It doesn't take much C02 to raise the level 10X of what it is.
I'll shuddup now.
Yes please do!
Idea
I consulted with a crew that was producing "medical grade" but when the bottom dropped out of the market from 800 to 400 or less they closed up operations.
My grandpa and I trapped together from the time I was big enough to walk. I remember one summer he got an idea to pick up road kill cats. He would bring them home chop them up with an ax. He then put what I come to call cat squares in gallon jars on the west side of the smoke house to ferment until trapping season. We would go set our traps and it was always my job to open the jars and get him a square of cat of the jar to bait with. If you have never smelled a chopped up roadkill cat that had been simmering in the sun for months you haven’t smelled anything so terrible! We caught every possum in the country that year.
I was trying to keep this on gardening, but since you mentioned the cat stuff, that ranks (pun) right up with the 1,000 lb rotting cow carcasses we had to deal with that had been toasting in the hot sun for weeks.My grandpa and I trapped together from the time I was big enough to walk. I remember one summer he got an idea to pick up road kill cats. He would bring them home chop them up with an ax. He then put what I come to call cat squares in gallon jars on the west side of the smoke house to ferment until trapping season. We would go set our traps and it was always my job to open the jars and get him a square of cat of the jar to bait with. If you have never smelled a chopped up roadkill cat that had been simmering in the sun for months you haven’t smelled anything so terrible! We caught every possum in the country that year.
Mold’s seems prevalent on some inside grows but I haven’t had any problems with pests or molds yet.
Just started buddingGood reminder for me to pick up some seeds soon, springtime is just around the corner...
P.S. Where are the footlong bud spears?
Do you have any idea how many people are waiting for you to say....
In the 1970s I saw one bloom, it was in a pot in the owner backyard.
Nice choices! Both Indica dominant. Should throw a Sativa dominant in the works for night time weed.Okey-dokey, looks like I'm set with the successful placement of an order for seeds, dunno why the glitch occurred last time I tried to order. But the transaction went through this time, and my seeds will be shipped pronto... I will germinate 'em the day they arrive and let 'em grow indoors for a bit before I transplant 'em, just to make sure spring is here. I'll be growing outdoors again, just as soon as the starter plants are big enough to go in the ground.
As for the two strains I bought, I traveled to the Dark Continent this time around, lol. After perusing the seed bank catalog, I bought 'CONGO RED' and 'PURPLE AFRICAN MAGIC'---both are listed as "Extremely Strong" but the Purple African Magic offers a whopping 28-35% THC content, lol. The Congo Red just looked good, and the name was consistent with my adventure on the Dark Continent. Both strains supposedly do well outdoors too, which is good.
A review I read claimed that one of these strains produced something like 16 ounces of weed per plant, I can't recall which strain, but Holy Toledo! I guess my friends in Idaho will be happy, along with a few transients I style out here in Alamo. Last season, I wound up donating an ounce or two to folks down on their luck... all were happy to receive those sacks too, lol. Meh, they're already down & out, might as well let 'em live it up for awhile. Cheers!
