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EKIMRI

EKIMRI

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Well you got that almost right Twisty... I do get paid weakly

Damn English and it's homophones.

And how are you this morning? Up early as usual I see...
 
Twistyman

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EKIMRI said:
Well you got that almost right Twisty... I do get paid weakly

Damn English and it's homophones.

And how are you this morning? Up early as usual I see...
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Hey..... Holy shit.. pouring like hell here... at least it'll melt the snow......
 
EKIMRI

EKIMRI

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Pouring here this morning too Twist, snow banks are disappearing rapidly...

Makes me feel like it's almost time to go hiking and find some new guerilla grow spots, I just don't like using the same spot twice.
 
Twistyman

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EKIMRI said:
Pouring here this morning too Twist, snow banks are disappearing rapidly...

Makes me feel like it's almost time to go hiking and find some new guerilla grow spots, I just don't like using the same spot twice.
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Thats a good idea to find a new spot...... don't want to make it easy to get screwed...................
 
EKIMRI

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Good exercise and a reduced chance of detection. I must admit it has become much easier over the years, thanks to the advent of GPS.

I can't tell you how many plants likely made it to harvest time during my youth, that I just couldn't find... damn stoner :eyesmoke:
 
Twistyman

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One year I planted some near a swamp.... big mistake.... got eaten alive by bugs when I went there, we'd have to wrap ourselves in plastic, tape at the wrists..etc... I ended up abandoning that site and never even checking on the plants finish..or if..
 
EKIMRI

EKIMRI

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Live and learn Twisty... It's nice to have a good local source of water, but I've become more dependent on moisture retaining ammendments over the years. These days its a first hike with a backpack full of pre-measured ammendments in paper lunch bags and a small trowel. I dig a small pilot hole, make sure the soil is decent, place a bag in it and mark it on my GPS. In May I'll hike back in with some clones, another round of ammendments and a collapsilble shovel. At this point, if it looks as though no one has been snooping about, I just dig and turn a proper planting hole ammend the soil again and place a clone. I prefer to do single plants spread out, less chance of complete loss...


See you in October girls. :weed:
 
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