Soldiers Co Op Outdoor thread

papapayne

papapayne

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Dr.Amber Trichome said:
be there at High Noon.:cool:
new flavors to sample. bongsmilie YUMMY!:smile: Wet Dreams x Blueberry snow Lotus smells so amazing i love to grind up fresh buds for my volcano. the flavor is out of site!:weed:
didn't take to well to Grand Master Kush:(
Have a great week, looking forward to seeing you this weekend!:weed:
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Flavor profile definitely isnt the Grand masters crowning feature, but the power...thats what I love about her! Did you not like the high from her?

the purple trainwreck and honeybee will be up your alley for tastes, both are very tasty as well. although Im pretty proud of the wet dreams x blueberry snow lotus.

And yep, 12 works, looking forward to it! Ill make it the project this week to get the garage all cleaned back up so its easier to work in.
 
Dr.Amber Trichome

Dr.Amber Trichome

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yes, absolutely exceptional weather Papa! Everything is dialed in Perfectly. Doesnt get much better then this!:razz: Plants are coming on Strong. Your farm is looking nice and tidy! 8-)
The GMK flavor was questionable. and it was just too strong for me in all the wrong places.lol. It gave me a headache.a bad headache. I have had that happen with many strains like the Girl Scout Cookies and AK47. Too much of a intense cerebral sativa head buzz and not enough of a body high. So yeah, did not like the high from her at all. PTW and Honeybee sound lovely!:weed:
 
papapayne

papapayne

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las vegas purple kush
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Wet dreams in ground - post is a 10 EMT pole, about 18 inches into ground. shes almost 8 foot tall, but man is she wide! Very happy with her. Especially since just native soil with some rabbit shit
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purple trainwreck



Wet dreams in the 200. What a difference in color, and growth.

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wet dreams x sour cherry in front,
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LVPK again
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Grand master kush

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Dr.Amber Trichome

Dr.Amber Trichome

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I could def use some of that frost in this heatwave.
Shit its hot outside!!!
I loathe this weather. Reminds me of living in the desert. Its a dry dry heat and makes my nose bleed and hard to breath.
your garden appears to be soaking it quite nicely Papa. Hope that the animals are ok.
 
papapayne

papapayne

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Dr.Amber Trichome said:
I could def use some of that frost in this heatwave.
Shit its hot outside!!!
I loathe this weather. Reminds me of living in the desert. Its a dry dry heat and makes my nose bleed and hard to breath.
your garden appears to be soaking it quite nicely Papa. Hope that the animals are ok.
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oh yea, they chickens and rabbits especially hate the heat. They hang in the shade, and by the pool, and are good to go though.
 
papapayne

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Yea, the bigger they are the more work they require that's for sure. The drastic size difference this year of my grow definitely has shown me the weak links in the system. Like my tea setup for example. Already seeing happier plants since I upgraded my tea setup last month.

My next upgrade is gonna have to be a bigger sprayer...coating everything with my 1.5 gallon pump up sprayer is no fun!
 
papapayne

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Well. Good news bad news here from the farm. Got motivated due to the plants drop in vigor, and had water tested. Found out the water has 382 ppm of alkaloids, and at time of testing, pH was 10.1. Definitely explains some shit I have had going on.
 
treemansbuds

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papapayne said:
Well. Good news bad news here from the farm. Got motivated due to the plants drop in vigor, and had water tested. Found out the water has 382 ppm of alkaloids, and at time of testing, pH was 10.1. Definitely explains some shit I have had going on.
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WOW that's high. That explains a few things for sure. My well water runs @ 7.9pH which is not that bad. How are you going to fix this issue? That's a lot of pH down.
TMB-
 
papapayne

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treemansbuds said:
WOW that's high. That explains a few things for sure. My well water runs @ 7.9pH which is not that bad. How are you going to fix this issue? That's a lot of pH down.
TMB-
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I bought a huge swimming pool 3900 gallons i believe. which I am having filled up with a water delivery truck. I am hoping to grab a second one as well, they sre on clearancd right now lucily. In the winter I will use the greenhouses roof to set up rain water catchment. I am hoping the water I have delivered will be a lower ph, but if not. Tons of ph down. My landlord fertilized the hay field this year....makes me wonder if that spiked the well. Last season ph was around 7.9.


Open to any other ideas or solutions?
 
mwooten102

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getawaymountain said:
ya papa water will change things for sure our well water we use is 6.8 ph straight from well here on the island everything is granite here and the water is really good everywhere think it helps with the growth of plants
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I'm lucky to have had well water my whole life. Mine comes up at 6.5-7 and has no chlorine. The plants love it.

Papa I don't though it's your landlords fertilizing causing that. It's my understating that it takes around 50 years for water to naturally filter back into the aquifers.
 
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