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Right back at you @Mossey! Have a good day gatos! :smokeout:

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I've Always Wondered why we harvest the whole plant...and can just guess it is down to Convenience...... :pass:

Top and end buds that get most light are more Mature than buds further down or closer to the main stem.


And also the Reluctance to Test a bud.....:pass: ...I've seen it on other sites...like a Badge of Dishonour to take a bud off...
But Hell....don't Bugger about....If you Wonder if your plant is ready...just take a Test bud off....and Try it.......:pass:

Tailor your Meds in....find the Optimum time on a cross for You.


Top Tip...if you are Desperate.....take the Sugar Leaves....leave the bud to mature....even the Sugars are stronger than bud I've bought.....:headbang:
That’s exactly what it is, convenience. Honestly, people are just super excited to harvest, and turn over the space for the next plant. It’s absolutely to the detriment of quality. There’s probably some that have to harvest since they use their tent to dry in. That big purple punch plant I just grew wouldn’t have made it over the pound mark if I hadn’t let the lowers fatten up for an extra week and a half…. I would’ve just missed it, again. :haha: :pass:
 
@Dale's Proper Bud
So….. I did an in depth stoner comparison of my dab thingy with the ceramic collector, versus my friends dab thingy with the quartz collector and couldn’t really tell a difference honestly….. although the ceramic seemed to stay cleaner, more efficiently burning off all or most of the rosin. Hers wins the price game since you can buy several of hers for the price of one of mine…..but I do prefer mine between the two. :pass: That’s the Huni Badger (mine) vs the Lookha Seahorse
 
:crying: Boys and their toys…no matter how old they are:doh::crying: speed doesn’t do it for me:shrug::headbang:
Speed on water and my back no longer mix well. While not near as fast as that list, the last boat I built was pretty fast. It was an old 12ft Lone Star, early built, right after the war. i converted it to a front seat stick steer and an old 40HP Evinrude.
It was waaaaay over motored! Shut down had to be slow with the wash. A little tricky to drive solo at speed, but pretty stable with someone in the back seat. We'd been on the lake for a couple of days and fishing hard. We had just finished baiting out trot lines and were gonna head out to a spot to go for some BIG cats on rods n reels with good size brim as bait. It was dark as hell, but dead smooth. We had been around the lake quite a bit and hadn't seen much floating debris. We were at full throttle and she planned out very well. We hit a big submerged log and went flying. It flew pretty even and landed just slightly ass heavy. It almost threw Unk outta the boat and jumbled everything loose, but nothing flew out.
I was one of those................"When are we gonna come back down?" moments when time moves so slow. Dunno how the transom stayed on the boat, just shows how well it was built.
I found a very nice 20HP Merc set up for remote. It was a very low hour unit, but very neglected. I went thru it and it ran like brand new. it took a bit to get it set up, but finally got the right prop and had to add a Dolfin to it. A much slower, but far more stable boat.
Wish I still had it. I couldn't go fish while taking care of Mom, so I sold it to a neighbor that had been bugging me for years to sell it to him. Fun little boat and got the job done quite well...............just not at break neck speed.
 
Happy Caturday Stoners!
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Plucking leaves from Star Krunch and wow! It's inescapable to move around her canopy of xl buds without getting the noise on a finger tip... She moved along into an overwhelmingly loud sticky sweet Bubblegum aroma that's tough to rid my fingers of.. I'm going to break the Press with this girl...
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