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Hodgegrown

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #61

veggiegardener said:

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I didn't notice the little fucker when I took the pictures, but fortunately came right in to edit them. A little while later, I returned to the garden and crushed it with a vengeance!

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Yeah see him in pic 1, what strain is the pic 3? Been using the spinosad since the medi were getting eaten while using the BT, My friend who lives a mile or so from me has found some in his plants but not the ones he has 2 bug zappers around. 100 feet away and he sprays both gardens but he's finding worms.

 

Izoc666

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #62

veggiegardener said:

I like that picture as well. It was actually taken on a warm afternoon, nearing sunset.

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Morning Glories add color. Some years they go crazy!

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thats left picture is dinathus ? cool pictures and thanks for sharing.... gave ya +rep

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #63

I think pic #3 is a Super Silver Haze. All my Hazes end up with light to extreme calyx purpling.

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Better than taking pictures of Queen Elizabeth's jewelry box.

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #64

Izoc666 said:

thats left picture is dinathus ? cool pictures and thanks for sharing.... gave ya +rep

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No, both those pix are of naturally hybridized Morning Glories.

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veggiegardener

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• Sep 18, 2011

• #65

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How 2007 finished. A very satisfactory year!

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 20, 2011

• #66

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I'm picking the pix that jump out at me.

 

Hodgegrown

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• Sep 21, 2011

• #67

Was wondering how your SSH was so far into flower, then remembered these are pics from previous grows, doh! Quess it's gonna be one of those days. lol

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 22, 2011

• #68

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A long warm Spring does wonderful things!

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 24, 2011

• #69

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Most of these pictures show revegging in various stages. Then there's Fuzzy and some artichokes...

 

Izoc666

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• Sep 24, 2011

• #70

veggiegardener said:

No, both those pix are of naturally hybridized Morning Glories.

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ohh its very nice, just never see that hybridized Morning Glories before...heres dinathus picture:

thats why I thought your was dianthus, but thanks for sharing.

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 26, 2011

• #71

Izoc666 said:

ohh its very nice, just never see that hybridized Morning Glories before...heres dinathus picture:

thats why I thought your was dianthus, but thanks for sharing.

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I've seen them in nurseries. Very pretty!

I don't keep many potted plants, except for cactus. I'm currently building a collection of cacti. The blooms are worth the wait!

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Cacti are amazing...

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Doing his thing...

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 29, 2011

• #72

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Many of these pix show plants vigorously growing after reverting to veg. Many are wider than their height.

 

unohu69

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• Sep 29, 2011

• #73

subbed for awesome pics man. I bet having a little photography background helps. Do you have any more pics on praying mantis, and a couple of their eggs? Iv never seen an egg and would like to know more. do you just put them in the fridge to keep them "asleep" till spring time?

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 30, 2011

• #74

unohu69 said:

subbed for awesome pics man. I bet having a little photography background helps. Do you have any more pics on praying mantis, and a couple of their eggs? Iv never seen an egg and would like to know more. do you just put them in the fridge to keep them "asleep" till spring time?

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The egg cases must remain outdoors, or refrigerated, or they will hatch out of season, with nothing to eat. I'll try to find some pix.

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The wire pictured is a close up of remesh. The praying Mantis' love laying their egg cases on it. I sometimes remove the cases, and put them in the greenhouses, or under fence stringers, for safety.

 

veggiegardener

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #75

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Just some random shots,

 

doublejj

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• Oct 6, 2011

• #76

Thank you VG

peace
doublejj

 

veggiegardener

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• Oct 13, 2011

• #77

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Random pix.

 

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liblah

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• Oct 13, 2011

• #78

this thread is amazing! i can only dream of gettin plants to turn out that way here in soggy Ireland.
peace and luck from the emerald isle.

 

veggiegardener

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• Oct 17, 2011

• #79

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He really seems to understand what I'm doing when I point that thing at him.

 

veggiegardener

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• Oct 22, 2011

• #80

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Trimming, trimming, trimming.