sandhill larry
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Another B&S X CP1.
Spring '17
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sandhill larry
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This is the plant with no label. I'm thinking it may be a Little Sister. I know I killed one LS male, but I think I planted two of them. Will look back and see if I can figure it out.
Mike wanker
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Hey @sandhill larry I assume your plants are quite a ways into the bush how often do you carry water to your plants and how much?
sandhill larry
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Look what I found. Looks like the old pictures are back.
There were two of the Little Sister's, so I'm thinking that is what the unknown one is. BIL has a couple, so I can compare.
There were two of the Little Sister's, so I'm thinking that is what the unknown one is. BIL has a couple, so I can compare.
sandhill larry
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I try to go once a week. I drop it off with the truck about 1/4 mile from the patch, park in a safe place, then walk back to do the watering. Five gallons for 7 plants. More would be better. Better yet, would be some rain. We did have a shower this morning, but it didn't amount to much.
sandhill larry
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The STL patch does get more care due to location. More water, more food, more often. Plants are more bigger too.
ttystikk
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Well you can only see it if you hit reply.Look what I found. Looks like the old pictures are back.
There were two of the Little Sister's, so I'm thinking that is what the unknown one is. BIL has a couple, so I can compare.
sandhill larry
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That is interesting. I didn't count the strains in the comments, so the picture was the only way I had to see what I had planted. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the old pictures back up.
eastcoastmo
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Yeah no need to bring unwanted attentiom just to get a smell! You'll know soon enough hey
sandhill larry
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The jets were out playing war yesterday. It's always safe when they are flying. But as soon as they head back toward Texas, the small planes are back in the air. I just sit in a bush until they get by. So far none of them act like they are looking at me. I just don't want them to see me out there with backpack and 5 gallon bucket of water.Yeah no need to bring unwanted attentiom just to get a smell! You'll know soon enough hey
eastcoastmo
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Oh sick, I could watch fighter jets all day, love them!! I'd say they wouldn't have any idea about you man, they'd be training, not looking for green ninja's lol
ttystikk
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That's why he said he wasn't worried about the warbirds. It's the little planes flying low n slow that might have police spotters in them.
That said, I'm very sure they aren't looking for it in March!
sandhill larry
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We used to have a lot more jets play fight. The last 10-15 years they have been getting so much of the real thing, they are not practicing as much. They used to dive bomb me on the tractor. Kind of scary, but cool as hell.
sandhill larry
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And I don't think there is any LE planes flying, but the pilots all know each other. If the plants were spotted, they might mention it to someone in LE. The fact it's March is my best camo. No one should be looking.
ttystikk
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Pointblanknoww
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Really appreciate your journal!
sandhill larry
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Last night just at dark I did some more pollen chunking at the STL. Used a little Ass Cheese {PPS male#1} pollen on some lower Ass Cheese limbs. Blue hay string = AC{PPS M#1} I sprayed the rest of the plant down with water to prevent unwanted offspring. During the night it started raining, and rained all day today. Hope the pollen had time to take.
sandhill larry
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Ass Cheese is starting to impress me.
sandhill larry
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Rotten Stinking Bastard.
sandhill larry
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Did not get a picture with the bag on the limbs, but I dusted the 2-3 lower limbs to the left on the Gorille de Raisin with AC {PPS M#1} pollen. Already picked off a couple of yellow leaves.
