lol im sorry. what do you ride ?
How long?
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hellmutt bones
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We gonna start calling you Man hands! Lol
OddBall1st
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It looks like under that help`n hand,.. there is a fresh 2" trunk cut ..... What happened there ?
fandango
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60 an 1/8...must be nice for the grower?
more like 75 per ounce for your tree
Also,you will have a few bushels of trim there,so if you like candy you should make some with the 220 bag and some dry ice
fandango
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Jesus Christ...5k on a 400...please tell me your were ripped in the morning.
Moonwalk
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A male. A couple were root bound as young'uns; my boyfriend generally dug them out, but sawed that one off as it was bound with its female counterpart. Hate to kill such giant beautiful plants... But hate seedy weed.
Moonwalk
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Haha! I held up pretty well, for someone with a really bad back. It's one thing I can still enjoy doing.
And I rode through Washington state.. Weed is legal, even recreational.
OddBall1st
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Makes sense.
Moonwalk
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I'm not planning to sell any. It's just my own supply.
I'm saying I have paid $60 an eighth for years. In California I had a medical license, I bought top shelf, it was $60. It's actually slowly getting cheaper, since there's less risk and more competition in the legal states.
hotrodharley
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Did you know when you cut/trim roots that they form a scar and then form a "Y" just like the top of the plant when you top it? You can take a SHARP - keyword SHARP - knife and simply cut through conjoined rootballs. Replant both (or all) the freed plants in DAMP prepared soil and do not water for about 3 days. Keep them cool and not in direct light but in the same room they have been vegging in. Water only twice or three times - about a week right? - before giving nutrients.
hotrodharley
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Leave the taproots alone! But trim through the rest gently and quickly with a sharp knife so you aren't sawing them but cutting them.
Moonwalk
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Well I'm hardly going to separate them now. They were in a pot together after germination, just got entwined. Didn't hurt the plant any, obviously. We just kept an eye out for males, dug up the ones we could, cut a few we dared not dig. We can dig the roots out after harvest.
Shame they don't come back like perennials.
hotrodharley
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Many
Many of us post general information so that less skilled or less experienced growers learn as they read.
Moonwalk
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I know, I was referring to those big plants, I certainly wouldn't do it now. Younger ones, strong ones, with roots that could be cut easily. The roots on these monsters would probably require a power tool. If I was going to separate them, I'd have done it with maybe eight inchers. These are eight footers. Or more.
I read lots of posts for information, although it varies a lot. One thread will be: "microwaving is the best way to quick dry a sample bud" and several people agreeing, and several disagreeing but willing to try... And then another will be "using the oven is the best way..," Gotta take it all in a do what works for you. Or me, rather. I always appreciate information.
hotrodharley
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$60 an 1/8????? Insane! Even down in Buttpucker, Texas you can get excellent bud for $40 an 1/8. Or really really good stuff for around $90 a 1/4. Grow on, folks, grow on!