That ain’t my weed hahaha
It looks like it’s carrying tree bark, but it’s loose and spongy, and seems to “tighten up” when you touch it.
It tasted like green apple jolly ranchers. Jk
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Interesting type of bug, I thought it was a nug of bud at first. 
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My wife said she heard of bug that carries stuff on its back as camo? I don’t know how he’s holding on to whatever that pile is…
This is an assassin bug that wears its victims corpses…
I don’t think that’s it…
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Softshell cicada had just crawled out of its shell and couldn’t fly off just yet. I was about to leave and had to move it from my tire so it didnt get smushed, picked it right up, it couldnt fly or make noise, wish they were always like that lol
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Lots of weird and wonderful creatures around here:
Tree kangaroo
Echidna;
Koala aka drop bear:
A Green Ringtail Possum:
Always lots of frogs:
Butterfly’s and other insects:
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@slain Can I live in a tent in your yard? You have amazing animals to see! 
Love the frogs and the tree kangaroo and koala.
Pretty insects as well!
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A wee fellow I encountered one day…turning a corner in Manzanillo,Costa rica…close to the border with Panama.
We had a good look at each other …then got on with life , a highlight.
P J
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I am guessing that Sloth looked at you very slowly.
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Sure bro, just don’t set up your swag under the big ghost gums, even the trees try and kill you here 
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It’s what’s called a lumholtz tree kangaroo and although it looks a little sloth like, they are not at all slow, they can leap from tree top to tree top and then hop on the ground at great speed like a regular kangaroo. It’s an evolutionary oddball.
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Note to self: use cheap tent.
Damn that sucks though. Only thing that seemed to survive was the bush bumper on the front.
I hope everyone was okay. 
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Yeah it missed everyone as all were having a swim down the creek at the time, just a reminder to never setup tent under a widow maker 
The timber is insanely heavy, there is probably 5 tons sitting on that car! I guess it’s a case of ‘not today death, not today’ lol.
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Thanks for the Welcome 
I am slightly concerned as am growing some ‘‘Perfect Tree’’ seeds, I think Spanish based {as sold by my local seedbank} - Not much is known about ‘Perfect Tree’ and I saw that they use ‘‘Seed Junky’’ in their breeding line.
The seed bank say people have been pleased with them.
Have you a Variety of ‘reliable’ seed you might be able to recommend, Purple?Approx 8~9 weeks .
I’m in a non~ legal Country and am limited by electric prices as to how many I can grow.
Thanks.
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Frankly, I don’t want the responsibility of suggesting a strain to meet your needs. You’re better off doing your research based on what flavors/terps and potency you prefer, and then finding the breeders with the best reputations who offer those seeds. If you have the right grow setup and are using the right techniques, you can grow your plants to be as big or small as your space can handle.
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That’s fair enough. I grew for years with never a hermie-{Apart from Dutch Passion Blueberry} {Keeping mother plants}. Hermies definitely seem to be far more common than they were, and looking at grow diaries, ‘Balls’ seem all too common. {Along with the odd TMV that can be in seed}.
I’ll try again with a Gorilla Zkittlez in my newly blacked out room to see if she/he hermies.
Thanks
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I don’t know what kind of tree that is but I’d had loved to have been able to run it through my mill (had it been slightly less decomposed). That is some kinda red wood. I’d bet it would have been beautiful.
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It’s a river red gum, yeah it has amazing blood red timber, very hard and heavy is the only thing, I’ve milled them with a Lucas mill and I’m getting a bandsaw mill as soon as I can stump up the cash…
That’s a small red gum, this one was ridiculous, managed to get it on the truck with a crane, but the only way to get it off was to roll it…. The steel ramps didn’t cut it lol.
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