Your Grandfather
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24 bottles of Spaten Oktoberfest is an interesting endeavor at my age. Shit, damn near got me real high 
Been a Long Time Coming ~ Been a long Time Gone
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Rocky Mountain High
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Guess that's why you are Legend on here!!
the lore continues to build.
the lore continues to build.
Your Grandfather
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Your Grandfather
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Rocky Mountain High
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Thanks for the updates, the ladies look wonderful!!
yeah go ahead and scrape that off and put it in an envelope and send it this way!!
Like the lights, dressing the girls up for the holidays? Who does their 'hair', as I see you handle the wardrobe end of it?
Great fuckin Grow YGF!
yeah go ahead and scrape that off and put it in an envelope and send it this way!!
Like the lights, dressing the girls up for the holidays? Who does their 'hair', as I see you handle the wardrobe end of it?
Great fuckin Grow YGF!
Your Grandfather
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Man that is a compliment, coming from you. I know you are into your cameras, I just got lucky and must have been weaving just right, normally my pics are outta focus. They look ok when I'm looking into the thingy, but when I put 'em on the computer screen.
I'm thinking is has to do with the operator of the device
Thanks for the compliment - Merry Christmas
Your Grandfather
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This plant was germinated in mid-Nov and planted on Nov 21, just introduced the smallest amount of nutes (1/8 tsp per Gal of Grow Big).
21 day into 12/12..... this patience thing is just killer, my natural instinct it to do something.... but my years say, don't be stooopid, be patient. So,
, I'm a patient guy 
I'm beyond satisfied with my soil mix. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind, the type of soil, enzymes and guano come together to produce really substantial branches, quite strong. On the negative side, I need to be less cavalier when I mix the guano, a bit more precision might not hurt, probably help.
Any case, enjoy
21 day into 12/12..... this patience thing is just killer, my natural instinct it to do something.... but my years say, don't be stooopid, be patient. So,
, I'm a patient guy I'm beyond satisfied with my soil mix. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind, the type of soil, enzymes and guano come together to produce really substantial branches, quite strong. On the negative side, I need to be less cavalier when I mix the guano, a bit more precision might not hurt, probably help.
Any case, enjoy
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sgtpeppr
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So what would your ideal soil mix be?
BTW those girls look awesome, can wait to see more. If only we could speed up time.
Your Grandfather
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Well, of course I can't stop myself, so when I was germinating the seeds I had a number of different variables _ soil, rock wool, peat pellets, enzymes, nutes, additives and container.
IMHO, and I could be wrong. But this is what I'm gonna do for the 'C' batch. A clay pot, with a mixture of Fox Farms Ocean Forrest, 40% pearlite, mycorrhiaze & guano (10-2-1). Germinate the seed in the peat pellet, for whatever reason, this was the combination that provided the best results for me. Your mileage may vary.
IMHO, and I could be wrong. But this is what I'm gonna do for the 'C' batch. A clay pot, with a mixture of Fox Farms Ocean Forrest, 40% pearlite, mycorrhiaze & guano (10-2-1). Germinate the seed in the peat pellet, for whatever reason, this was the combination that provided the best results for me. Your mileage may vary.
Your Grandfather
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You have no idea of how much I love this Dog sport
One man + One Dog = One Team
Schutzhund !
Check out the 3rd pic. The dog hit him with such force it lifted him off his feet. The dog knows he is going to be tested with the stick and is more than prepared. So awesome. IMHO
One man + One Dog = One Team
Schutzhund !
Check out the 3rd pic. The dog hit him with such force it lifted him off his feet. The dog knows he is going to be tested with the stick and is more than prepared. So awesome. IMHO
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skunkushybrid
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My dog would love to play those games!
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Your Grandfather
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Friggin Beautiful.
What a protector of the children, I can see it in his eyes.
You are his master, but the children is his job.
What a protector of the children, I can see it in his eyes.
You are his master, but the children is his job.
Rocky Mountain High
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I haven't been mixing perlite into my ocean forest, as I ass-umed that it was good to go. I obviously agree with the Micor, should I start adding some perlite to it? I usually put some on the bottom for drainage, but I am thinking of stopping as when I autopsy those, the roots seem to go straight to the perlite, which soaks the water on the bottom, and just curl around, utilizing very little of the soil.
Sorry for the ramble, do you put anything on the bottom for drainage?
Sorry for the ramble, do you put anything on the bottom for drainage?
Your Grandfather
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When you examined the soil, the roots were at the bottom and not spread throughout the soil?
crazy-mental
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what sport is that.
Your Grandfather
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Hey Crazy
It is from Germany and called Schutzhund _ Schutz=protection + Hund=dog, so literally we have 'Protection Dog'.
The competition is in these areas, obedience, tracking, protection & test of courage. 1/2 of the score is the handler and the other 1/2 is the dog. So both the handler and the dog have to be on the same page.
Pictures I posted are from the test of courage, the dog can successfully pass all other venues but if they fail this, go home _ you are excused from today's trials.
All phases are designed to fully test the ability of the dog & handler to work as a team. You can see in the center pic how the dog will 'escort' the bad guy and if the bad guy acts weird in any way....hang on, the dog goes automatically.
Here is a pretty good example of automatic go. The dog will calmly watch events unfolding. The moment the contestant gets all excited and their hands and arms get above their shoulders, plus they are also a bit too close to the announcer and wham! No signal required. Pavlov
YouTube - Automatic Go.
It is from Germany and called Schutzhund _ Schutz=protection + Hund=dog, so literally we have 'Protection Dog'.
The competition is in these areas, obedience, tracking, protection & test of courage. 1/2 of the score is the handler and the other 1/2 is the dog. So both the handler and the dog have to be on the same page.
Pictures I posted are from the test of courage, the dog can successfully pass all other venues but if they fail this, go home _ you are excused from today's trials.
All phases are designed to fully test the ability of the dog & handler to work as a team. You can see in the center pic how the dog will 'escort' the bad guy and if the bad guy acts weird in any way....hang on, the dog goes automatically.
Here is a pretty good example of automatic go. The dog will calmly watch events unfolding. The moment the contestant gets all excited and their hands and arms get above their shoulders, plus they are also a bit too close to the announcer and wham! No signal required. Pavlov
YouTube - Automatic Go.
Rocky Mountain High
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For the most part. Very concentrated at the bottom for sure. I was thinking of using something bigger that could possibly 'get dry'. Maybe a large gravel or marbles or something.
