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Glad to have you back.
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
...and shortly thereafter...1st lid of good ole Mexican dirt weed.
...Seeds And Stems (Again)
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Transport me back to the $10. bags filled with landrace seeds of the world’s most famous strains. What we could have grown then if we new what we know now. Then again life in prison was a hefty price to pay.
It was never to hard to tell if someone was a smoker as their shirt always had some pinhole burns in it from a missed and popped seed from a smoked joint.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Lol, it was my dad’s music from when I was a kid. Another way to time transport!
...proud grandparent moment...2009...taking grandson to Ottawa to see one of his/our faves...Leonard Cohen...pretty hip kid at 12...trip down memory lane...carry on... ...cheerz...
...h00k...
...cheerz......h00k...
Loved Leonard Cohen “first we take Manhattan” one of my favs. RIP...proud grandparent moment...2009...taking grandson to Ottawa to see one of his/our faves...Leonard Cohen...pretty hip kid at 12...trip down memory lane...carry on...
Howdy Shed and co. Just having a little catch up. Duo and Trio looking super. I so love TCK and I look forward to seeing how you train her. Holding thumbs that Sour G is a girl.
That was a good year Nev! Different times. I had a listen and it was a walk down memory lane.It was on the 1st album I ever bought then 3 years later my bf and I walked down Commerce st and bought our 1st lid of good ole Mexican dirt weed. I can still remember that taste.
Now that's classic country music!...and shortly thereafter...
Seeds And Stems (Again)
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupSeeds And Stems (Again) · Commander Cody And His Lost Planet AirmenLost In The Ozone℗ 1971 Geffen RecordsReleased...www.420magazine.com
thinkbetter12
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I’m on page 1237 ....skimming.... I’ll be caught up with my 420bible (also knows as Shed’s threadNo one should ever try to catch up here! You just jump in like it says on the sign out front.
Thanks for the info tb! I'm on the hunt for something to replace vaping carts in my house.
) here soon.Thanks Shed! and everyone else here! for being a super thoughtful group and place to land during the past year where folks are kind, funny and sharing great ideas and experimentation.
thinkbetter12
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Hey these look super! How is it going in the cloth with a tree outdoors? I’m planning to use a couple on a sloped concrete slab - as parking barrier - for some small trees or bushes. It’s the only helpful planter for a slope I can think of.I just started using cloth pots myself for my dwarf fruit trees last year. I had to go with a larger one than planned for this bare root Honey Babe peach, her main roots were huge!!Beats digging holes in caliche, here in the desert, lol. Plus I like the idea of air pruning in the roots. I’ll have to try a geopot, they look really sturdy!
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Ahh...but if we had stuck them in a freezer for "later," the genetics we would now have access to! Who knew?
LOL! Or holes in your eyebrows.
Indeed! My kids know so many songs from the 60s and 70s from their parents.
A 12 year old into Leonard Cohen? That must have made for a interesting friend group!
I have pretty eclectic tastes in music, but I never got into Leonard Cohen. I do like Rufus Wainwright's version of Hallelujah though!
Thanks Carmen! I hope that TCK hits as good as it looks, because it sure is a winner. "Holding thumbs" is a cute expression! We say "fingers crossed" here.
That's just crazy tb, but you're practically caught up anyway! I'm glad you're enjoying the read.I’m on page 1237 ....skimming.... I’ll be caught up with my 420bible (also knows as Shed’s thread
Thanks Shed! and everyone else here! for being a super thoughtful group and place to land during the past year where folks are kind, funny and sharing great ideas and experimentation.
Tommboy1973
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Going well so far but it’s new to me so we’ll see how they do I’ve time. The nectarine I transplanted last fall/winter is looking healthier than ever.
How do you rate??
You get STS before me.....
Pbfft,pbfft...whatevs.....always the bridesmaid.......
You get STS before me.....
Pbfft,pbfft...whatevs.....always the bridesmaid.......
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Did you pass on the "bride" option?
Anyway, as my advocate, you moved me to the front of the line and I appreciate that.
Also, I've been trying to make these seeds since July!
I think he's all full up on brides,and then some...Did you pass on the "bride" option?
Anyway, as my advocate, you moved me to the front of the line and I appreciate that.
Also, I've been trying to make these seeds since July!
Just giving you a hard time. You know I'm always happy to help.
I took advantage of my downtime and caught up here finally.
Congrats on your disgusting plant and the other two ...which seem nice.
Kismet
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You still using promix Shed? Want to put a couple of autos outside.
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Not him!
Oof! I hope it was worth it.
Which one was the disgusting one? I have 9 total...
I am! ProMix HP, but the two Spring grow plants are the last two in it. It's no longer available here, so I'm going back to soil with a lot of perlite for the summer grow.
Tommboy1973
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Did you ever find out why Promix isn’t available there anymore?
I thought it would have been obvious that I was referring to the bananananana plant.
Buttercup said his have never smelled like bananas and that isn't the first time I've heard of that. I wonder if anyone here has grown one that really does?
Of course it was. Highly informative and endlessly entertaining.Oof! I hope it was worth it.
Isn't that your "secret formula" for a successful journal!?!
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