Dragon Meds Three Black Dragon crosses--in a pot!

"Bailers Booya" 8 girls!! :dance2: Shweeeeet,.... :smoke: This bucket is going to be soooo juicy! :karma Cloud:-coming home to roost, my friend- Cheers! to the upcoming hedge! :roflcry:

>>>Don Smithiano, My regrets to you, for the lack of fiction on the grasshopper story! :roflcry: ...my muse was not present, as it was late, and my POS computer was crashing again... perhaps, a good starter: "...there I was, there I was, there I was,.... in the Okefenokee Swamplands... Mr. Pimblington stood ready with the kevlar net, ignoring his seeping leech wounds and the fierce, buzzing cloud of mosquitos that pursued us into our very orifices....our guide, Beauforte, stood fish-eyed, and with white-knuckled grasp of the sawed off 10-gauge he insisted was mandatory,...His tale of the huge Alligator Snapper turtle being eaten alive by the devils, crawling even into the shell itself, had us deem his precaution prudent! ...The rasping of the reeds blowing in the wind covering the grotesque chittering of our prey,... great, liquid low clouds obscure our light, giving advantage to Megalocusts' already stealthy coloration... Our goal, to return with one of the devils intact to the Beefeaters Club, to ratify our darkly countenanced claims of their existence,..." ..... :yoinks: :brow: :crying: Aaaah, g'on you two! -how could you buy such a farce for even a second!! If insects got this big, we'd be toast by now,... :roflcry: -seriously, I'd fill my pants to brimming if I saw something like, say Tiger beetles, at this scale! *shudder* ...look them up Don,... their speed is so great, their brains are unable to process what they see in real time! When they hunt, they run down anything that looks remotely like a meal, latch on, and worry about size issues later,... :no:
 
very cool don smithiano! those dragon's are to drool for!! here in maine, you need at least .45 cal to bring down a blackfly, and you need saddle's for the mosquito's, but it looks like the 21st century here, because everbody is flying.:grin:[video=youtube;8QyzPUDcgM8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QyzPUDcgM8[/video]
 
here's the little Russian party girl
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and here's the Russian multipot i re counted there is 10 girls in the pot

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trying to think i fed 1/2tsp 16-16-16 1tsp mendo honey 1/2tsp jump start and a splash of maxi crop seaweed in a gallon and they got half of it
 
"Bailers Booya" 8 girls!! :dance2: Shweeeeet,.... :smoke: This bucket is going to be soooo juicy! :karma Cloud:-coming home to roost, my friend- Cheers! to the upcoming hedge! :roflcry:

>>>Don Smithiano, My regrets to you, for the lack of fiction on the grasshopper story! :roflcry: ...my muse was not present, as it was late, and my POS computer was crashing again... perhaps, a good starter: "...there I was, there I was, there I was,.... in the Okefenokee Swamplands... Mr. Pimblington stood ready with the kevlar net, ignoring his seeping leech wounds and the fierce, buzzing cloud of mosquitos that pursued us into our very orifices....our guide, Beauforte, stood fish-eyed, and with white-knuckled grasp of the sawed off 10-gauge he insisted was mandatory,...His tale of the huge Alligator Snapper turtle being eaten alive by the devils, crawling even into the shell itself, had us deem his precaution prudent! ...The rasping of the reeds blowing in the wind covering the grotesque chittering of our prey,... great, liquid low clouds obscure our light, giving advantage to Megalocusts' already stealthy coloration... Our goal, to return with one of the devils intact to the Beefeaters Club, to ratify our darkly countenanced claims of their existence,..." ..... :yoinks: :brow: :crying: Aaaah, g'on you two! -how could you buy such a farce for even a second!! If insects got this big, we'd be toast by now,... :roflcry: -seriously, I'd fill my pants to brimming if I saw something like, say Tiger beetles, at this scale! *shudder* ...look them up Don,... their speed is so great, their brains are unable to process what they see in real time! When they hunt, they run down anything that looks remotely like a meal, latch on, and worry about size issues later,... :no:

Waira---may I apply as your literary agent. You have a gift. I will read your book before I see the movie. :tiphat:

very cool don smithiano! those dragon's are to drool for!! here in maine, you need at least .45 cal to bring down a blackfly, and you need saddle's for the mosquito's, but it looks like the 21st century here, because everbody is flying.:grin:[video=youtube;8QyzPUDcgM8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QyzPUDcgM8[/video]

You have the big black flies. The moose are just badgered to no end by bugs. Those big flies I remember from fishing in the west. They are a pest and bite.

Sniper I see your harvest. One of the Dragons appears to be finished or maybe over ripe.

Ordered an entry level hand held digital microscope. Wanted to look a thrichs with it. Box on porch--shall check. Tonight may play with it and harvest.

Waira---my plants are about the size of yours. Basically--one stemmers. With the three ought to fill a couple of jars--or less as they cure. Connoisseur canna in small qt.
 
:grin: Capo Fancy Hands No lie! I hear your flying vermin are as bad as it gets! :yoinks: They tear the top off of the DEET bottle, chug it right in your face, then lustily belch nose-hair curling gasses at you! What's a west coast boy to do...? :dunno: :roflcry: Yes, you know it already, we're the Jetsom's aroung here!

>> Sniper :wiz: :hump: -that makes it an even split, right? :foxy:x10!!! -giggady giggady gig-a-dee!! ....I see there's a lot of size diversity in there- a good thing, IMO... spread that upcoming canopy out some! - are we looking at pheno' diff's? Is it me, or do the shorter ones have fatter fingers...? They all look fantastic my friend, so very healthy! *** Ahhh, Ruskie goodness! LOL- she really did have arms holding pom-poms, huh! Her trich's look large for an auto,... like landrace Indica large! Am I seeing things here too...? *** Frosty's are treating me very well Sniper,...thank you again my friend! They remain unchanged aromatically so far into curing, and the buzz is fine tuning nicely... there are subtle differences between them, especially Stunt Double; that one doesn't sic' the Sandman on you after an hour or so...-:smoke: The others, ...will need further testing! Aromas are super nice, floral and citrus notes are rich...I struggle to resist nose-diving into the jars all the time -LOL!

Don,.. naturally, you're my first choice! :grin: Thanks, I was hoping that would slake your thirst for pulp-drama, with a little H.P. Lovecraft styling mixed in there! Maybe I'll work on the next "chapter", the attack, later,... :roflcry:
** That gold burnished one looked ripe for the taking to me CG, is she the one you're thinking of H'ing? *** Oooo, nice toy, Boss! -you best share wit' da crew,... :smoke: Oh, I think you girls were far,.. girthier, than mine... And very dense! Your net weight will surprise you, I think,... :brow: And the quality will be crushing! Sleepy-meds, on the way!
 
These plants are near three weeks or so.

Started with 7 seeds. Culled four asap. All started as tiny ones. They should begin to become more robust with all the light.

Two are Black Dragon x Russian Dragon and the other is a mystery Black Dragon x ______ Dragon.

Fumbled around and broke big ones main stem. Taped it yesterday.

We shall see how they do.

5 gallon bag.
Canna Coco and nute + supp. line. Cal/mag and Si.
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Little one is a rehab patient!!

Nice Dragon Crammin' sir :)

Good luck
 
nope remember i counted wrong and had 1 empty hole so 19

10 girls and 9 males

good eye the smaller ones are more than likely jem dom the biggest reminds me of the one that knocked me out cold several times the deep chunk girl oh how she had me drool'n

yeah the little party gal was jem dom too she went green to yellow in 1 plain watering tell tell jem

and the Russian does have large trichs compared to others strains that have those real fine trichs

glad the fd's are treating ya good i warned you about that nose diving its gonna dry out the bud :grin:
 
Hello Astro--dedicating his time to "our friends."

I did it--I went cheap. I purchased the Amoeba Celestron. A gamble. Not sure if it is up to par.

Three + a duplicate snap shots. 10x 60x 200x. I am disappointed somewhat--focus method is rough.

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Astro and others. Could be we have to wait a few days before being able to click to open the bigger photos.

May exchange. What do you think of above. Wonder if better viewing software would help with clarity.

The unit looked like it could also be hand held in the grow room. No it is stationary with UBS connection.
 
they look good! :bow:don.......you dont have the magnification i have on mine, but they are good, for up to 200x"Bailers Booya" the higher the magnification, the tougher the focus, and micro shot's have a lot of blur, because at 600x the thickness of a trichome, one end in focus the other end out. i also use a supplemental led light, used for photography, that is ajustable. also the bigger scope's have a filter wheel with different tint's to change the colors of the shot similar to wratten filter's used in astrophotography. i used to have thousand's of dollar's worth of astrophotography equipment, back when emulsion film was used, i had a cold camera that used dry ice to hyper the film, to make it super sensitive to light. for exposure's that lasted up to two hrs.:Sharing One:my shot's were as good as almost any earth based telescope's, but when the hubble went up i could no longer compeat. they were just too good. so i gave it up:grin: now i just do visual astronomy, ther is something magic about looking at an object, and knowing that the photon's that are hitting your eye have been traveling for (as an example, the andromeda galaxy) 2.5 million years, and thats close for a galaxy. and some object's you can see the light has been traveling for hundreds of million yrs. and pow!! right in the eye.:Sharing One:
 
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