I have a really nice male Chunky Junky (Cap Junky x blue Tara). He’s about 3 1/2 feet tall. In a five gallon bucket, A really pretty stinky boy. , if your looking to run for seeds. Its yours if you want it. I’m about to destroy him.
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I appreciate the offer, but I’ve only got these autos running now. It’ll be a couple months before I have photos going, and I don’t have a good place to keep it in the mean time.
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Ok bro. Just thought I would offer before I break out the chainsaw. Haha.
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Nice raised beds, I’ll be coming back to keep an eye on them.
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Nice to see you got some sun, and the hail held off 
Lower mainlands been gloomy and downpouring. No sun till Friday 
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It’s beautiful to see the mushrooms showing themselves. This tells you how hard your soil is working to grow your plants. Congratulations on the garden man, it’s beautiful!
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Man! Look at those rascals go (grow). Looking sweet @Tracker
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Male transplanted and moved. I’ll let the girls develop more flowers, then shake the male out over them for a day or three before putting him in the compost.
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Your garden always looks great. Mine does not. I must not be holding my mouth right, or something.
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You have to whisper sweet nothings
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And I use shitty Reggae.
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Looking good @Tracker.
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Rockin and rolling brotha 
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Garden’s looking happy this morning…
~37 days since breaking out of soil.
Lots of flowers opening on the male now
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@joheimgrohen the Scoutcicles are making light purple or lavender flowers! The stem rubs don’t smell much. When I was taking this pic, I squeezed one of the early flowers to feel a seed inside, then I smelled my fingers… clearly grape Pixy Stix!!!
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Is it weird that I’m more amazed at the size of that tomato behind that male? 
Do you leave the male outside forever or quarantine it in a tent when it starts to drop pollen?
looking amazeballs 
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Outside, in a separated area. No one else with outdoor nearby. I’ll give it one more shake over the plants, then bury it in the compost.
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