain cleaning/pipe scoping service, not a plumber in most cases, and dont wait for it to backup to do so. Make it a seasonal, or biseasonal maintenance item like cleaning gutters. How often depends on your type of system, and condition/age.
Rates are billed differently for a drain cleaner vs plumbers rates. IE: my plumber would be 300 to do the cleanouts, my drain guy 100 to 125 depending.

So, here is a pic, of my breather pipe, but the clean outs were below the ground! I did not know, now it's $25 K to have it all replaced.

Yep, a new system is spendy. Especially if it's a more expensive, and required upgrade due to newer building codes.

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Anyway, do not forget your main sewer lines, as I did,
All the best to everyone!!

Another time I had my kitchen sink line clog up and couldn't find the clean out. Chatted up my neighbor who recently had the same issue and asked where theirs was located as they're the same Floorplan.
Turns out the cleanout was buried behind some drywall in my basement. Some Dbag covered it up. Lol. Thank goodness for the neighbor. I'd of been tearing shot up to find it. Lol
And yes, if done right every house should have one or more cleanouts for their various drain lines.
Keep em clean folks, save the shit show for another day. Lol

 

[Ramjet159]

A couple variations of the Glam Grapes x Blackberry being tested I guess you could say .

 

[Psychobilly]

Hope you're well bro.

 

[Smoke_A_Lot]

 

[DopeDaniel]

Why do I feel like the sober one when interacting with people?
Agent - "How do you want the rebar cut ?"
Me - "2 at 14 ft and 2 in half"
Agent - "So wait, let me write this down, 2 at 16 foot and ..."
Me - "No, 2 at 14 foot and 2 in half"
Agent - "So wait, how many pieces do you want?"
Me - "ok, I want 2 6ft, 2 14ft and 4 10ft pieces."
Agent - "So wait, ummm..."
Me - "ok, the pieces are 20ft long right?"
Agent - "yup."
Me - "So, if you cut 2 in half that gives me 4 10ft pieces right?"
Agent - "yes sir"
Me - "Then you cut 2 at 14ft and that leaves 2 6ft pieces for a total of 4 10ft, 2 14ft and 2 6ft right?"
Agent - "Ahhh, I see, cool. Here is your ticket for the rebar and propane"
Me - "Thanks, I'll meet you down there with my truck after I pay."

As I am at the cashier over the radio Agent - "Cashier, can you ask the guy getting the rebar how he wants it cut?"

Cashier - "How did you want him to cut the rebar?"
Me - "I don't know, bolt cutters?" - full well knowing what the real question was lmfao.
Cashier - "No, how..."
Me - "4 cuts, it's 4 cuts"
Cashier - confused look
Me - "4 cuts, 4 10ft, 2 14ft and 2 6ft"
Cashier - "But that's 8 pieces?"
Me - "From 4 pieces of 20ft 1/2in rebar."
Me - "Tell him I want 2 14ft pieces and 2 10ft pieces, I'll pay for 4 20ft pieces and sort out the corpses when I get down there."
Cashier - "ok"

I pay, strap the propane down and start to pull through the parking lot down to where the rebar is. There is a forklift waiting to load someone and a car backing like a student driver to maneuver a not 100% clear path.

Forklift driver tries to wave me on, I point to the car backing up behind him, he hops off without setting the brake!! Woo hoo, honk, honk, honk 3 short blast standard emergency signal fyi. The not forklift driver now waves his hand angrily in the air, ok f-off, I blast my horn while backing to avoid the forklift, dude turns and eyes 'bout friggin' pop out of his head. 😆 🤣 😂 no shit bro!! Dude was able to hop back on and stop before it's ass end swung around and hit the car that was baking.

I need Snoop up in here, gonna smoke 2 bowls, before I smoke 2 bowls, the I'm probably not gonna make it to the next 2, this ain't dispo weed.