Chuckers paradise......

nc208

nc208

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hillbill said:
Talking about my back deck, 8 feet above ground with rails and 2 feet chicken wire on the bottom. I live in wooded place and deer have people growing veggies in Cyclone fence dog runs with Cyclone on top. Saw a Coyote and a Bobcat last week.
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Have you tried critter Ritter? Its just stuff that smells like coyote piss. It works but have to keep putting it out to keep the scent fresh.
 
SSGrower

SSGrower

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hillbill said:
Talking about my back deck, 8 feet above ground with rails and 2 feet chicken wire on the bottom. I live in wooded place and deer have people growing veggies in Cyclone fence dog runs with Cyclone on top. Saw a Coyote and a Bobcat last week.
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Will a coyote do in a rocoon? I could see a bobcat doin it but maybe southern coyotes got cahones?

Honey Sundae is nearing frost outdoors
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JewelRunner

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Little outdoor seed plot update. Everything is just growing like how they do. The outdoor season sucks ass around here but going off the females triggering I would guess these should be done no later then 2nd week of October around these parts. Totally workable for seed making unless it was some crazy sativa at least. All but one female is backed up and in coco now. I think the last lady will throw roots but if not I’ll take a few more cuts. The resin male isn’t showing roots in the dome yet but I took the cut later than the rest and he look healthy. My 2nd favorite male is rooting, he’s the stockier guy in the front.4F4B84BC-AF4B-4415-9135-257A74CFD10A.jpeg2FCE632B-3047-43B2-8CF3-5E5418005111.jpeg698BB648-678C-46C0-BCB7-6A4AC1D92107.jpegBF6A1606-4C5A-46F6-A8CA-332CAB7EB8B2.jpeg
 
blueberryrose

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Check this beast out (strain is Mango Thai - a sativa landrace from Laos near the border with Thailand)
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This is the pheno that has musky, tabacco scents to it. It's quite nice actually.
Took over two weeks since flip but starting to show preflower. Almost certain it's a he.
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IF turns out male (I have seen a couple white hairs here and there so it may have hermied a tiny bit from stress) then he is going to pollinate my afghani. I think that would make a very interesting hybrid :)
I have almost no experience with straight up sativas, this is the first one. We'll see how he does.
 
nc208

nc208

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blueberryrose said:
Check this beast out (strain is Mango Thai - a sativa landrace from Laos near the border with Thailand)
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This is the pheno that has musky, tabacco scents to it. It's quite nice actually.
Took over two weeks since flip but starting to show preflower. Almost certain it's a he.
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IF turns out male (I have seen a couple white hairs here and there so it may have hermied a tiny bit from stress) then he is going to pollinate my afghani. I think that would make a very interesting hybrid :)
I have almost no experience with straight up sativas, this is the first one. We'll see how he does.
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Thats a boy. The Stipules may be confusing and look like a pistil but I see all dude parts. I had this happen to me recently.
 
natureboygrower

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colocowboy said:
I’m from Cortez originally!
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I'm from New England but my mom grew up all over Colorado. Growing up my brother and I got to spend summers in Cortez/Dolores where my grandparents lived ( Grammy turned 95 in April!) Great memories of the native dances, fry bread, shooting (at) prarie dogs and of course Mesa Verde. I get out there once a year. A lot has changed over the years.
 
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