Mystery homemade auto cross harvest
75 days seed to harvest
No branches, just clubs 
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Fight Fire With Fire
Do unto others as they’ve done to you
But what in the hell is this world coming to?
Blow the universe into nothingness
Nuclear warfare shall lay us to rest
Fight fire with fire
Ending is near
Fight fire with fire
Bursting with fear
We all shall die
Time is like a fuse, short and burning fast
Armageddon’s here like said in the past
Fight fire with fire
Ending is near
Fight fire with fire
Bursting with fear
Soon to fill our lungs the hot winds of death
The gods are laughing, so take your last breath
Fight fire with fire
Ending is near
Fight fire with fire
Bursting with fear
Fight fire with fire (fire)
Fight fire with fire (fire)
Fight fire with fire (fire)
Fight fire with fire (fire)
Fight fire with fire (fire)
Fight fire with fire (fire)
Fight fire with fire (fire)
…and
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Good morning brotha 
Hope youre having a great weekend!
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It was, until the alphabets tried to rewrite history AGAIN. They suck at everything they do 
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…and
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Happy Summer, always loved a good orange crush in the heat. kids drank it like their lives depended on it. Orange to save us!!!
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Good morning brotha 
Hope all is well and look forward to seeing what you got cooking! 
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All’s well over here. Could use a little rain, should be interesting to see how the winter unfolds. They are calling for very little snow again, so that’s the kiss of death. I think we will get buried more than once this winter.
I will get some seeds popping eventually, taking a nice break, and enjoying the time on this bright blue ball just spinning free 
Thanks for checking in, and btw, your stuff looks amazing as usual
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Shotgun sings the song
It’s a celebration…
New York, THERE IS HOPE 
See you soon with some bean popping madness
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This is the last indoor plant I have grown. One of dankmasters creations, potent shit for sure.
I’ve been on a break, but it is getting cold out, and I love hanging out in here. Let’s start slow, and then plant too many Hence the wipeout zone, …
We use alot of words around here, but the one we like the most…
Clean slate
about 90 cells
A couple of gifts from @skyf – mr nice, and karma genes in here - considering soaking them all 
I’ve also got early iranian from @Emeraldgreen and a cool looking C99 cross from @santero.
Thanks to skyf, emeraldg, and San for the genes to explore, and to all the OG’s out there.
Also gonna play with the Rotten line too, prob the double rotten, maybe in the other thread. Will see, stay tuned, be free
cupla ‘greed’ anthems, stay humble friends
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Morning good people, hope this transmission finds things well in your part of the world. Not too bad here, just enduring a major dry spell, driest stretch, locally, for over 100 years. This will slowme down, as i can’t plant way too many plants in this situation. Hopefully, this ends in a week or two, and I can begin this year’s winter wipeout.
Mixing soils, playing with worms, and all sorts of other good stuff.
Fluffs up real nice, as i just added more goodies. Will finish with worm castings soon.
Before the new additions, had a nice beard goin’
Broke the handle off my fav fork. Drilled out and tapped on a replacement
When I germinate, soil temp is what I watch closely. Digital device makes this a snap, 72-77F, no higher, no lower. just the way I do it.
Seedling soil:
Promix HPCC - myco
pinch of bio-live
pinch of one shot
Wet, keep moist, and wait a month before planting
Final soil mix this winter is:
promix HPCC - myco
kelp
neem
crab
fish
bone
blood
lime
gypsum
epsom
langbenite
seabird
bio-live
appx. 22 - 25 gallons promix
1 cup each amendment
add 3 - 5 gallons worm castings
kicking off cook session with a nice brewed tea never hurts 
Not breaking any ground here, just trying to imitate some good ground
oh ya, my worms getting ready to find a new home
lay it down dirty, and play it back clean 
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Looking prepared! The pumpkin for the worms?
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Hey there, ya, pumpkin is like avocado for the worms. They lose their minds, and it seeps moisture slowly too boot. Once they are all under the pumpkin chunks, I scoop them out with a small shovel, and drop them in 50 gallon pots from the outdoor activities this summer, to work on over the winter.
Pumpkin is nice too cuz i can grow a bunch, and not have to pay for my worm food. i will add coffee grinds, and fresh cut grass to the bins, and all my trimmed pot leaves, but thats a bout it. It’s all about recycling the root balls, makes for great castings.
You got worms going?
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I’m running jacks.
I started in promix with earth juice, worm castings and guano.
I have moved to jacks and coco.
Got a massive leaf pile outside that’s a mixture of spent coco and leaves. Full of worms in season
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Rain is coming, just a little rain…
Closer to dropping the lever 
Getting ready to harvest/move my workers to their new environs, that are 3x - 50 gallon pots/rootballs. These pots grew pole beans, sunflowers, and cilantro, and have been topped off with peat. have been watering the pots slowly for a few days, so when the worms get there it is moist thruout.
Here is the engine of my grow(s), funkin’ under the punkin’
look at all the little babies
beard is back, almost ready for ewc addition
I have another BOG cross that I love, and want to pay more attention to.
It would also be nice if someone else grew some out along with me this winter. So, if your lineup is not yet full, and there is room in your garden, chime in for:
Sweet Cindy x LSD
F3 x BX1
I call it Ella’s Trip, just for kicks
Great high, unique terps…
I am hopiing to share these and get some feedback at the same time. I will include some extras of these and other crosses, that you can stash, grow, or trade to your hearts content.
If you are looking to connect with the Rotten Pineapple for immediate use or future endeavours, or you just want it in your box , I will be making some available, as i plan to F6 this year. Will be sending out F4 and F5 at some point soon.
Thanks for reading all that,
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Looking great.
I really should start looking into the worm thing. Looks like you’re keeping them happy!!
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Thanks, alot. So many ways to do the worms, tag me when you start.
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You buy them or just collect them from outside
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I bought my starter bag of worms from uncle Jim’s worm farm, as we were not on a farm yet. I suppose now, I could just lay down a small pile of fresh horse poop, and there would be wigglers under there pretty quick.
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