Is this the one just grown for the seed run? I already forgot who was doing it.
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Hey just wanted to stop by and say thanks for sending out the sebrings revenge seeds a while back. I gave some flower to my aunt who has bad joint pain issues. She called and thanked me for the smoke. She said it made her joints feel nice and lubricated. Thanks again man.
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Yeah those are from me and will be coming in the June shipment.
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Just recieved this with some other strains to be distributed, I will definitely be checking this out, sooner than later, if it’s good for nerv pain.
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Much respect bud. Lol I’m glad you get to keep some for your own stash!!! I really like the gifting and think it’s starting to grow. I was a bit skeptical at first but positivity and kindness rule!
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Good news, my 2 female black runner ducklings are ordered and arrive in a couple months. Hopefully, I’ll never have to fight slugs again!
I also have a count for our “made it to one set of true leaves” stage totals.
9 Maui Wowie CB
7 Blueberry Muffin Haze (Blueberry Blast - muffin pheno)
4 Moonglow (Apricot Kush)
10 Primate OG
2 Foul Mouth
3 Shiskaberry
3 Sebring’s Revenge CBD
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What makes it a “runner” duck. They wear tennis shoes?
I raised some ducks once. It was a cool experience until a pack of a few dogs came through and got them as they were learning to go from the pen to the pond.
Very fun to be around them though.
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Them are cute little duckers! I’ll bet they have a great start off the blocks! Lol to chase down them bugs!
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Runner ducks are more upright walking, tend to be quieter and are usually more voracious slug foragers.
They need very little supplemental feed and few accommodations.
They’ll join the 3 adolescent squirrels I saved and raised over the last couple months. They still let us rub their bellies once in a while, just like rebellious kids lol.
It looks like the little Mason bee house is being used too. The mud caps are new bee babies
Of course our ganja god is surrounded by vibrant life.
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Love the bug hotel been meaning to build a nice one for my garden some Iv seen are really decorative and functional at the same time! Maybe this will give me the motivation to get one built!
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I need a Ganja buda for some eye appeal and good luck for not getting the girls fertilized!
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We have a 17 year cicada hatch happening right now. Was thinking I could have my kids gather up a bucket of the shells they leave behind. I imagine this would be good ground up and added to soil or a tea? Gotta be full of chitin, right?
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Their a great source for it!
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you or doing a great job growing in that kind of enviorment keep up the good work peace
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Well, I’m still learning every day. I hadn’t ever made that connection and had to look it up. I suppose you would use it to strengthen the fungi? I wonder if we’ll see them here. I read where it supposed to be the year. I find them occasionally, but not as much as when I lived in the southeast.
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I was always under the assumption that they stay underground for 17 years, but that every year there is a new batch that had been underground for 17 years.
Is that not the case?
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It may be but there are these certain years where there’s an enormous amount of them that come out, unlike other years. You can sit on my deck just watching the birds go apeshit over them. The birds are like fighter jets dive bombing slow moving jets out of the air. And when you look at the trees, there are hundreds of shells stuck to the twigs and branches.
My understanding is that having chitin in the soil promotes the growth of chitin consuming microbes. These microbes help keep pests in check when theres a lot of these microbes present. For example, its said a healthy population of these microbes will help resist fungus gnats. So adding in the insect shells will just increase diversity of the types of good bugs present in the soil.
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I never figured out the cicada thing. I know they have the 17 year hatch, but there must be different kinds. In the southeast in summer the nights ring with constant cicada noise. Driving down the highway with the windows down you’ll never not hear them. It’s constant.
I’d have to dig in to find out the real story. I can’t remember if they will be coming through here or not. Not sure which areas will be affected by them. We had a grasshopper apocalypse here a few years back. Man, I hope I never have to go through that again.
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I believe it depends on the region. I don’t know whether a group hatches every year, but I know they do every couple. There is a page, on the web, that I have seen that lists the cycles, in depth, but I can’t remember what the address is or what it’s called.
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They may have a 17 year cycle so the ones you hear this year started 17 years ago and next year’s is still in the ground waiting to emerge next year and so on.
We don’t get those up here in northern Alberta. The mosquitoes got them all. 
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