Sorry 
my apologies for the thread invasion. I love anything Baked Beans throws down. Great genetics. Iām a fan!
Blessingsā¦
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WOW I have been wanting to try out this strain @SamwellBB Port wine cheese and I have some of your black river OG Iām super stoked about trying n ive got at least 3 others Iām hoping to get my hands on but I am very happy to have u on here to see what new strains and what others are growing from your amazing selection looking forward to getting to try out some beanz The Doc
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I have 3 Frosted Valley kicking it outside but I havenāt seen them in 2 weeks. I suffered a compound fracture in my lower left leg. They should be fine, but not the way I left them. I have another set of hands coming to help. Iām hoping to get a wheelchair too. I have a great season going so far and this sucks. Theyāre flowering so should finish fine.
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Dang. A broke leg aināt very much fun.
Godspeed on the recovery.
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Terrible! What did you do,spaz? How in the hell did you get a compound fracture? That must hurt like hell. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Poor thing
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My lawn mower shot a good sized rock out and hit my leg. it felt like a cannon. My phone was in the house charging and I had to drag myself across the back yard to the house. Once I got inside a neighbor came by after hearing me. It was about as bad as it sounds. My bones came out of my skin on both sides of my lower leg. I was in the hospital for surgery, for 7 days. It really sucks. Iām pushing on though. I have a large harvest this year, too. Iāve already started chopping and trimming. I have two raised beds that have some large plants and they will test me.
It rained hard with some hail yesterday and some of them were were all flopped over from the weight. They all seem like theyāre coming ready to cut at the same time.
I love to see the mondo growth from outside though. We had a great season this year.
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Jeez man! So sorry! That sucks!
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So sorry to hear that Gman, that rock must have been baseball sized. I canāt imagine what that must have been like, makes me shudder just thinking about it.
Your a tough guy to be able to drag yourself across the garden without going into shock and passing out.
I hope you are well on the mend now.
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Well, I thought about what to say to all that before posting (always a good idea). Hereās what I came up with; Dang! that truly and utterly SUCKS @GMan!
How much hardware did they have to put in there to stabilize that leg?!
Iāve seen bone when I got cut but not broken bone sticking out both sides of my leg. You must have been extremely lucky to have missed an artery.
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It makes my blood pressure rise just reliving it. It was like going through a new portal of pain, weird. Believe it or not, I broke my leg in 2004 just below this one. It also had a metal bar and screws. This new one was just above it, and required a new bar and lots of screws to this one. 
Thanks for the well wishes, all! peace
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was shown these photos today
grown by a friend - thanks bro 
Starcube MALE - machoman
blew me away
you can smoke him for sure
Baked Beanz Starcube is the Cube x Stardawg f2
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Thatās the frostiest male I think I have ever seen. If you crossed that with a real frosty female it could create some devastating weed lol.
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Crossed with something like a Hash plant. Dang!
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That would be a perfect cross to grape pie sheās a frosty one also.
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Can you remind me again what Frosted Valley is?
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My friend grew a couple seeds and said it was top shelf shit, the best weed heās ever grown. The kind of shit he sees at weed shops. Heās from LA and sees a ton of pot. Heās growing the rest of his beans and breeding his male. Lol. I got all my friends making seed. I love it. No one to sell to, butā¦
BTWā¦.Whatās the Platinum?
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UW Hashplant x Permafrost
Dont know which is mother or father.
Look up Platinum UW used by InHouse, who made the Platinum Valley.
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I used to do a lot of gorilla growing back in day uk, and you had to choose what to grow very carful.
The Dutch where in a similar situation, in fact when I lived there for a bit they were saying it raining more in England because of flooding on the news. At that point Iād never in my life seen it rain for 2 weeks solid.
So thereās only a few options here too, you can grow here with well hidden gardens and discreet green houses which may require extraction, but gorilla is a challenge here.
I miss it a little because itās one of those things you look back on and think you used to be stauncher, damn used to be a religion once would be able to fit 2 5 ltr in a karrimore bag and ride push bike to site.
There was only one time as I found spot further away got some one to drop soil close.
But not to close trick is to find a spot where humans just not entering. I used to do a lot down secluded spots next to roads where you had say highwayās authority jurisdiction but just other side of the fence would be national trust. 5k fine on there land if you get caught so Iām not going to confess to that.
But two seasons I grew in this plot which was bit too damp , but shit went to fifty percentage loss before pulling! Only way I could have pulled 2 weeks earlier and come away with 100% and landed product that in total was worth half what I pulled from waiting for maturity
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