Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014

Clink78

Clink78

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Mohican said:
Here was a second report:

It was soooooo smoooth :) First hit was huge and there was no expansion cough. Wasn't sure I got anything until I blew out a huge cloud. Felt the disembodiment right away but the floor did not fall away. I also did not feel my heart racing or any uncomfortable feelings. It was like a big heavy warm blanket. My lower back stopped hurting and I played my 12 string for about 3 hours and came up with some great new riffs. I was sad when it wore off. Oh - I also made some brownies with milk and sour cream instead of water and cooked them in a jack-o-lantern shape muffin pan I picked up on sale because Halloween is over.

Going to pick up some Bubble bags today.​


Cheers,
Mo
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I bought my malawi seeds a while back after seeing the Big Clone pics. Now I REALLY want to grow them! My northern climate will definitely be a challenge though... here's hoping 2015 will have an unusually hot autumn :)
 
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TWS

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Mo, I have two of my gardenias growing pretty good now but why do my flower buds just turn brown and not open ?
 
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TWS

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there was a thread last year kind of to the sort of " you know your an outdoor grower when....." and I can't find it ? :dunce:
 
Mohican

Mohican

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Might be too late in the season now. I just feed them the Gardenia food and they are happy. Are your leaves green and shiny?
 
Mohican

Mohican

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Then your plant is happy and healthy. As the weather starts getting colder, move it to a warm spot with good sun. It will get ugly over winter but come back in spring with some great flowers. Feed her hard in March with acid loving plant food. I keep putting rusty metal scraps around the base of the plant.
 
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Mohican

Mohican

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It is from caterpillars. You can spray with BT right up until harvest. Unfortunately the BT wont get down inside those dense buds. You can pull open the flowers and try to pick off the caterpillars by hand. But this messes up your flowers and you will never get all of the pillars. I just pull off the dead stuff and keep an eye out for pillars. When you chop you may want to hang the buds outside or in a shed and check for pillars dropping on silk daily for a week. Freaked me out the first time I walked in my shed and right through a bunch of silk!
 
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