SciFi
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O_O You got balls man.. Big and wide.
O_O You got balls man.. Big and wide.
SanibelGreen
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Great site! I really like it, cannot wait to see what the future brings...
SG
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Those damn coyotes will probably use our blackberry tunnel to launch a full force attack on us and rob our plants! Sometime within the next 2 days we will fill in the holes. The fields are starting to dry out and soon there will be 16 hour work days on tractors so time will be limited, not to mention I'll be in Oregon for about a week coming this Friday. My buddy walked out there today with his dogs to check up on them and almost had our prized plant get squished by playful dogs. Note to self: Don't bring dogs along to the grow site...and if you do, tie both of them to a tree. He said the plants were showing signs of heat stress but that was expected for the first few days. I'll update again as soon as something happens!
Thanks to everyone who is following my journal so far, especially SanibelGreen and 0115790! It really means a lot to my partner and I when you guys tell us we are doing a great job, can't wait to see what happens next, etc...we love hearing this mainly because we can't get the satisfaction from our own friends who have no clue this is even happening!
Thanks to everyone who is following my journal so far, especially SanibelGreen and 0115790! It really means a lot to my partner and I when you guys tell us we are doing a great job, can't wait to see what happens next, etc...we love hearing this mainly because we can't get the satisfaction from our own friends who have no clue this is even happening!
SanibelGreen
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No prob sir! Given any thought to maybe some chicken wire and stakes around the site? that patch seems high enough so the stakes and what not would not be seen + possibly eliminating you ground animal problem.
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SanibelGreen
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Hey guys, work has consumed both of us...putting in 12+ hours on tractors sucks up a huge amount of the day. I'm heading to Oregon till next Wednesday so there won't be any huge updates unless my partner decides to upload something. So far I haven't seen the plants since last time I updated so its going to be a huge surprise when that day comes! I won't have internet connection and cell service will be hard to come by...talk to you guys soon!
SanibelGreen
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Toes
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A little late...but I caught up. Nice work 
I second the wide balls comment !!!
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I second the wide balls comment !!!
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SanibelGreen
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Nice to have you back man!
SG
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Hey guys! Just a quickie update. Good news and bad news.
The good news: My partner and I finished the rest of the plants tonight since we got off work early. This tractor work has really been taking a toll on the time we could go out to the river. I'll have a big update later tonight or tomorrow evening with pictures and a video of us leaving the grow site (If I can manage to hyperlink the video in this thread).
The bad news: It's been a week since my friend last watered and checked up on the plants...the soil was dry but there was still moisture about an inch deep. The biggest part of the bad news is that slugs completely killed 1 of the plants, left 3 in critical care but with tender loving care they will make it, and the rest had a few leaves missing. It's all a matter or learning and we will spread slug deterrent all around the ground tomorrow.
Pictures and video later!
Peace, Jimbobwey
The good news: My partner and I finished the rest of the plants tonight since we got off work early. This tractor work has really been taking a toll on the time we could go out to the river. I'll have a big update later tonight or tomorrow evening with pictures and a video of us leaving the grow site (If I can manage to hyperlink the video in this thread).
The bad news: It's been a week since my friend last watered and checked up on the plants...the soil was dry but there was still moisture about an inch deep. The biggest part of the bad news is that slugs completely killed 1 of the plants, left 3 in critical care but with tender loving care they will make it, and the rest had a few leaves missing. It's all a matter or learning and we will spread slug deterrent all around the ground tomorrow.
Pictures and video later!
Peace, Jimbobwey
SanibelGreen
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Sorry to hear that man! I think it's dolamite that turns them away?
SG
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SanibelGreen
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I think that one can recover with some love, otherwise they are looking fine with staying out there with no water for a bit, like the shade they seem to have too, a super stealth mission with some chicken wire and stakes would be primo
SG
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LotzOfTrycs
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Sorry to hear about the slugs, you should check this out: Electric slug barrier
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That electric slug fence is pretty badass, where the slug completes the circuit haha! I already have some slug "sawdust" like stuff you sprinkle around the plant and the slugs dont like it. We use it in our garden at home and the slugs retreat!
