Saffasteve
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Older seeds usually take a bit longer to pop
Aussie Growers Thread
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PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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Me tooth decays are new, hopefully roots tmoz if not there going in the dirt
Lucky Luke
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Good to see you got some rain.
Lucky Luke
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ive used pliers. Just be gentle.
Jackeeeboy
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12 hours in a cup of water and 12 hours on paper towel should I wait longer or plant these mofos
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JimyTheCook
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Id normally wait till there half inch or so but they look good enough to go now..
JimyTheCook
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I gave up the first time.. after seein you post that ya found it i gave it another look an found it straight away
Lucky Luke
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plant em. Its easy to break the tap root when they are longer.
Lucky Luke
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What are you planting them into? Jiffy pellets?
Rewerb
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Today was planting day:
Tomorrow's plan is for mulching, caging & a spot of B&D, before I figure-out an easier way of watering without having to lug a shitload of water over multiple trips every time I visit.
Just in case you're wondering what the light-coloured stuff all over the ground is, it's the wood ash I removed from the wood heater yesterday.
The soil isn't as bad as I initially thought, but once this lot has run its course, I'll be adding a shitload of organics to the soil & turning it all in, then leave it to over-winter with a cover crop before I start again next year.
Tomorrow's plan is for mulching, caging & a spot of B&D, before I figure-out an easier way of watering without having to lug a shitload of water over multiple trips every time I visit.
Just in case you're wondering what the light-coloured stuff all over the ground is, it's the wood ash I removed from the wood heater yesterday.
The soil isn't as bad as I initially thought, but once this lot has run its course, I'll be adding a shitload of organics to the soil & turning it all in, then leave it to over-winter with a cover crop before I start again next year.
Lucky Luke
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FKN A. Nice to see.
Lucky Luke
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nice lookin bush.
Rewerb
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Thanks, mate. Frankly, it's all thanks to @DustyDuke who provided the clones of Incredible Bulk to give me the impetus to do this, or else I wouldn't be doing anything at all this year.
I've still got 3 clones of IB & one of Gelato OG which I'm going to play "Frankenstein" games with (cloning, colloidal silver etc...etc..) that I've learned-about by reading this thread & making a shitload of notes over the past couple of years. Thanks to all the guys & girls that have made me learn.
It's definitely now beer-o'clock. I'm shagged!
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Jackeeeboy
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Not sure yet are jiffy pots any good?
Lucky Luke
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im not a fan of them. The pellets are much better IMO and u can use them to clone in as well. Dont have to fill them with anything either unlike the Jiffy pots.
Jackeeeboy
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I'm confused do you mean peat pellets ?
Rewerb
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'Shoulda seen it 10 years ago. Notice the burnt-out stump behind the fencing? That's a small one. Everything else is just runaway regrowth.
Took me ages to find a spot that gets decent sunlight in between the burnt-out trees during the day & then clear the plot of all the saplings, ferns/bracken & fucking weeds. With any luck, I can keep this area going for several years before some bastard finds it & rips me.
Lucky Luke
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Rewerb
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