Beaner has toooo much time on his hands!

Amazing amount of work you do! I know it won't be as often, but please keep the updates coming...I, for one, will be subscribed to this thread for a long time!

well i guess the next update will probably be wednesday, thats when i bring out another 14 plants...

thats all i get not even a thanks for the support. i see sad things in your futture.

Im sorry you feal that way... please let me offer you this belated gesture of gratitude twords your kind words, I am sorry, i tend to get a bit bashfull when presented with such brazen praise, but i really do appritiate it more than you can imagine. All i wish is to teach, to help as many people who share this hobby as i can, i don't do it for the praise but for the chance to sqeeze drops of sweat from my dirt smothered pores as i slave day in and day out for this plant that amazes me so much. this journal is also for me as much as it is to show my method to everyone who wishes to see. after spending hundreds of hours in my sometimes putrid and mosquito infested, but also incredibly beautiful chunk of pristene habitat, i have an overwelming urge to tell somone of the new things i have seen and learned every time i go, and as telling anyone i know personally would violate rule number 1 of the guerilla handbook, i choose to document it here.

when overgrow and seedsdirect.to were shut down, and tommy chong put in jail for his online pipe store, i didn't know what to think, for several years i didn't even bother to search for a new site or seed company, thinking that the ignorant and greedy drug czars had finally succeded in shutting the online marijuana industry down. luckily i happened to stumble across this fine site one day this april and since then have always hurredly checked my threads the second i got home from whatever leave i took. your praise gives me hope that i can help, even though in a fairly small way, to spread the wonder and amazment i feal every week when stumbling to my plots, seeing my hard work has paid off with a rich new addition of greenery. so once again i just want everyone to know, i am eternally gratefull that you have taken the time out of your day, to read my sometimes excesivly long and wordy paragraphs.

thank you beaner that was deep man

mushrooms have a way of making a person very "philisophical" lol.

I don't think you wrote that at all. That's just a cut and paste job from the growfaq.

If you did write that, then I need some shrooms!

beaner is the fuckin MAAAN

Indeed they do Beaner.
Shrooms expand your mind and give you different perspectives on everthing from your outlook on life and appreciation for your surroundings.

I feel like they are great fun to eat.
The real treat is getting back to what people would consider normal.

midgradeindasouth said:

Indeed they do Beaner.
Shrooms expand your mind and give you different perspectives on everthing from your outlook on life and appreciation for your surroundings.

I feel like they are great fun to eat.
The real treat is getting back to what people would consider normal.

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Do you get this only while you are tripping, or has it changed your outlook all the time?

Wigmo said:

beaner is the fuckin MAAAN

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beaner is jsut a big-o-faget lol j/k beaner is a man with respect and authority. i respect that man beamer

oh yeah, i mean i don't feal quite the philosopher now that i have returned to this demention but it is something truely beyond description, an amazingly joyful happy fealing that seems to well up from deap in your chest, spreading over your face and shoulders like a warm fuzzy glove. you really have to try them to understand the fealing, its like your perspective widens, i wasn't "halucinating" most of the time, i was looking at my world, and noticing every minute detail, appritiating everything, i sat by my pond for nearly 2 hours, just thinking about how i could make myself a better person and the world a better place, I was fealing very humanitarian, thinking about how i might feed the hungry, protect those weaker than me, and lend freindship to the lonely. I havent smoked marijuana in nearly a week (I take breaks often to keep my tolerance low and ambition high) but they do interact very well together. now that i am in this demention again i do feal the urge to be a better, more complete person, not as strong as last night but it opened my eyes to a lot of things, the beatles never made more sence to me than they do now. and yes i do write everything i post, unless i state otherwise, I read a lot, and find that it really helps with elequence in writing, that and my trusty thesouraus, lol. now i just need to work on my spelling.

the shrooms sound good i'd like to get me some and see what there like

Truely inspireing.

Hey Beaner, Good work! I live probably within a few hundred miles of you in another country. I have done some scouting and have some areas that are almost identical to yours. I will be following closly as I have placed about 80 seeds in a small(3x3 feet lol) starter plot about 1.5 weeks ago, yesterday i checked on em and i must have 70 of them on there 2-3rd set of leaves.

within the week I will have to start building up the motivation to your level as this is going to be alot of transplanting and plot making. I also have about 30 more that I started inside. Since this is my first year doing this i may just stick em in the ground and hope to get something out of em. zero cost only time.

Hopefully I can find a decent digi, and start my own journal for this outdoor grow. Good luck.

nothing wrong with planting in the ground, i would rather do it, tends to yeild more, look more natraul, so it wont be spotted half as easy, and less hassle because in my state wattering is not really necessary unless your fertalizing, but the plots my plants are located in are just a few inches above the water table, if i stand in one spot for too long the water starts welling up around my shoes, as if im standing on a damp sponge, standing water will cause root rot, so my plan is to weed out the males and put the female's grow bags on top of the old males bags, and spread them out much more, maybe with individual fences, hopefully the two grow bags, wich together should be about 7 gallons, and be about 2 feet above ground, well keep the roots sufficiently above ground so they don't stay damp all the time and develop root rot. it's truelly hard work, but after just one harvest you will find dragging yourself out there every year is much easier, once you see that every hour you work on your crop can equal more yield. good luck with your crop mexi, lets see some pics!!

it's truelly hard work, but after just one harvest you will find dragging yourself out there every year is much easier, once you see that every hour you work on your crop can equal more yield. good luck with your crop mexi, lets see some pics!!

i'll try to get some pic's up a soon as i get a camera that work's lol hope you didn't get rained out last couple of day's. i will be going out to site's today hopfully i can borrow a camera so i can show u what i'm working with I dont know how the little girl's are doing out in the woods but i have about 2-dozen inside that are ready to go out yippy . so i will post asap .

i'll try to get some pic's

no all we really got was wind, though the rain threat did keep me from my work in the swamp, sorry about the lack of updates, looking like some time next week before i make it out there with the remainder of fddblk's wonderfull roadtrips. in case you guys were wondering, this is why i don't take budshots, lol my camera is pretty useless for closeups, from this pic you cant tell it's had a 2+ month cure, or that it's even decent, looks swaaggy in the pics to me,it's some of my dad's bud, cali orange/romulan i think. sad to say his bud is always better than mine, mainly because he is better at drying and curing, my methods are pretty slapstick and i don't grow organic so my ash is never pure white ...

Hey got some pics for ya beaner and everyone else. Like beaner, my cam doesn't do close ups too well. Here are some of the river and the type of terrain we hiked through to find some sweet spots.

The last pic is a small plants perspective on the world.

Well since it's been rainy this spring we vegged some plant inside for a little longer then we were going to but it's alright it'll give them a better chance. We used the last week and a half to harden them up to the sun.

Pic 1... This is a plot with 4 of the seedling we started inside. We have a handfull of these sites right now with another 15 to go out yet. Another planting hike will be needed.

Pic 2... Heres a little 1 in my shadow and another 2 you cant see in the nice bright 8.30 pm sunlight.


Pic 3+4... We also threw about 80 seeds in a small patch earlyer in spring to see what came up, well I think it was around 60 give or take. We have already moved a bunch of them out to their own plots similar to the previous shots. Have about 30 there left to move.

We will have to make a great sexy-time yet, that'll be a chore but well worth it.

3+4 Notice how different the plants that were germinated and grown in the wild are to the ones we started inside!!! the ones that went natures way are only on the 2-3 set of leaves but they are way longer and wider then the indoors ones.Same stock same soil mix. indoor/outdoor.


Pic 5... Well... consistent with every time we've gone out we get rain shortly after...heres some showers rollin in over the sunset on the way home.

This picture does not do justice to what this looked like in real!!! I have never in my 29 years seen a sight like this, perfect way to end an awesome hike.

mexiblunt, are those planted in the soil that was there or did you replace it with potting soil?