Dirrty's 2010 MMJ Outdoor Grow

Rocky Mountain High

Rocky Mountain High

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dirrtyd said:
Thanks TLD how you doing good I hope. Yaking the grandson fishing .Dirrtyd
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Just got back from taking my son to the pond near our house. He had a blast.

Is there anything more frustrating than a clear lake, seeing the fish following and nipping at your fly (behind a clear bubble) and not being able to land a single fish?
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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Rocky Mountain High said:
Just got back from taking my son to the pond near our house. He had a blast.

Is there anything more frustrating than a clear lake, seeing the fish following and nipping at your fly (behind a clear bubble) and not being able to land a single fish?
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How about being completely out of nutrients, and knowing that your 10 foot plants outside are hungry..... and having no money to buy nutrients?
 
veggiegardener

veggiegardener

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dirrtyd said:
Okay had to further reduce pics pain in the but. Oh well less pics to come this site is deteriorating. Befroe the makeover never had a problem with pics. Dirrtyd enjoy questions and comments welcome
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Hey DD!

Everything is looking great!

I had a little trouble with pix as well, but I've been posting dozens of pix, up to two megs with no problems.

I use the "Insert Image" icon, just above the Quick Reply window.
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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veggiegardener said:
Hey DD!

Everything is looking great!

I had a little trouble with pix as well, but I've been posting dozens of pix, up to two megs with no problems.

I use the "Insert Image" icon, just above the Quick Reply window.
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Veggie I figured it out just frustating. Yeah the plants are doing good at this time enjoying watching them grow. Dirrtyd
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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Rocky Mountain High said:
Just got back from taking my son to the pond near our house. He had a blast.

Is there anything more frustrating than a clear lake, seeing the fish following and nipping at your fly (behind a clear bubble) and not being able to land a single fish?
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Fishing and growing have one thing in common it takes patience to be good at it. Dirrtyd
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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Well I just let 1500 ladybugs go in the garden we will see how many stay. I will let another 1500 loose in about two weeks. If half stay from both I will be on the winning side. Dirrtyd
 
samtheham420

samtheham420

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dirrtyd said:
Okay had to further reduce pics pain in the but. Oh well less pics to come this site is deteriorating. Befroe the makeover never had a problem with pics. Dirrtyd enjoy questions and comments welcome
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Your plants are very pretty!!
You are doing a wonderful job=]
Keep us posted I want to see the buds!
 
veggiegardener

veggiegardener

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dirrtyd said:
Well I just let 1500 ladybugs go in the garden we will see how many stay. I will let another 1500 loose in about two weeks. If half stay from both I will be on the winning side. Dirrtyd
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I've been using ladybugs for a long time. This time of year, they leave very quickly. They'll munch maybe 80% of the target species and then look for greener pastures. Especially when temperatures are over 80 degrees, they'll take flight.

The real benefit is the eggs the mature females lay. They'll hatch, and the nymphs will munch out until they hibernate and become beetles. I usually apply them in March and May. I put them in the greenhouses, which slows their escape into the outside garden a bit.
 
veggiegardener

veggiegardener

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theloadeddragon said:
How about being completely out of nutrients, and knowing that your 10 foot plants outside are hungry..... and having no money to buy nutrients?
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Grass clippings, wood ashes, compost, coffee grounds, tree leaves and/or pine needles, urine, manure if there are dairies locally, horse droppings from local stables, etc.

If you can get local restaurants to save you their egg shells and coffee grounds(provide two lidded containers and pick them up alternately, daily), you can save a ton on store bought nutes.
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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veggiegardener said:
I've been using ladybugs for a long time. This time of year, they leave very quickly. They'll munch maybe 80% of the target species and then look for greener pastures. Especially when temperatures are over 80 degrees, they'll take flight.

The real benefit is the eggs the mature females lay. They'll hatch, and the nymphs will munch out until they hibernate and become beetles. I usually apply them in March and May. I put them in the greenhouses, which slows their escape into the outside garden a bit.
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well I checked them tonight and I still had alot of them remaining. So happy with that Gurls are drinking five gallons a piece. pics to come tomorrow. dirrtyd
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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Well the wife took the camera with her today. Still waiting on her to take pics the gurls are looking great. They are some pretty bushes I'm liking the outcome cant wait for next year. Wil probably not grow the kananga in a hole next year not liking it so far only a four foot plant. Well the smoke should be great . Liking the SD and the GC they are looking wonderful will definitely grow them again.
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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veggiegardener said:
Beautiful plants!

Love the density of the foliage.

The sign of some fine buddage in your future.
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Veggie thanks for the compliments my friend. I'm just trying to grow on your caliber my man I like your style. I will keep you updated with pics seeing the calyxes forming on all so I expect they will start flowering anytime now. The revegged plant is looking good so glad I tried that this year makes me think for next year. The potted plants are going crazy at this time some are starting to flower. The weather has been weird this year but overall great for me.Dirrtyd
 
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