Live Stoner Chat Live Stoner Chat - Jul-Sep '22

[Mossy]

Great taken a dab then hooking up and heading out see everyone later tonight

Enjoy your day @Dale's Proper Bud ......

 

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[dogfart]

Vermont Maple Pull-Aparts - Klinger's Bread Company

A luscious blend of buttery French croissant pieces and VT maple syrup cream with a touch of cinnamon.

klingersbread.com

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[Dr Fluff]

Hey Arty - When does outdoor season start in your neck of the woods? I'm thinking of trying sun power for the first time!
Could save me a few rubels!

Mossy's tomato advice is a good one!

Traditionally UK Outdoor season starts early May but in warm areas maybe even end of April!
I live pretty far down South, so the frost buggers off earlier than it does, in the North!

I got my plants in the ground in mid August (due to being waylaid by the heat wave).
2 weeks from seed they went in the ground!
I had germed two sets of seeds prior to planting out because of the heat wave!

Crop is looking to finish start of Oct.

Site clearance and preparations to the soil are best done in advance in the spring.
Many outdoor growers I follow in the UK will prep a plot in Feb/March.
They will search for their site in the winter a great excuse to wrap up warm and enjoy a good walk.
In the winter there are no leaves on most plants, so a little extra vision will be needed, to fill in where the leaves will grow and the cover they will provide!

Build a bramble fort!
If you have a look on Google Earth you can search areas that may provide a spot for a grow!
Find a Bramble thicket and you could be on to a winner!
My patch was 15M x 10M, holllowing it out isn't that big a job but protection is a must, long welders gloves come in handy, as does a leather jacket and a good strong canvas hat, thorns in your skull are a pain! I can vouch to that!
What are the benefits, well if your cunning and have made a small rabbit entrance (low, small and easily covered with vegetation & sticks).
Deer can't get at your plants, people less likely to get at your plants. Good camo.

You'll want to check it isn't near walking paths and areas used for leisure.
Here are a couple of useful map apps, the footpaths one is obvious but what is Geocaching?
Geocaching is where someone hides something and other have to find it from clues and directions!
Geocachers can seriously be a pain in the butt, they don't stick to paths!
So it is my advice before you plant your grow, check the geocaching locations near by and avoid any potential plot too near by.

Stink? Anything over 20 metrs away is ok 50 meters awesome, some grower will use a minimum of 10M but I can smell mine from that distance!

Nutrients
Guerilla tabs are great (Biotabs) I bought the Guerill Juice but not used it! Instead I added 100g of Bat Guano for flowering per plant.
I added Blood, Fish & Bone - Chicken poop pellets - a ton of perlite in my clay soil - Epsom Salts (I accidentally bought "Lavender" Epsom salts,. so after application the plot, smelled of lavender) soil taken to the plot was Biobizz all mix.

Map Links
Footpath map
Geocaching map

 

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Mossy's tomato advice is a good one!

Traditionally UK Outdoor season starts early May but in warm areas maybe even end of April!
I live pretty far down South, so the frost buggers off earlier than it does, in the North!

I got my plants in the ground in mid August (due to being waylaid by the heat wave).
2 weeks from seed they went in the ground!
I had germed two sets of seeds prior to planting out because of the heat wave!

Crop is looking to finish start of Oct.

Site clearance and preparations to the soil are best done in advance in the spring.
Many outdoor growers I follow in the UK will prep a plot in Feb/March.
They will search for their site in the winter a great excuse to wrap up warm and enjoy a good walk.
In the winter there are no leaves on most plants, so a little extra vision will be needed, to fill in where the leaves will grow and the cover they will provide!

Build a bramble fort!
If you have a look on Google Earth you can search areas that may provide a spot for a grow!
Find a Bramble thicket and you could be on to a winner!
My patch was 15M x 10M, holllowing it out isn't that big a job but protection is a must, long welders gloves come in handy, as does a leather jacket and a good strong canvas hat, thorns in your skull are a pain! I can vouch to that!
What are the benefits, well if your cunning and have made a small rabbit entrance (low, small and easily covered with vegetation & sticks).
Deer can't get at your plants, people less likely to get at your plants. Good camo.

You'll want to check it isn't near walking paths and areas used for leisure.
Here are a couple of useful map apps, the footpaths one is obvious but what is Geocaching?
Geocaching is where someone hides something and other have to find it from clues and directions!
Geocachers can seriously be a pain in the butt, they don't stick to paths!
So it is my advice before you plant your grow, check the geocaching locations near by and avoid any potential plot too near by.

Stink? Anything over 20 metrs away is ok 50 meters awesome, some grower will use a minimum of 10M but I can smell mine from that distance!

Nutrients
Guerilla tabs are great (Biotabs) I bought the Guerill Juice but not used it! Instead I added 100g of Bat Guano for flowering per plant.
I added Blood, Fish & Bone - Chicken poop pellets - a ton of perlite in my clay soil - Epsom Salts (I accidentally bought "Lavender" Epsom salts,. so after application the plot, smelled of lavender) soil taken to the plot was Biobizz all mix.

Map Links
Footpath map
Geocaching map

Thanks Arty - That's gold!!



I've got my brable fortress already and no roads or paths for miles (on my land .... (oooh lardeedarrr lol)) ... August though ... mannn .. my Autumn grow got screwed and called off by misfortune and a leaky pipe! Urgh!

Life eh??? You gotta roll with papers!!

 

[Redeye Master]

Gotta love a good old guerilla grow @arty zan

 

[dogfart]

Mossy's tomato advice is a good one!

Traditionally UK Outdoor season starts early May but in warm areas maybe even end of April!
I live pretty far down South, so the frost buggers off earlier than it does, in the North!

I got my plants in the ground in mid August (due to being waylaid by the heat wave).
2 weeks from seed they went in the ground!
I had germed two sets of seeds prior to planting out because of the heat wave!

Crop is looking to finish start of Oct.

Site clearance and preparations to the soil are best done in advance in the spring.
Many outdoor growers I follow in the UK will prep a plot in Feb/March.
They will search for their site in the winter a great excuse to wrap up warm and enjoy a good walk.
In the winter there are no leaves on most plants, so a little extra vision will be needed, to fill in where the leaves will grow and the cover they will provide!

Build a bramble fort!
If you have a look on Google Earth you can search areas that may provide a spot for a grow!
Find a Bramble thicket and you could be on to a winner!
My patch was 15M x 10M, holllowing it out isn't that big a job but protection is a must, long welders gloves come in handy, as does a leather jacket and a good strong canvas hat, thorns in your skull are a pain! I can vouch to that!
What are the benefits, well if your cunning and have made a small rabbit entrance (low, small and easily covered with vegetation & sticks).
Deer can't get at your plants, people less likely to get at your plants. Good camo.

You'll want to check it isn't near walking paths and areas used for leisure.
Here are a couple of useful map apps, the footpaths one is obvious but what is Geocaching?
Geocaching is where someone hides something and other have to find it from clues and directions!
Geocachers can seriously be a pain in the butt, they don't stick to paths!
So it is my advice before you plant your grow, check the geocaching locations near by and avoid any potential plot too near by.

Stink? Anything over 20 metrs away is ok 50 meters awesome, some grower will use a minimum of 10M but I can smell mine from that distance!

Nutrients
Guerilla tabs are great (Biotabs) I bought the Guerill Juice but not used it! Instead I added 100g of Bat Guano for flowering per plant.
I added Blood, Fish & Bone - Chicken poop pellets - a ton of perlite in my clay soil - Epsom Salts (I accidentally bought "Lavender" Epsom salts,. so after application the plot, smelled of lavender) soil taken to the plot was Biobizz all mix.

Map Links
Footpath map
Geocaching map

Where I live stinging nettle blackberries and Mullen which is a biannual which means it takes two seasons to flower for those in the Layman's area of things, that being said a lot of times seeing that Trifecta growing is a perfect area for cannabis to start

 

[Redeye Master]

I was told if there’s nettles the ground is good for weed? Is that right?

 

[Dr Fluff]

This product sounds spectacular .. it's truly impressive to think that such amazing results can be obtained at such a low price . My half brother's uncle lost his leg in a mining accident, but since visiting seed-finder.eu and using ARTY-TECH (copyright AZ industries) lighting, his old leg and an entriely new one has grown back!!

I'd like you to share your thoughts and experiences, and thank you in advance for being wonderful.
AZ

Why thank for your kind words!!
A new leg you say???!
Well this gives Arty an idea!!!
What if we could grow 2 extra legs......................................................................on a chicken!
A four legged chicken, would make BANK!
It may not do much for the chicken wings market though!
Yes the thought of making a four winged chicked, could help the chicken wing industry but, it is always flying as it has no legs to land, which makes it somewhat hard to catch!
Unless you have Annette!

This is Annette with a net! Buh dum tish!
She is wonderful you lady but can't catch a 4 winged chicken for toffee!

I never knew such a low price linked to the home page before
Please be aware that any Copyright must have a date with it or it is null and void!
The copyright will then stay in place for the next 50 years from that date!

Thank you for your kind words, I am always full of wonder, that is an inquisitive mind for you!
Experiences, I got into a car that wasn't anything to do with me! I had just helped a mate to his door with some luggage and went back to get in my other mates car!
There was stuff on the seat so I moved it, then I realized the car wasn't full of crap, rubble dust and sand!
In fact it was supper clean and smelled nice too!
My brain woke up and internal alarm bells went off "THIS ISN'T MY MATES CAR"!!
My mate had driven off to park and I had just clambered into someone elses car, someone I didn't know!!!!!
I got out as aquick as you like , hoping no one had seen me get in it!
No one did but next time you go away from your car, sodding well lock it so I don't accidentally get in it!

 

[Dr Fluff]

I was told if there’s nettles the ground is good for weed? Is that right?

Nettle love Nitrogen so the soil should be rich in that!
Due to the high nitrogen in nettles, they make great compost and also liquid fertilizer.