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Old Fogey’s breeding project seeds
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I don’t think I will do that. I know people do but it just seems a bit wrong to me.
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I am interested to see if these seeds will be viable. The plants they come from are tortured and have since begun to reveg but the seeds continue to mature. F2’s. I have the best looking female and male growing together in the woods far away from a couple of females. The female pair hopefully won’t get long distance pollinated.
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If I hadn’t told Mrs Fogey that I am not really growing anymore, a few of these would be in soil now. I think she is on to me though. My attention to my ‘marigolds’ is a dead give away…
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I just looked up how far pollen can travel and I guess I either need to chop down my male or hope the upwind females don’t become downwind females. One article I read said that Moroccan cannabis pollen had been found as far away as the Iberian peninsula. Bummer…
Speaking of pollen. My poor dogs eyes are almost shut from allergies. Never seen him like that. Breaks my fking heart. 
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I had been giving my boy Jo some oatmeal for about 6 months in hopes of firming up his stools. For the longest time, his eyes would be crusty and I didn’t make the connection that he may have an allergy to oatmeal but I switched up to giving him pumpkin and yogurt and his eyes cleared up. I feel like a horrible ‘dad’ for not thinking of it sooner. Pollen in the air is a whole different ballgame though. I have central air and use MERV 13 filters and it makes a world of difference. I should change them once a month as they turn brownish yellow in that time frame. I ran out of MERV 13 filters and put a crappy one in until I get my shipment of the good ones and both Mrs Fogey and me are sneezing up a storm.Speaking of pollen. My poor dogs eyes are almost shut from allergies. Never seen him like that. Breaks my fking heart.
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Planted the last 2 females that are going in the ground. They are both from my #6 plant. Something ate the male I had planted. I was probably going to yank it anyway. Topped everyone too so they don’t get too tall(if the were planning on it)…
Hey dont be showing those sexy legs to Sub,, she might get the wrong idea. 
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They look hidden real good for now. They all look healthy too. Good luck with them
I just got the wrong idea thanx to you hopper.Hey dont be showing those sexy legs to Sub,, she might get the wrong idea.
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Thanks big. Some look hungry in the pics but didn’t in real life. 4 are living on a pretty steep hill that is topped off with a holding pond for water run off. The soil seems to retain moisture pretty well. I didn’t prepare the soil so they are at the mercy of Mother Nature and what she provides. I pulled 8 ticks off of myself when I got back home so I don’t know how much treatment of bug detergents they will be getting. I will probably cave and check them weekly. Something tried one of the leaves of #4 but left her after that. I hope whatever munched the male doesn’t do the rest of them.
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I thought those were my dogs legs until I saw the sneakers. He is usually barefoot though so they must be mine. Easy to mistake though. I am a hairy gorilla…Hey dont be showing those sexy legs to Sub,, she might get the wrong idea.
I made them bigger brother.
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Thanks. Can you do that for the actual plants?
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