if i smoke a pork shoulder, it will smoke/cook a MINIMUM of 16hrs. usually 20hrs.
touch it with the fork it falls apart. no sauces. just dry rub and mesquite or hickory smoke.
so moist. so full of flavor. so good.
48hr smoke would be amazing.
we don’t eat pork much either, but when i smoke a shoulder, everyone shows up for that. no talking. just nomming.
I missed this before so a completed grow journal will equal more seeds? Will these be more of same strain or breeders choice type thing? Didn’t you mention you wanted to use this thread for sharing to keep it all in one thread? Thanks again man I can wait for these.
if people want to do a whole separate grow and or just share their progress here (which may benefit other growers in their future) and I think is kinda cool to have a unified field of testers in one place
will definitely get more free seeds
what free seeds? Well. Whenever the grow is done let’s talk about what works best for you?
Between ig. Linkedin. Ic the prepare for spring giveaway was a bit havoc on my end. I made lists of what to send everyone but some people got extras and I never recorded those
Yeah, the baking soda and peroxide definitely worked the best for me too.
One of my dogs caught + killed a skunk a few years back. It was around the start of winter, and in the middle of the suburbs. Very unexpected to say the least. lol
Sprayed my poor dog right in the face and on his entire front chest + legs. What a f’n nightmare. I had to wash him outside in the freezing cold. I felt so bad, but I didn’t know what else to do. Went and bought those enzyme skunk spray cleaning products and a few other things from the pet store. They did very little. So I tried the baking soda and peroxide. Worked much better than the store bought stuff for sure!
Ah, that smell lingered for MONTHS. There were still times where I could smell it 4+ months later. No exaggeration.
When I was in the 5th grade a kid used a long-handled shovel to remove a dead skunk from the road next to his bus stop. That dude stunk for weeks afterwards.
hold on there, we ship that spam to you and call it canadian so ya don’t flood up the border for our Maple smoked bacon, like seniors for our generic drugs. Sorry bacon is sacred, what yer talkin’ bout is back bacon, yeah we haven’t been able to buy that in 40 years since the discount meatporium closed…And don’t mention to real canuck fisherman that ‘its a walleye’…Just sayin…LMAO
Maple is sacred. My dad’s family came down from canuckistan and settled in Vermont. Syrup still runs in my and my sons veins despite the distance from the source. Had blackberry pancakes this morning drowned in vermont maple syrup.
Bacon is sacred. I’ve had it up there (have cousins in quebec) and I’ve had it down here. Unless you’ve had texas style thick cut mesquite smoked bacon… everything else is just obsolete.