Remember when TV shows that were on when children would watch them, never had anybody actually die? As I got older it occurred to me that none of the A team members ever got killed lol.
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Good to know. Thank you!
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When I was a young lad, tv was black and white. Nobody died because tv was more wholesome then. You actually got a positive message back then. Today its 24/7 violence everywhere. I quit watching tv. I listen to music and tend my garden.
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I noticed this when I used to watch GI Joe.
Neither side could ever kill anybody! All those rounds and explosions, and those damn Cobra would still jump out of the vehicle at the last second!
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Yeah, I remember those days, and miss them. I believe that on the A-Team, they never killed anyone either. You always saw that little bit where you could see the enemy escape the explosion or get up after being knocked down. lol
@Greenfingers
I have all but quit tv except for a few local channels that are very family oriented.
Things are changing. The world we knew is a thing that will never come around again.
Sad really.
But there are still good times to be had as long as I can take a breath. I’ll find every one I can.
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A generation earlier they were watching Leave it
to Beaver. You can see the progression towards violence, and then we wonder why crazy things happen today.
@Greenfingers I just saw your post. I’m a parrott, lol
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Where is @misterbee anyway? Someone said he is ok?
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He’s been checking in it looks like (last seen 1 day ago, according to his profile), but hasn’t made any posts since the end of March. In that post he said something like “Happy to be upright again”, so it seems he was down for some reason unstated.
Hope you’re doing okay Señor 
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Just sharing my .02. I am happy to have the tall pheno as well, but not the runt, and not Miss Piss because I think it threw out a nanner? Eliminating intersex plants is very important in a breeding program to me.
Beggars can’t be choosers, and I am happy to get whatever you are generous enough to send us, however I personally prefer higher levels of selection. When a strain is inbred I want an open pollination, when it is a bit more wild like a landrace I prefer some more selections to be made.
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Agreed. I missed that update.
I don’t mind the runt though, just nanners. If Miss Piss exists, she’ll show up again, and perhaps without the herm tendencies.
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Oh man I feel as though I could go on and on about why the world (concerning human culture) is on its current course but I won’t have any weed left over by the time we’re done. So instead how about a few Peshawar bud shots?
This wasn’t my best grow but nonetheless I’ve enjoyed their company and did succeed in the main goals of making pollen and making seed (almost done). Still dealing with some aphids but the ladybugs are doing a pretty great job cleaning things up.
This is 12 weeks into flower and 20 weeks since germination
They completely took over the entire flower room even though there are a few non Peshawar plants in there too. I’m getting mostly citrus aromas from the buds when I stick my nose up in them with maybe just a hint of pine. But when I’m down brushing against all the stems and foliage while trying to water them I’m getting very subtle whiffs of cat piss along with the citrus.
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They do look sexy 
, great job so far … 
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Hey @upstae , I was thinking will these males I got in these little pots, will they produce enough pollen for you and me? I mean I want at least enough so I can make at least 300-500 seeds so you too so at least total 800- 1000 seeds so what I’m asking is do I need to up pot them and veg a couple more weeks or will they drop enough? Ps and knowing my luck it’s probably too late to worry about it now lol
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Yeah she threw the nanners. Only her. The tall tree I have so many seeds it would be a shame to waste all of them, so I figured I’d offer again.
They’ll be plenty big enough. Some male flowers produce a ton of pollen, for 6 weeks or more, I’d say. @lefthandseeds posted about a mini battery powered dehumidifier he puts in a Tupperware with the pollen, and seals it, making a little room with low Humidity levels. I don’t know what % you shoot for. For me, I have a wood stove, so it’s 20% humidity when really cold. Which is Perfect. You will have to figure out a way to dry it for good storage.
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20% is a good number I think. It definitely stores well if you desiccate it to that RH
Here’s the kind of dehumidifier I use
It’s just silica beads, so no batteries. But you can plug it into the wall and it has a little heater in it so that you can recharge it.
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Excellent! Way to finish them up. I really like that last one, and the 3rd one up looks like it may be the same as my serrated runt pheno, which has huge resin heads. 2nd one up smells like pine? Looks just like the tall pine pheno from last summer.
You’ve got a few weeks left , I think. That 2nd one down may put on nice late resin. I see it.
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Thanks. How big is the Tupperware you put it in?
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I think you can use a lot of sizes. I like the sterilite gasket boxes because they seal and they’re clear.
This size is that I think I have
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